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Bobby Watson
In short · Acted for seven decades — 25 credits.
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24 credits
Polk County Pot Plane(1977)
Doosh
Film
No Escape(1953)
Claude Duffy
Film
Singin' in the Rain(1952)
Diction Coach (uncredited)
Film
G.I. Jane(1951)
Colonel
Film
The Paleface(1948)
Toby Preston
Film
Hold That Blonde!(1945)
Edwards - the Butler
Film
The Hitler Gang(1944)
Adolf Hitler
Film
The Last Three(1943)
Adolph Hitler
Film
The Devil with Hitler(1942)
Adolf Hitler
Film
Hitler: Dead or Alive(1942)
Adolf Hitler
Film
Secrets of a Model(1940)
Stuart Bannerman
Film
Everything's on Ice(1939)
French
Film
The Adventurous Blonde(1937)
Mugsy
Film
The Murder Man(1935)
Carey Booth
Film
Streamline Express(1935)
Gerald Wilson
Film
I Hate Women(1934)
Ducky
Film
Moonlight and Pretzels(1933)
Bertie
Film
Going Hollywood(1933)
Thompson
Film
Wine, Women and Song(1933)
Lawrence
Film
Manhattan Parade(1931)
Paisley
Film
Follow the Leader(1930)
George White
Film
Syncopation(1929)
Benny Darrell
FilmThe Song and Dance Man(1926)
Fred Carroll
Film
The Romance of a Million Dollars(1926)
The Detective
Film
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- Art Blakey: The Jazz MessengerSelf · 1988
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