Personal Info
Known Credits
75
Gender
Male
Birthdate
1916-02-10 (109 Y.O)
Place Of Birth
Fort Ward, Washington, USA
Also Known For
Walter Reed Smith
Walter Reed
Biography
Walter Reed (born Walter Reed Smith), was an American stage, film and television actor. Reed was born in 1916 in Fort Ward, Washington. Following a stint as a Broadway actor, Reed broke into films in 1941. He appeared in several features for RKO Radio Pictures, including the last two Mexican Spitfire comedies (in which Reed replaced Buddy Rogers as the Spitfire's husband). Perhaps his most memorable role was as the spineless wagon driver husband of Gail Russell in the western Seven Men from Now ...
Acting
1970 --
Tora! Tora! Tora!
| Vice Adm. William S. Pye (uncredited)
1969 --
The Monk
| Director
1969 --
A Time for Dying
| Mayor
1966 --
The Sand Pebbles
| Bidder at Red Kettle Bar (uncredited)
1966 --
Moment to Moment
| Hendricks
1965 --
Mirage
|
1965 --
Fort Courageous
| Doc
1965 --
Convict Stage
| Sam Gill
1964 --
Where Love Has Gone
| George Babson
1964 --
Cheyenne Autumn
| Lt. Peterson (uncredited)
1962 --
How the West Was Won
| River Pirate (uncredited)
1962 --
Advise & Consent
| Senate Staff Clerk (uncredited)
1960 --
Macumba Love
| J. Peter Weils
1960 --
Sergeant Rutledge
| Capt. McAfee (uncredited)
1959 --
The Horse Soldiers
| Union Officer
1959 --
Westbound
| Julesburg Doctor (uncredited)
1959 --
Arson for Hire
| Chief Hollister
1958 --
How to Make a Monster
| Detective Thompson
1958 --
The Deep Six
| Paul Clemson
1958 --
Missile Monsters
| Kent Fowler
1957 --
Slim Carter
| Richard L. Howard
1957 --
The Lawless Eighties
| Capt. North
1956 --
Dance with Me, Henry
| Drake
1956 --
Rock, Pretty Baby
| Mr. Reid
1956 --
Emergency Hospital
| Police Sgt. Paul Arnold
1956 --
7 Men from Now
| John Greer
1955 --
Bobby Ware Is Missing
| Max Goodwin
1955 --
The Far Horizons
| Helmsman Cruzatte (uncredited)
1955 --
Hell's Island
| Lawrence
1954 --
The High and the Mighty
| Mr. Field (uncredited)
1954 --
The Yellow Tomahawk
| Keats
1954 --
Dangerous Mission
| Ranger Dobson
1953 --
Those Redheads from Seattle
| Whitey Marks
1953 --
War Paint
| Trooper Allison
1953 --
The Man from the Alamo
|
1953 --
Sangaree
| Conspirator in Boat (uncredited)
1953 --
The Clown
| Joe Hoagley
1952 --
The Blazing Forest
| Mac
1952 --
Horizons West
| Layton
1952 --
Caribbean
| Evans
1952 --
The Red Ball Express
| Major (uncredited)
1952 --
Desert Passage
| John Carver
1952 --
Target
| Martin Conroy
1951 --
Superman and the Mole-Men
| Bill Corrigan
1951 --
Submarine Command
| Chief O'Flynn
1951 --
The Racket
| Policeman at Roll Call & in Locker Room (uncredited)
1951 --
Government Agents vs Phantom Legion
| Hal Duncan
1951 --
Wells Fargo Gunmaster
| Ed Hines
1951 --
Go for Broke!
| Captain
1950 --
Tripoli
| Wade
1950 --
The Sun Sets at Dawn
| The Chaplain
1950 --
Flying Disc Man from Mars
| Kent Fowler
1950 --
The Eagle and the Hawk
| Jones
1950 --
The Torch
| Dr. Robert Stanley
1950 --
The Lawless
| Jim Wilson
1950 --
Young Man with a Horn
| Jack Chandler
1950 --
Captain China
| Martin
1948 --
Fighter Squadron
| Capt. Duke Chappell
1948 --
Angel on the Amazon
| Jerry Adams
1948 --
Mystery in Mexico
| Glenn Ames
1948 --
Return of the Bad Men
| Bob Dalton
1948 --
Western Heritage
| Joe Powell
1948 --
Night Song
| Jimmy
1947 --
Banjo
| Dr. Robert M. Hartley
1946 --
Child of Divorce
| Michael Benton
1946 --
The Bamboo Blonde
| Montgomery
1943 --
Petticoat Larceny
| Bill Morgan
1943 --
Mexican Spitfire's Blessed Event
| Dennis Lindsay
1943 --
Bombardier
| Jim Carter
1942 --
Army Surgeon
| Dr. Bill Drake
1942 --
The Mayor of 44th Street
| Lou Luddy
1942 --
Mexican Spitfire's Elephant
| Dennis Lindsay
1942 --
My Favorite Spy
| Nightclub Patron
1942 --
Framing Father
| Leon Errol, Jr.
1936 --
Love in September
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