
Wylie Watson
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- February 4, 1889
- Died
- May 3, 1966
- Birthplace
- Lanarkshire, Scotland, UK
Filmography

The Sundowners 1960
as Herb Johnson

Happy Go Lovely 1951
as Stage Door Keeper

The Magnet 1950
as Pickering

Shadow of the Past 1950
as caretaker

Your Witness 1950
as Mr. Widgery

Morning Departure 1950
Actor

Whisky Galore! 1949
as Joseph Macroon

No Room at the Inn 1948
as Councilor Green

London Belongs to Me 1948
as Mr. Josser

Things Happen at Night 1948
as Watson

My Brother Jonathan 1948
as Bagley

Brighton Rock 1948
as Spicer

Fame Is the Spur 1947
as Pendleton

Temptation Harbour 1947
as Fred

A Girl in a Million 1946
as Peabody

The Years Between 1946
as Venning
- The Trojan Brothers
The Trojan Brothers 1946
as Stage Manager

Murder in Reverse 1945
as Tailor

Waltz Time 1945
as Josef
- Don Chicago
Don Chicago 1945
as Peabody

Waterloo Road 1945
Actor

Kiss the Bride Goodbye 1945
as David Dodd

The World Owes Me a Living 1945
as Band Conductor

Strawberry Roan 1944
as Bill Gurd

Don't Take It to Heart 1944
as Harry Bucket

Tawny Pipit 1944
as Crasker

The Lamp Still Burns 1943
as Diabetic Patient

The Flemish Farm 1943
as Farmer
- Mr. Proudfoot Shows a Light
Mr. Proudfoot Shows a Light 1941
as Friend

The Saint Meets the Tiger 1941
as Horace (Templar's butler)

Danny Boy 1941
as Fiddlesticks

From the Four Corners 1941
as Newspaper Vendor (uncredited)

My Wife's Family 1941
as Noah Bagshott
- Pack Up Your Troubles
Pack Up Your Troubles 1940
as Eric Sampson

Jamaica Inn 1939
as Salvation

Yes, Madam? 1938
as Albert Peabody

Queer Cargo 1938
as Rev. James Travers

Paradise for Two 1937
as Clarence
- Please Teacher
Please Teacher 1937
as Oswald Clutterbuck

Radio Lover 1936
as Joe Morrison
- The Black Mask
The Black Mask 1935
as Jimmie Glass

The 39 Steps 1935
as Mr. Memory
- Road House
Road House 1934
as Magician

A Political Party 1934
Actor

Hawleys of High Street 1933
as Rev. Potter

Leave It to Me 1933
as Client

For the Love of Mike 1932
as Rev. James

It's a Great Life 1929
as Bit Role
Credits from TMDB.