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
Filmography of Charles A. Sellon:
- The King of Kings with H.B. Warner , Ernest Torrence , Joseph Schildkraut , Jacqueline Logan , Victor Varconi , Montagu Love , George Siegmann , Dot Farley , Bryant Washburn , Julia Swayne Gordon , Louis Natheaux , Edward Sr. Peil , May Robson , Carl Stockdale , Josef Swickard , Sidney Franklin , Edwin Brady
- I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang with Paul Muni , Glenda Farrell , Helen Vinson , Preston S. Foster , Allen Jenkins , Robert Warwick , Edward Arnold , Berton Churchill , Douglas Dumbrille , Edward Ellis , Lew Kelly , Edward J. LeSaint , Charles B. Middleton , William Pawley , Lee Shumway , Dennis O'Keefe





