Charles Butterworth

Personal Info

Known For
Acting
Born
July 25, 1896 (49 years old)
Died
June 13, 1946
Place of Birth
South Bend, Indiana, USA
Popular Genres
Comedy Music Romance
Career Span
1930 – 1944

Charles Butterworth

1 win
6 nominations
1 Oscar
45 credits

No biography available for this person.

Personal Info

Born
Jul 25, 1896
From
South Bend, Indiana, USA
Known For
Acting
Career
1930 – 1944

Award Recognition

1
Win
6
Nominations
1
Oscar

Complete Filmography

1944

Follow the Boys as Louie Fairweather Award
Bermuda Mystery as Dr. Randolph Tilford
Dixie Jamboree as Professor

1943

This Is the Army as Eddie Dibble Award
The Sultan's Daughter as Sultan of Araband
Always a Bridesmaid as Col. Thaddeus Winchester

1942

Night in New Orleans as Edward Wallace Award
Give Out, Sisters as Prof. Woof
What's Cookin'? as J. P. Courtney

1941

Second Chorus as J. Lester Chisholm
Road Show as Harry Whitman Award
Sis Hopkins as Horace Hopkins Award
Blonde Inspiration as 'Bittsy' Conway

1940

The Boys from Syracuse as Duke of Ephesus Award

1939

Let Freedom Ring as The Mackerel Award

1938

Thanks for the Memory as Biney Award
Hollywood Handicap as Himself

1937

Swing High, Swing Low as Harry Award
Every Day's a Holiday as Larmadou Graves

1936

Rainbow on the River as Barrett
The Moon's Our Home as Horace Van Steedan
Half Angel as Doc Felix
We Went to College as Glenn Harvey

1935

Magnificent Obsession as Tommy Masterson Award
The Night Is Young as Willy Fitch Award
Baby Face Harrington as Willie
Orchids to You as Teddy Stuyvesant

1934

Hollywood Party as Harvey Clemp Award
Student Tour as Ethelred Lippincott Award
Forsaking All Others as Shemp
The Cat and the Fiddle as Charles
Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back as Algy Longworth / Mousey

1933

Penthouse as Layton Award
My Weakness as Gerald Gregory
The Nuisance as Floppy Phil Montague

1932

Love Me Tonight as Count de Savignac Award
Beauty and the Boss as Ludwig Pfeffer Jr. Award

1931

The Stolen Jools as Fake Louise Fazenda Award
Illicit as George 'Georgie' Evans Award
Side Show as Sidney
Manhattan Parade as Herbert T. Herbert
The Bargain as Geoffrey
The Mad Genius as Karimsky

1930

Ladies of Leisure as Cocktail Shaking Party Guest (uncredited) Award
The Life of the Party as Colonel Joy

Photos & Videos

Featured in Trailers

This Is the Army
Love Me Tonight
Thanks for the Memory
Follow the Boys

Career Statistics

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