Tully Marshall
Biography
Tully Marshall (born William Phillips) was an American stage and screen character actor, his film career spanning the years 1914 to 1943.
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Movies (50)
Hitler's Madman
as Teacher (uncredited)
1943
Behind Prison Walls
as James J. MacGlennon
1943
Ten Gentlemen from West Point
as Grandpa
1942
Moontide
as Simpson
1942
This Gun for Hire
as Alvin Brewster
1942
Ball of Fire
as Prof. Robinson
1941
Sergeant York
as Uncle Lige (uncredited)
1941
For Beauty's Sake
as Julius H. Pringle
1941
Chad Hanna
as Mr. Mott
1940
Go West
as Dan Wilson
1940
Youth Will Be Served
as Rufus Britt
1940
Brigham Young
as Judge
1940
Invisible Stripes
as Old Peter
1939
Blue Montana Skies
as Steve
1939
The Kid From Texas
as Adam Lambert
1939
Hold That Kiss
as Mr. Lazarus - Travel Customer
1938
Making the Headlines
as Stuart Hackett
1938
Arsène Lupin Returns
as Monelle
1938
Mr. Boggs Steps Out
as Morton Ross
1938
A Yank at Oxford
as Cephas
1938
Hold 'Em Navy
as The 'Admiral'
1937
Stand-In
as Fowler Pettypacker
1937
She Asked for It
as Old Man Stettin
1937
Souls at Sea
as Pecora
1937
California Straight Ahead
as Harrison
1937
Diamond Jim
as Minister
1935
Black Fury
as Tommy Poole
1935
Murder on the Blackboard
as MacFarland
1934
Massacre
as Jake
1934
Laughing at Life
as Stone
1933
Fighting With Kit Carson
as Jim Bridge [Chs. 1-2]
1933
Corruption
as Gorman
1933
Night of Terror
as Richard Rinehart
1933
Afraid to Talk
as District Attorney. Anderson
1932
Red Dust
as 'Mac' McQuarg
1932
Queen Kelly
as Jan Vryheid (uncredited)
1932
The Cabin in the Cotton
as Slick
1932
Klondike
as Hinman
1932
Exposure
as John Ward
1932
The Hollywood Handicap
1932
The Hurricane Express
as The Railroad Manager
1932
Two-Fisted Law
as Sheriff Malcolm
1932
Night Court
as Grogan
1932
Grand Hotel
as Gerstenkorn
1932
Strangers of the Evening
as Robert Daniels
1932
Scarface
as Managing Editor
1932
Scandal for Sale
as Simpkins
1932
Arsène Lupin
as Gaston Gourney-Martin
1932
The Beast of the City
as Defence Attorney Michaels
1932
The Hatchet Man
as Long Sen Yat
1932