Stanley Fields
Birthday: 1883-05-19
Deathday: 1941-04-23
Birthplace: Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA
Gender: Male
Owned By: Unowned
Stanley Fields (born Walter L. Agnew; May 20, 1883 – April 23, 1941) was an American actor.
On Broadway, Fields performed in Fifty Miles from Boston (1908) and The Red Widow (1911). After that, for eight years, Fields performed in vaudeville with Frank Fay. Thanks to Norma Talmadge, who thought his broken nose gave him a ferocious appearance, he started on a film career with a screen debut as a gunman in her talkie New York Nights. In 1930, he signed a long-term contract with Paramount Pictures.
He died on April 23, 1941. He died of a heart attack.
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Credits
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1941-09-12 | I'll Sell My Life | Bochini |
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1941-04-11 | The Lady from Cheyenne | Jerry Stover |
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1941-01-03 | Where Did You Get That Girl? | Crandall |
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1940-12-09 | The Great Plane Robbery | Frankie Toller |
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1940-09-13 | Wyoming | Curley - Henchman |
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1940-06-28 | New Moon | Tambour |
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1940-05-09 | Ski Patrol | Birger Simberg |
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1940-04-13 | King of the Lumberjacks | Dominic Deribault |
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1940-04-12 | Viva Cisco Kid | Boss |
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1939-12-07 | Fugitive at Large | Manning |
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1939-10-24 | Pack Up Your Troubles | Sgt. Walker |
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1939-07-08 | Hell's Kitchen | Buck Caesar |
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1939-05-27 | Exile Express | Tony Kassam |
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1939-05-23 | The Kid from Kokomo | Muscles Malone |
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1939-01-24 | Blackwell's Island | 'Bull' Bransom |
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1939-01-21 | Off the Record | Big Bruiser (uncredited) |
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1938-12-02 | Flirting with Fate | Fernando |
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1938-09-30 | Straight, Place and Show | Slippery Sol |
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1938-08-12 | Painted Desert | Bill |
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1938-07-07 | Panamint's Bad Man | Harold 'Black Jack' Deavers |
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1938-04-18 | Wide Open Faces | Duke Temple |
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1938-04-07 | The Adventures of Marco Polo | Bayan |
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1938-02-25 | Arsène Lupin Returns | André - Horse Groom (uncredited) |
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1938-01-16 | Algiers | Carlos |
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1937-12-31 | Wells Fargo | Abe, prospector |
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1937-10-29 | Ali Baba Goes to Town | Tramp |
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1937-10-18 | Roll Along, Cowboy | Barry Barker |
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1937-10-14 | Counsel for Crime | George Evans |
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1937-09-30 | Danger – Love at Work | Combative pedestrian in NYC |
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1937-09-17 | Wife, Doctor and Nurse | Deliveryman |
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1937-09-05 | The Sheik Steps Out | Abu Saal |
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1937-09-03 | Souls at Sea | Granley |
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1937-08-09 | All Over Town | Slug |
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1937-07-22 | The Toast of New York | Top Sergeant |
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1937-07-10 | Three Legionnaires | Gen. Stavinski |
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1937-04-26 | The Hit Parade | Bedtime Story Man |
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1937-04-16 | Way Out West | Sheriff |
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1937-03-06 | Midnight Court | 'Slim' Jacobs |
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1937-02-13 | The Great O'Malley | Convict at Lathe (uncredited) |
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1937-02-12 | Maid of Salem | First Mate |
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1936-10-02 | The Gay Desperado | Butch |
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1936-09-18 | The Devil Is a Sissy | Joe |
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1936-06-24 | Ticket to Paradise | Dan Kelly |
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1936-05-17 | Show Boat | |
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1936-05-06 | The Mine with the Iron Door | Dempsey |
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1936-03-27 | O'Malley of the Mounted | Red Jagger |
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1936-02-14 | It Had to Happen | Mug |
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1936-01-19 | Black Gold | Lefty Stevens |
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1935-11-22 | Mutiny on the Bounty | William Muspratt |
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1935-07-17 | The Daring Young Man | Rafferty |
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1935-04-12 | Baby Face Harrington | Mullens |
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1935-01-05 | Helldorado | Truck Driver |
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1935-01-02 | Life Returns | Dog Catcher |
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1934-11-10 | Kid Millions | Oscar Wilson |
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1934-09-24 | Rocky Rhodes | Harp Haverty |
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1934-07-25 | Name the Woman | Dawson |
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1934-06-08 | Many Happy Returns | Joe |
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1934-05-11 | Strictly Dynamite | Pussy |
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1934-04-20 | Sing and Like it | Butch - Hood |
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1933-12-15 | He Couldn't Take It | Sweet Sue |
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1933-04-14 | Terror Aboard | Capt. Swanson |
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1933-04-01 | Destination Unknown | Gattallo |
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1933-03-12 | The Constant Woman | Beef - Stagehand |
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1932-12-24 | Island of Lost Souls | Capt. Davies |
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1932-11-17 | The Kid from Spain | Jose |
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1932-10-23 | Rackety Rax | Gilatti |
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1932-10-04 | One Way Passage | Freighter Captain (uncredited) |
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1932-09-23 | Hell's Highway | F.E. Whiteside |
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1932-04-17 | Destry Rides Again | Sheriff Jerry Wendell |
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1932-03-24 | Girl Crazy | Lank Sanders |
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1932-03-21 | The Mouthpiece | Mr. Pondapolis |
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1932-01-16 | Two Kinds of Women | Harry Glassman |
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1932-01-15 | Girl of the Rio | Mike |
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1931-11-13 | Way Back Home | Rufe Turner |
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1931-10-28 | Trapped | Tony Valisimo |
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1931-10-22 | Riders of the Purple Sage | Oldring |
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1931-10-08 | Skyline | Captain Breen |
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1931-08-15 | Traveling Husbands | Dan Murphy |
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1931-07-19 | A Holy Terror | Butch Morgan |
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1931-04-18 | City Streets | Blackie |
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1931-04-18 | Cracked Nuts | General Bogardus |
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1931-01-26 | Cimarron | Les Yountis |
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1931-01-25 | Little Caesar | Sam Vettori |
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1930-12-26 | Hook, Line and Sinker | McKay, Blackwell Henchman |
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1930-11-23 | See America Thirst | Spumoni |
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1930-09-21 | Her Man | Al |
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1930-07-22 | Manslaughter | Peters |
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1930-06-28 | The Border Legion | Hack Gulden |
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1930-05-14 | Ladies Love Brutes | Mike Mendino |
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1930-02-13 | Dangerous Paradise | Steamer Captain |
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1930-02-08 | Street of Chance | Dorgan |