Eddie Hall
Acting
1912-02-03 · Chicago, Illinois, USA
Eddie Hall was born on February 3, 1912 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. He is known for his work on Military Training (1941), Shadows of Death (1945) and Mechanized Patrolling (1943). He was married to Flower Parry and Pat. He died on February 19, 1963 in Granada Hills, California, USA.
Filmography(96)
movieCalcutta
as Co-Pilot (uncredited) · 1946 · 6.4
movieThe Blue Dahlia
as Soldier Picking Up Suitcase in Bus Station (uncredited) · 1946 · 6.7
movieRoad to Utopia
as Man in Saloon Behind Duke and Chester (uncredited) · 1946 · 6.7
movieDetour
as Used Car Mechanic (uncredited) · 1945 · 7.2
movieClub Havana
as Hitman Ace Parker (uncredited) · 1945 · 5.9
movieBud Abbott and Lou Costello in Hollywood
as Slow Dancer at 'Ciros' (uncredited) · 1945 · 5.8
movieAnchors Aweigh
as Sailor Discussing Lola (uncredited) · 1945 · 6.8
movieGangs of the Waterfront
as Henchman Miller (as Edward Hall) · 1945 · 7.5
movieTwice Blessed
as Photographer at Airport (uncredited) · 1945 · 7.5
movieShadows of Death
as Clay Kincaid · 1945 · 6.2
movieThe Man Who Walked Alone
as Detective Reading Newspaper · 1945 · 5.9
movieI'll Be Seeing You
as Charlie Hartman (uncredited) · 1944 · 6.9
movieThoroughbreds
as Dapper · 1944 · 9.0
moviePractically Yours
as PBY Radio Man (uncredited) · 1944 · 7.0
movieDouble Exposure
as Newspaper Photographer · 1944 · 6.2
movieBluebeard
as Paul (Uncredited) · 1944 · 5.4
movieThe Miracle of Morgan's Creek
as Homecoming Spectator (uncredited) · 1944 · 6.9
movieTill We Meet Again
as Last Man in Train Station Line (uncredited) · 1944 · 7.0
movieHail the Conquering Hero
as Man Swigging Beer at the Bar (uncredited) · 1944 · 7.1
movieDouble Indemnity
as Man in Drug Store (uncredited) · 1944 · 8.1
movieSince You Went Away
as Eager Sailor (uncredited) · 1944 · 6.6
movieAnd the Angels Sing
as Dancer at Schultz's Copacabana (uncredited) · 1944 · 7.3
movieCover Girl
as Soldier (uncredited) · 1944 · 6.4
movieThe Fighting Seabees
as Man Walking to File Cabinet (uncredited) · 1944 · 6.3