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Charles A. Sellon

Charles A. Sellon

The archetypal screen sourpuss (excluding Ned Sparks, that is), actor Charles A. Sellon was already typecast when he made his first film appearance in 1923. In the first few years of the talkies, Sellon tended to play nondescript character roles in such films as Bulldog Drummond (1929) and Tom Sawyer (1930). He truly came into his own with his unforgettable performance as a cantankerous blind man Mr. Muckle ("Hah! Moved that door again, eh?") in the 1934 W.C. Fields classic It's a Gift (1934). Charles A. Sellon's other memorable mid-'30s roles included the wheelchair-bound, surreptitiously softhearted Uncle Ned in Shirley Temple's Bright Eyes and dour police coroner Doremus in The Casino Murder Case (1935). ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide


Charles A. Sellon Trivia

When was Charles A. Sellon born?
Charles A. Sellon date of birth: August 24, 1878

Who did Charles A. Sellon play in Ride Him, Cowboy?
Charles A. Sellon was Judge Bartlett in Ride Him, Cowboy

Who did Charles A. Sellon portray in The Painted Desert?
Charles A. Sellon was Tonopah in The Painted Desert

Who did Charles A. Sellon play in Bright Eyes?
Charles A. Sellon was Uncle Ned Smith in Bright Eyes

Who did Charles A. Sellon play in Behind Office Doors?
Charles A. Sellon was Ritter in Behind Office Doors

Who did Charles A. Sellon portray in I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang?
Charles A. Sellon was Hot Dog Stand Owner in I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang


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