William Challee

William Challee

  • Birthday: 1904-04-06
  • Deathday: 1989-03-11
  • Place of birth: Chicago, Illinois, USA
  • Also know as: William John Challee

Biography

William John Challee (April 6, 1904 – March 11, 1989) was an American actor. Description above from the Wikipedia article William Challee, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

Moonchild

1974

As Alchemist

Desperate

1947

As Reynolds

A Gun in His Hand

1945

As Snorky (uncredited)

Port of New York

1949

As Leo Stasser

Chicago Syndicate

1955

As Dolan

War Hunt

1962

As Lt. Colonel

Zachariah

1971

As Old Man

Noose for a Gunman

1960

As Gorse

The Hook

1963

As Schmidt

The Big Trees

1952

As Brother Williams (uncredited)

Five Easy Pieces

1970

As Nicholas Dupea

Long Way Home

1975

As Town Character

Saddle the Wind

1958

As Barfly (uncredited)

Tokyo Rose

1946

As Mike Kovac

A Song to Remember

1945

As Titus (uncredited)

Days of Glory

1944

As Ducrenko (uncredited)

Reign of Terror

1949

As Bourdon (uncredited)

Outrage

1950

As Lee Wilkins

The Plunderers

1960

As 1st Citizen

This Woman Is Dangerous

1952

As Ned Shaw (Uncredited)

Nocturne

1946

As Olsen, Police Photographer

Tap Roots

1948

As Sergeant (uncredited)

The Whip Hand

1951

As Guard (uncredited)

Twilight for the Gods

1958

As Sweeney

The Story on Page One

1959

As Lemke (uncredited)

Gambling House

1950

As Parking Attendant (uncredited)

From Noon Till Three

1976

As Piano Player (uncredited)

From This Day Forward

1946

As Pawnbroker

On Dangerous Ground

1951

As Thug (uncredited)

Deadline at Dawn

1946

As Ray (Newsstand Proprietor) (uncredited)

Dynasty

1976

As Plunkett

God Is My Co-Pilot

1945

As Joe (uncredited)

One Third of a Nation

1939

As Reporter (uncredited)

The Cincinnati Kid

1965

As Old Man (uncredited)

Seven Days in May

1964

As Gen. Riley (uncredited)

The Seventh Cross

1944

As Fischer (uncredited)

Raintree County

1957

As Spectator (uncredited)

Without Reservations

1946

As Corporal (uncredited)

Cimarron

1960

As Barber (uncredited)

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