Edward Brophy

The Slowest Gun in the West 7th May 1960 as The Bartender

The Last Hurrah 31st December 1958 as Ditto Boland

Bundle of Joy 12th December 1956 as Dance Contest Judge

Pier 23 11th May 1951 as Prof. Shicker

Roaring City 4th May 1951 as 'Professor' Fredrick Simpson Schicka

Danger Zone 20th April 1951 as Prof. Frederick Simpson Schicker

Arson, Inc. 24th June 1949 as Pete Purdy

It Happened on Fifth Avenue 17th April 1947 as Gates Patrolman Cecil Felton

Renegade Girl 25th December 1946 as Bob Crandall

The Falcon's Adventure 13th December 1946 as Goldie Locke

Sweetheart of Sigma Chi 16th November 1946 as Arty

Swing Parade of 1946 19th March 1946 as Moose

Girl on the Spot 11th January 1946 as Fingers Foley

The Falcon in San Francisco 20th July 1945 as Goldie Locke

Penthouse Rhythm 22nd June 1945 as Bailey

Wonder Man 8th June 1945 as Torso

I'll Remember April 1st April 1945 as Shadow

See My Lawyer 9th March 1945 as Otis Fillmore

The Thin Man Goes Home 24th December 1944 as Brogan

A Night of Adventure 2nd June 1944 as Steve

It Happened Tomorrow 31st March 1944 as Jake Shomberg

Cover Girl 22nd March 1944 as Joe, bartender (uncredited)

A Scream in the Dark 15th October 1943 as Eddie Tough

Destroyer 19th August 1943 as Engineer Casey

Air Force 20th March 1943 as Marine Sgt. J.J. Callahan

Lady Bodyguard 2nd January 1943 as Harry Gargan

Breakdowns of 1942 31st December 1942 as Self

Madame Spy 11th December 1942 as Mike Reese

Broadway 8th May 1942 as Porky

Larceny, Inc. 24th April 1942 as Weepy Davis

All Through the Night 10th January 1942 as Joe Denning

Steel Against the Sky 13th December 1941 as Pete Evans

Dumbo 31st October 1941 as Timothy Q. Mouse (voice) (uncredited)

The Gay Falcon 24th October 1941 as Detective Bates

Buy Me That Town 3rd October 1941 as Ziggy

Nine Lives Are Not Enough 20th September 1941 as Officer Slattery

A Dangerous Game 21st August 1941 as Bugsy (misspelled Bugs in on-screen credits)

The Bride Came C.O.D. 12th July 1941 as Hinkle

Thieves Fall Out 3rd May 1941 as Rork

Sleepers West 14th March 1941 as George Trautwein

The Invisible Woman 27th December 1940 as Bill

Sandy Gets Her Man 8th November 1940 as Fireman Junior

Dance, Girl, Dance 30th August 1940 as Dwarfie

The Great Profile 30th August 1940 as Sylvester

Golden Gloves 2nd August 1940 as Potsy Brill

Alias the Deacon 13th May 1940 as Stuffy

Calling Philo Vance 3rd February 1940 as Ryan

The Big Guy 22nd December 1939 as Dippy

The Amazing Mr. Williams 22nd November 1939 as Buck Moseby

Kid Nightingale 4th November 1939 as Mike Jordon

Golden Boy 5th September 1939 as Roxy Lewis

The Kid from Kokomo 23rd May 1939 as Eddie Black

Society Lawyer 21st March 1939 as Max

Pardon Our Nerve 24th February 1939 as Nosey Nelson

You Can't Cheat an Honest Man 17th February 1939 as Corbett

Vacation from Love 29th September 1938 as Barney Keenan

Come On, Leathernecks! 8th August 1938 as Max 'Curly' Maxwell

Passport Husband 15th July 1938 as Spike

Gold Diggers in Paris 11th June 1938 as Mike Coogan

Hold That Kiss 13th May 1938 as Al

Romance on the Run 11th May 1938 as Whitey Whitehouse

A Slight Case of Murder 26th February 1938 as Lefty

Blossoms On Broadway 19th November 1937 as Prussic

The Last Gangster 12th November 1937 as Fats Garvey

The Girl Said No 18th September 1937 as Pick

Trapped by G-Men 9th September 1937 as Lefty

Varsity Show 4th September 1937 as Mike Barclay

The Great Gambini 24th June 1937 as Butch

The Hit Parade 26th April 1937 as Mulrooney

The Soldier and the Lady 9th April 1937 as Packer

Jim Hanvey, Detective 5th April 1937 as Romo

Oh, Doctor 31st March 1937 as Meg Smith

Career Woman 18th December 1936 as Doc Curley

Great Guy 1st December 1936 as Pete Reilly

Hideaway Girl 20th November 1936 as Bugs Murphy

Mister Cinderella 22nd October 1936 as Detective McNutt

All American Chump 16th October 1936 as Pudgy Murphy

Wedding Present 9th October 1936 as Squinty

Kelly the Second 21st August 1936 as Ike Arnold

Spendthrift 22nd July 1936 as Bill McGuire

The Case Against Mrs. Ames 8th May 1936 as Sid

Woman Trap 6th March 1936 as George Meade (as Ed Brophy)

Here Comes Trouble 21st February 1936 as Crowley

Strike Me Pink 24th January 1936 as Killer

Show Them No Mercy! 6th December 1935 as Buzz

Remember Last Night? 28th October 1935 as Maxie

$1,000 a Minute 21st October 1935 as Benny Dolan

I Live My Life 4th October 1935 as Pete (Uncredited)

China Seas 9th August 1935 as Wilbur Timmons

She Gets Her Man 5th August 1935 as Flash

Mad Love 12th July 1935 as Rollo

People Will Talk 24th May 1935 as Pete Ranse

Naughty Marietta 29th March 1935 as Zeke

The Whole Town's Talking 22nd February 1935 as 'Slugs' Martin

Shadow of Doubt 15th February 1935 as Wilcox

Sequoia 16th January 1935 as Forest Ranger Pete (uncredited)

I'll Fix It 10th November 1934 as Tilly Tilson

Evelyn Prentice 9th November 1934 as Eddie Delaney

Death on the Diamond 14th September 1934 as Grogan

Hide-Out 24th August 1934 as Det. Britt

Paris Interlude 27th July 1934 as Ham

The Thin Man 25th May 1934 as Joe Morelli

The Poor Rich 25th February 1934 as Flannigan

Hello Pop 16th September 1933 as Brophy

Broadway to Hollywood 15th September 1933 as Joe Mannion

Beer and Pretzels 26th August 1933 as Theater Manager (uncredited)

What! No Beer? 10th February 1933 as Spike Moran

Flesh 8th December 1932 as Dolan

Prosperity 18th November 1932 as Ice Cream Salesman (uncredited)

Speak Easily 13th August 1932 as Reno

Skyscraper Souls 16th July 1932 as Man in Elevator (uncredited)

The Beast of the City 13th February 1932 as Police Dispatcher (uncredited)

The Passionate Plumber 6th February 1932 as Man Outside Beauty Parlor (uncredited)

Freaks 1st January 1932 as Rollo Brother

The Champ 21st November 1931 as Tim

A Dangerous Affair 29th September 1931 as Nelson

Sporting Blood 8th August 1931 as Newsreel Cameraman (uncredited)

A Free Soul 2nd June 1931 as Slouch (uncredited)

Parlor, Bedroom and Bath 28th February 1931 as Detective

Paid 30th December 1930 as Burglar (uncredited)

Remote Control 15th November 1930 as Al

Those Three French Girls 10th October 1930 as Yank

Doughboys 30th August 1930 as Sgt. Brophy

Our Blushing Brides 19th July 1930 as Joe Munsey

Estrellados 7th July 1930 as Assistant Director (uncredited)

The Cameraman 10th September 1928 as Man in Bathhouse Stall with Buster (uncredited)

West Point 7th January 1928 as Team Manager (Uncredited)

Spring Fever 22nd October 1927 as Golf Game Spectator (uncredited)

The Sign on the Door 1st May 1921 as Newspaper Photographer (uncredited)

Yes or No 28th June 1920 as Tom Martin