
William Collier Sr.
View on IMDb ↗William Collier Sr. was born on November 12, 1864 in New York City, New York, as William Morenus. He was an actor and writer, known for Wife and Auto Trouble (1916), Harmony at Home (1930) and Up the River (1930). He was married to Paula Marr and Louise Allen. He died on January 13, 1944 in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, California, from pneumonia.
Known for
Filmography (38)
- 1941
The Hard-Boiled CanaryDr. Joseph E. Maddy - 1939
Television SpyJames Llewellyn - 1939
Invitation to HappinessMr. Wayne - 1939
Disputed PassageDr. William Cunningham - 1939
I'm from MissouriSmith - 1939
Miracle on Main StreetDr. Miles - 1939
Persons in HidingBurt Nast - 1938
Say It in FrenchHowland - 1938
JosetteDavid Brassard Sr. - 1938
Thanks for the MemoryJim Platt - 1936
Love on a BetUncle Carlton MacCreigh - 1936
Give Us This NightPriest - 1936
Valiant Is the Word for CarrieEd Moresby - 1936
Cain and MabelPop Walters - 1935
Annapolis FarewellRumboat Charlie - 1935
The Murder Man'Pop' Grey - 1935
The Bride Comes HomeAlfred Desmereau - 1934
CheatersK.C. Kelly - 1934
All of MeJerry Helman - 1934
The Crosby CaseThe Detective--Police Sgt. Melody - 1934
A Successful FailureEllery Cushing aka Uncle Dudley - 1933
Broadway to HollywoodVaudeville Act (archive footage) - 1932
Madison Square GardenDoc Williams - 1932
The Washington MasqueradePeter Babcock - 1932
Hot SaturdayMr. Brock - 1932
After TomorrowWillie Taylor - 1931
Six Cylinder LoveRichard Burton - 1931
Annabelle's AffairsWickham - 1931
Mr. Lemon Of OrangeMr. Blake - 1931
The BratJudge O'Flaherty - 1931
Seas BeneathMugs O'Flaherty (uncredited) - 1930
Harmony at HomeJoe Haller - 1930
High Society BluesHorace Divine - 1930
She's My WeaknessDavid Tuttle - 1930
Up the RiverPop - 1929
Happy DaysEnd Man - Minstrel Show - 1916
Wife and Auto TroubleThe Meek Husband (as William Collier) - 1915
Fatty and the Broadway StarsWilliam Collier - Broadway Star
Cheaters
The Hard-Boiled Canary
Six Cylinder Love
Annapolis Farewell
Annabelle's Affairs
Harmony at Home
High Society Blues
Television Spy
Say It in French
Josette