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Warren Douglas

Warren Douglas

Actor · Born 1911-07-29 · Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

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Movies & TV Shows

  1. Destination Tokyo (1943) — Larry
  2. Air Force (1943) — Hickam Field Control Officer (uncredited)
  3. Northwest Passage (1940)
  4. Action in the North Atlantic (1943) — Navy Pilot (uncredited)
  5. City for Conquest (1940) — Elevator Operator (uncredited)
  6. The Night of the Grizzly (1966) — Minister
  7. The Man I Love (1946) — Joe Brown
  8. Northern Pursuit (1943) — Sergeant (scenes deleted)
  9. Mission to Moscow (1943) — Emlen's Well-Wisher at Train Station (uncredited)
  10. Cry Vengeance (1954) — Mike Walters
  11. The Chinese Ring (1947) — Sgt. Bill Davidson
  12. I Won't Play (1944) — Rusty aka 'Handsome'
  13. Pride of the Marines (1945) — Kebabian
  14. The Inner Circle (1946) — Johnny Strange
  15. The Deep Six (1958) — Pilot
  16. The Helen Morgan Story (1957) — Mark Hellinger
  17. Incident (1948) — Joe Downey
  18. Homicide (1949) — Brad Clifton
  19. Dragoon Wells Massacre (1957) — Jud
  20. God Is My Co-Pilot (1945) — Bob Neale
  21. The Babe Ruth Story (1948) — Boston Braves' Rookie
  22. Below the Deadline (1946) — Joe Hilton
  23. Adventure in Iraq (1943) — Doug Everett
  24. The Trespasser (1947) — Daniel 'Danny' Butler
  25. Man with a Camera (1958) — Tommy
  26. Climbing the Matterhorn (1947) — Narrator
  27. The Magnificent Rogue (1946) — Steve Morgan
  28. Cuban Fireball (1951) — Tommy Pomeroy
  29. The Great Jewel Robber (1950) — Det. Altman (uncredited)
  30. Lightnin' in the Forest (1948) — David Lamont
  31. Homicide for Three (1948) — Lt. Peter Duluth
  32. Musical Movieland (1944) — Tourist
  33. Fangs of the Arctic (1953) — Matt Oliver
  34. Square Dance Katy (1950) — Bob Carson
  35. Post Office Investigator (1949) — Bill Mannerson
  36. Murder on the Waterfront (1943) — Joey Davis
  37. Northwest Territory (1951) — Dan Morgan
  38. The Pilgrim Lady (1947) — Dennis Carter
  39. The Red Pony (1973) — Barton
  40. Secrets of Monte Carlo (1951) — Bill Whitfield