William Collier Sr.
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- November 12, 1864
- Died
- January 13, 1944
- Birthplace
- New York City, New York, USA
William Collier Sr. was born on November 12, 1864 in New York City, New York, as William Morenus. He was an actor and writer, known for Wife and Auto Trouble (1916), Harmony at Home (1930) and Up the River (1930). He was married to Paula Marr and Louise Allen. He died on January 13, 1944 in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, California, from pneumonia.
Filmography
The Hard-Boiled Canary 1941
as Dr. Joseph E. Maddy
Miracle on Main Street 1939
as Dr. Miles
Disputed Passage 1939
as Dr. William Cunningham
Television Spy 1939
as James Llewellyn
Invitation to Happiness 1939
as Mr. Wayne
I'm from Missouri 1939
as Smith
Persons in Hiding 1939
as Burt Nast
Say It in French 1938
as Howland
Thanks for the Memory 1938
as Jim Platt
Josette 1938
as David Brassard Sr.
- Mr. Satan
Mr. Satan 1938
Producer
Valiant Is the Word for Carrie 1936
as Ed Moresby
Cain and Mabel 1936
as Pop Walters
Give Us This Night 1936
as Priest
Love on a Bet 1936
as Uncle Carlton MacCreigh
The Bride Comes Home 1935
as Alfred Desmereau
Annapolis Farewell 1935
as Rumboat Charlie
The Murder Man 1935
as 'Pop' Grey
A Successful Failure 1934
as Ellery Cushing aka Uncle Dudley
Cheaters 1934
as K.C. Kelly
The Crosby Case 1934
as The Detective--Police Sgt. Melody
All of Me 1934
as Jerry Helman
Broadway to Hollywood 1933
as Vaudeville Act (archive footage)
Madison Square Garden 1932
as Doc Williams
Hot Saturday 1932
as Mr. Brock
The Washington Masquerade 1932
as Peter Babcock
After Tomorrow 1932
as Willie Taylor
The Brat 1931
as Judge O'Flaherty
Annabelle's Affairs 1931
as Wickham
Six Cylinder Love 1931
as Richard Burton
Mr. Lemon Of Orange 1931
as Mr. Blake
Seas Beneath 1931
as Mugs O'Flaherty (uncredited)
Up the River 1930
as Pop, Choreographer
She's My Weakness 1930
as David Tuttle
High Society Blues 1930
as Horace Divine
Harmony at Home 1930
as Joe Haller, Screenplay
Happy Days 1929
as End Man - Minstrel Show
The Hottentot 1929
Original Story
The Hottentot 1922
Theatre Play
Wife and Auto Trouble 1916
as The Meek Husband (as William Collier)
Fatty and the Broadway Stars 1915
as William Collier - Broadway Star
Credits from TMDB.