William Collier Jr.

Born 02/12/1902
New York City, New York, USA

Died 02/05/1987 (84 years old)
San Francisco, California, USA

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Jack Oakie, William Collier Jr., Miriam Hopkins - Dancers in the Dark - Photos

Jack Oakie, William Collier Jr., Miriam Hopkins

Actor

Movies
1935	The People's Enemy
1934	Public Stenographer
1933	File 113
	Forgotten
	Her Secret
	The Story of Temple Drake
1932	Behind Jury Doors
	Dancers in the Dark
	Exposed
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	Speed Demon
	The County Fair
	The Fighting Gentleman
	The Phantom Express
1931	Bought!
	Broadminded
	Cimarron
	Little Caesar
	Reducing
	Soul of the Slums
	Sporting Chance
	Street Scene
	The Big Gamble
	The Secret Witness
1930	A Royal Romance
	Lummox
	Melody Man
	New Movietone Follies of 1930
	Rain or Shine
	The March of Time
1929	Hardboiled Rose
	New Orleans
	One Stolen Night
	The Bachelor Girl
	The College Coquette
	The Donovan Affair
	The Red Sword
	The Show of Shows
	Tide of Empire
	Two Men and a Maid
1928	A Night of Mystery
	Beware of Bachelors
	So This Is Love?
	The Floating College
	The Lion and the Mouse
	The Tragedy of Youth
	Women They Talk About
1927	Backstage
	Convoy
	Dearie
	Stranded
	The Broken Gate
	The College Widow
	The Desired Woman
	The Sunset Derby
1926	God Gave Me Twenty Cents
	Just Another Blonde
	The Lady of the Harem
	The Lucky Lady
	The Rainmaker
1925	Eve's Secret
	Playing with Souls
	The Devil's Cargo
	The Reckless Sex
	The Verdict
	The Wanderer
1924	Fools' Highway
	Great Diamond Mystery
	Leave It to Gerry
	The Lighthouse by the Sea
	The Mine with the Iron Door
	The Sea Hawk
	Wine of Youth
1923	Enemies of Women
	Loyal Lives
	Pleasure Mad
	Sinner or Saint
	The Age of Desire
1922	Cardigan
	Secrets of Paris
	The Good Provider
1921	At the Stage Door
	The Girl from Porcupine
	The Heart of Maryland
1920	Everybody's Sweetheart
	The Servant Question
	The Soul of Youth
1916	The Bugle Call

Documentaries
1987	Buster Keaton: A Hard Act to Follow (TV movie)
1963	Hollywood Without Make-Up - a.f.
1933	Hollywood on Parade No. A-9
	Hollywood on Parade No. B-5

Short
1919	Back Stage