William Hopper - Film and Television

Film and Television

  • Sunshine Dad (1916) (as DeWolf Hopper Jr.), infant in carriage
  • The King Steps Out (1936) (uncredited), soldier
  • Murder with Pictures (1936) (uncredited), photographer
  • The Big Broadcast of 1937 (1936)
  • Easy to Take (1936) (uncredited), monitor room man
  • The Accusing Finger (1936) (as DeWolf Hopper Jr.), reporter
  • Beware of Ladies (1936) (uncredited), reporter
  • The Adventurous Blonde (1937), Matt, a reporter
  • Over the Goal (1937), Ken Thomas
  • Love Is on the Air (1937), Eddie Gould
  • Back in Circulation (1937) (uncredited), Pete Eddington, a reporter
  • The Footloose Heiress (1937), Jack Pierson
  • Mr. Dodd Takes the Air (1937) (uncredited), second production manager
  • Public Wedding (1937), Anthony 'Tony' Burke
  • Dick Tracy (serial) (1937/I) (uncredited), Dirigible Pilot, chs. 4, 9-10
  • Join the Marines (1937) (uncredited), marine
  • Larceny on the Air (1937) (as De Wolf Hopper) announcer
  • Mystery House (1938), Lal Killian
  • Love, Honor and Behave (1938) (uncredited), Yale tennis player
  • Daredevil Drivers (1938), Neeley bus driver
  • The Patient in Room 18 (1938) (scenes deleted), grabshot
  • Invisible Stripes (1939) (uncredited), society gent in top hat
  • A Child Is Born (1939) (uncredited), intern going to see operation
  • The Return of Doctor X (1939) (as DeWolf Hopper), intern
  • Dead End Kids at Military School (1939) (uncredited), soldier getting radio report from H4
  • Smashing the Money Ring (1939) (uncredited), trial spectator
  • Pride of the Blue Grass (1939) (as DeWolf Hopper), Joe
  • On Your Toes (1939) (uncredited), Peggy's escort Ronald
  • Espionage Agent (1939) (uncredited), student
  • Dust Be My Destiny (1939) (uncredited), reporter
  • Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase (1939) (as DeWolf Hopper), reporter
  • The Angels Wash Their Faces (1939) (uncredited), photographer
  • The Bill of Rights (1939) (uncredited), courier
  • The Old Maid (1939) (as DeWolf Hopper), John Ward
  • The Cowboy Quarterback (1939) (as DeWolf Hopper), Handsome Sam Saxon
  • Daughters Courageous (1939) (uncredited), man with striped shirt at beach
  • Midnight (1939) (uncredited), Flammarions' party guest
  • Nancy Drew... Reporter (1939) (uncredited), bit role
  • Stagecoach (1939) (uncredited), Sergeant
  • Santa Fe Trail (1940) (scenes deleted), officer
  • Lady with Red Hair (1940) (uncredited), Lyceum Theater attendant
  • Always a Bride (1940) (uncredited), man at campaign meeting carrying Michael
  • The Flag of Humanity (1940) (uncredited), sentry
  • Knute Rockne, All American (1940) (uncredited), New York reporter when Knute is ill
  • No Time for Comedy (1940) (uncredited), first-Nnighter
  • Money and the Woman (1940) (uncredited), J.L. Burns, bank depositor
  • Ladies Must Live (1940) (as DeWolf Hopper), Joe Barton
  • Pony Express Days (1940) (uncredited), St. Joseph relegrapher
  • The Man Who Talked Too Much (1940) (uncredited), reporter #2
  • Gambling on the High Seas (1940) (uncredited), police boat radio Ooperator
  • Brother Orchid (1940) (uncredited), 2nd reporter on return ship
  • Flight Angels (1940) (as DeWolf Hopper), Lefty, radio operator
  • Tear Gas Squad (1940) (as DeWolf Hopper), George, Lois' friend
  • 'Til We Meet Again (1940) (uncredited), man
  • The Singing Dude (1940) (uncredited), cowboy
  • Virginia City (1940) (uncredited), Lieutenant reporting Murrell's attack
  • Castle on the Hudson (1940) (uncredited), reporter
  • Calling Philo Vance (1940) (uncredited), clerk at Hotel Nino in Chicago
  • The Fighting 69th (1940) (as DeWolf Hopper), Private Turner
  • Hedda Hopper's Hollywood No. 2 (1941) (uncredited), himself as party guest
  • You're in the Army Now (1941) (uncredited), supply man: gas masks
  • The Body Disappears (1941) (as DeWolf Hopper), Terrence Abbott
  • All Through the Night (1941) (uncredited), reporter
  • They Died with Their Boots On (1941) (uncredited), Lt. Frazier
  • Blues in the Night (1941) (uncredited), billiard player
  • The Maltese Falcon (1941) (uncredited), reporter
  • Passage from Hong Kong (1941) (uncredited), Watson
  • Navy Blues (1941) (uncredited), Ensign Walters
  • International Squadron (1941) (uncredited), radio operator
  • Dive Bomber (1941) (uncredited), pilot telling Joe 'Tim Landed RAF Plane'
  • Manpower (1941) (uncredited), power company telephone operator
  • Highway West (1941) (uncredited), Frank Carson, murdered cashier
  • Bullets for O'Hara (1941) (as DeWolf Hopper), Richard Palmer
  • The Bride Came C.O.D. (1941) (as DeWolf Hopper), Keenan's and Brice's pilot
  • Throwing a Party (1941)
  • Affectionately Yours (1941) unbilled
  • Strange Alibi (1941) (uncredited), apartment house clerk
  • A Shot in the Dark (1941) (uncredited), reporter
  • Knockout (1941) (uncredited), first reporter
  • Here Comes Happiness (1941) (as DeWolf Hopper), Schuyler, Blaine's best man
  • Footsteps in the Dark (1941) (uncredited,) police secretary
  • Flight from Destiny (1941) (as DeWolf Hopper), Travin
  • High Sierra (1941) (scenes deleted), man
  • The Case of the Black Parrot (1941) (uncredited),ship's officer reporting false alarm
  • Gentleman Jim (1942) (uncredited), undetermined
  • Beyond the Line of Duty (1942) (uncredited), University of Texas classmate
  • You Can't Escape Forever (1942) (uncredited), soldier
  • Desperate Journey (1942) (uncredited), radio operator
  • Across the Pacific (1942) (uncredited), orderly
  • Divide and Conquer (1942) (uncredited), bit role
  • Secret Enemies (1942) (uncredited), agent
  • Busses Roar (1942) (uncredited), dark-haired sailor at bar
  • Escape from Crime (1942) (uncredited), Hastings, reporter
  • Spy Ship (1942) (uncredited), Reporter
  • Juke Girl (1942) (uncredited), Atlanta postal clerk
  • Yankee Doodle Dandy (1942) (uncredited), reporter
  • Larceny, Inc. (1942) (uncredited), traffic policeman
  • Murder in the Big House (1942) (uncredited), reporter
  • Lady Gangster (1942) (as DeWolf Hopper), John
  • The Male Animal (1942) (uncredited), reporter on porch
  • Bullet Scars (1942) (uncredited), Citizens Bank teller
  • Murder on the Waterfront (1943) (uncredited), first sentry
  • Action in the North Atlantic (1943) (uncredited), Canadian soldier
  • The Mysterious Doctor (1943) (uncredited)
  • Air Force (1943) (uncredited), Sergeant
  • The Hard Way (1943) (uncredited), Hotel Desk Clerk
  • The Last Ride (1944) (uncredited), swank mechanic/henchman
  • Track of the Cat (1954), Arthur Bridges
  • This Is My Love (1954), District Attorney
  • Sitting Bulll (1954) (as Bill Hopper), Charles Wentworth
  • The High and the Mighty (1954) (as William Dewolf Hopper), Roy
  • Lux Video Theatre .- Perilous Deception (1955) TV episode, himself as host
  • Casablanca (1955) (TV) - Labor Camp Escapee William Randoll
  • Rebel Without a Cause (1955), Judy's father
  • One Desire (1955), 'Mac' MacBain
  • Ford Theatre (1955), The Mumbys. Joe Cramer
  • Robbers' Roost (1955), Robert Bell
  • Conquest of Space (1955), Dr. George Fenton
  • Lux Video Theatre- No Sad Songs for Me (1955)
  • Lux Video Theatre- The Star (1956)
  • Lux Video Theatre - The Top Rung (1956)
  • The Bad Seed (1956), Col. Kenneth Penmark
  • Jane Wyman Presents The Fireside Theatre - Ten Percent (1956), Rick Gordon
  • Gunsmoke ... Unmarked Grave (1956) TV episode, Tasker Sloan
  • Gunsmoke ... Robin Hood (1956) TV episode, John Henry Jordan
  • The First Texan (1956), William Barrett Travis
  • The Millionaire.- ...The Captain Jonathan Carroll Story (1956) TV episode, Capt. Jonathan Carroll
  • Good-bye, My Lady (1956), Walden Grover
  • Celebrity Playhouse - Stagecoach to Paradise (1956) TV episode
  • The 20th Century Fox Hour.- One Life (1956) TV episode, Philip Harland
  • Fury ..-.. The Hobo (1956) TV episode, Dr. Steve Brown aka Steve Wilson
  • Studio 57- The Magic Glass (1956) TV episode
  • Slim Carter (1957), Joe Brewster
  • Studio 57- Mr. November (1957) TV episode, Kip
  • 20 Million Miles to Earth (1957), Colonel Robert Calder
  • The Deadly Mantis (1957), Dr. Nedrick 'Ned' Jackson
  • The Joseph Cotten Show.- The Case of the Jealous Bomber (1957) TV episode, Arnold Bait
  • Schlitz Playhouse of Stars - The Restless Gun (1957) TV episode, Don Maler
  • Perry Mason (1957–1966, 256 episodes), Paul Drake
  • Stump the Stars- Episode dated July 8, 1963 (1963) TV episode, guest panelist
  • Myra Breckinridge (1970) (uncredited), Judge Frederic D. Cannon
  • Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? (1975), documentary film using archival footage (as DeWolf Hopper Jr.)

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