
Emmett Lynn
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- February 13, 1897
- Died
- October 20, 1958
- Birthplace
- Muscatine, Iowa, USA
Filmography

The Ten Commandments 1956
as Old Slave / Hebrew at Golden Calf (uncredited)
- He Took a Powder
He Took a Powder 1955
Actor

Run for Cover 1955
as Bartender (uncredited)

A Man Called Peter 1955
as Mr. Briscoe

Stranger on Horseback 1955
as Barfly

Shot in the Frontier 1954
as Lem (uncredited)

Living It Up 1954
as Gas Station Attendant (uncredited)

Ring of Fear 1954
as Twitchy

Bait 1954
as Foley

Northern Patrol 1953
as Dad

The Homesteaders 1953
as Old Grimer

Sky Full of Moon 1952
as Otis

Lone Star 1952
as Josh, Printer

Apache War Smoke 1952
as Les

Monkey Business 1952
as Gus (uncredited)

Skirts Ahoy! 1952
as Plumber

Desert Pursuit 1952
as Leatherface Bates

Oklahoma Annie 1952
as Paydirt

Callaway Went Thataway 1951
as Desert Rat on Bus (uncredited)

Slaughter Trail 1951
as Old-Timer (uncredited)

Texas Carnival 1951
as Cook (uncredited)

Journey Into Light 1951
as Bum

The Red Badge of Courage 1951
as Jake - Veteran (uncredited)

The Tall Target 1951
as News Vendor (uncredited)

Best of the Badmen 1951
as Oscar

Red Mountain 1951
as Old Posse Member

The Scarf 1951
as Jack, Waiter

Badman's Gold 1951
as Wiggins - Miner

Rock Island Trail 1950
as Old Timer

Cowboy and the Prizefighter 1949
as Buckskin Blodgett

The Fighting Redhead 1949
as Buckskin

Roll, Thunder, Roll! 1949
as Buckskin

Brimstone 1949
as Drummer (uncredited)

Ride, Ryder, Ride! 1949
as Buckskin Blodgett

Grand Canyon Trail 1948
as Edward Llewelyn "Old Ed" Carruthers

Relentless 1948
as Nester (uncredited)

Trail of the Mounties 1947
as Gumdrop

Nightmare Alley 1947
as Hobo by Stan's Right Hand (uncredited)

The Wistful Widow of Wagon Gap 1947
as Old Codger (uncredited)

Rustlers of Devil's Canyon 1947
as Blizzard

Oregon Trail Scouts 1947
as Bear Trap

Code of the West 1947
as Doc Quinn

Stagecoach to Denver 1946
as Coonskin

Santa Fe Uprising 1946
as Deputy Hank

Conquest of Cheyenne 1946
as Daffy

Man from Rainbow Valley 1946
as Locoweed

The Caravan Trail 1946
as Ezra

Romance of the West 1946
as Ezra

Wagon Wheels Westward 1945
as Pop Dale

Song of Old Wyoming 1945
as Uncle Ezra
- Shadow Of Terror
Shadow Of Terror 1945
as Elmer

Along Came Jones 1945
as Bearded Barfly (uncredited)

Gangster's Den 1945
as Webb

Hollywood and Vine 1945
as Mortimer Barkley

Shadows of Death 1945
as Old-Timer in Bathtub (uncredited)

The Big Show-Off 1945
as Franklin D. Ripbogle Jr.

Nevada 1944
as J. Pancake Comstock

The Town Went Wild 1944
as The Watchman

Bluebeard 1944
as Soldier

Swing Hostess 1944
as Mr. Blodgett

Dixie Jamboree 1944
as CaféJanitor (uncredited)

The Yoke's on Me 1944
as Smithers (uncredited)

Outlaws of Santa Fe 1944
as Saloon Drunk

The Laramie Trail 1944
as Alfred "Barfoot" Jennings

Lady in the Death House 1944
as Cafe Cook (uncredited)

Frontier Outlaws 1944
as James Ryan
- Bachelor Daze
Bachelor Daze 1944
as Ezra

The Return of the Rangers 1943
as Sheriff Summers

The Unknown Guest 1943
as Gasoline Station Owner (uncredited)

Blazing Guns 1943
as Eagle-Eye

The Law Rides Again 1943
as Eagle-Eye the Scout

Hitler's Madman 1943
as Germak (uncredited)

Girls in Chains 1943
as Lionel Cleeter

Days of Old Cheyenne 1943
as Tombstone Boggs

Carson City Cyclone 1943
as Horatio 'Tombstone' Boggs

Dead Man's Gulch 1943
as Fiddlefoot

The Sundown Kid 1942
as Pop Tanner

Queen of Broadway 1942
as Chris

Outlaws of Pine Ridge 1942
as Jackpot McGraw
- City of Silent Men
City of Silent Men 1942
as Jeb Parker

Tomorrow We Live 1942
as William "Pop" Bronson

The Spoilers 1942
as Miner in Search of Lodging (uncredited)
- Tireman, Spare My Tires
Tireman, Spare My Tires 1942
as Pop - Travel Lodge Proprietor

In Old California 1942
as Whitey

Westward Ho 1942
as Sheriff
- Frisco Lil
Frisco Lil 1942
Actor

Stagecoach Express 1942
as Charles Haney

Robbers of the Range 1941
as Whopper

Along the Rio Grande 1941
as Whopper

Arizona 1940
as Leatherface

The Fargo Kid 1940
as Whopper

Wagon Train 1940
as Whopper

Scatterbrain 1940
as Pappy Hull
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