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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Walter S. Baldwin Jr. (January 2, 1889 − January 27, 1977) was a prolific character actor whose career spanned five decades and 150 film and television roles, and numerous stage performances. Baldwin was born in Lima, Ohio from a theatrical family and served in the First World War. He was probably best known for playing the father of the handicapped sailor in The Best Years of Our Lives. He was the first actor to portray "Floyd the Barber" on The Andy Griffith Show. Prior to his first film roles in 1939, Baldwin had appeared in more than a dozen...
Highest rated appearances
as Mr. Spangler (uncredited)

You Can't Run Away from It
as 1st Proprietor

The Fastest Gun Alive
as Man Who Warns Vinny (uncredited)

The Harder They Fall
as Boxing fan at Dundee fight (uncredited)

Glory
as Doc Brock

The Desperate Hours
as George Patterson

Interrupted Melody
as Jim Owens

Stranger on Horseback
as Vince Webb

Destry
as Henry Skinner

Living It Up
as Isaiah Jackson

The Long, Long Trailer
as Uncle Edgar

Ride, Vaquero!
as Adam Smith

Scandal at Scourie
as Michael Hayward

Carrie
as Mr. Meeber - Carrie's Father

The Winning Team
as Pa Alexander (uncredited)

I Want You
as George Kress Sr.

The Racket
as Sullivan

Storm Warning
as Coroner Bledsoe

Rough Riders of Durango
as Cricket Adams

The Jackpot
as Watch Buyer (uncredited)

Cheaper by the Dozen
as Jim Bracken (uncredited)

Thieves' Highway
as Officer Riley (uncredited)

Calamity Jane and Sam Bass
as Doc Purdy

Come to the Stable
as Claude Jarman (uncredited)

Special Agent
as Pop Peters (uncredited)

The Gay Amigo
as Editor Stoneham

Cry of the City
as Orvy

Rachel and the Stranger
as Gallus

The Man from Colorado
as Stagecoach driver

Return of the Bad Men
as Muley Wilson

Hazard
as Superintendent

Winter Meeting
as Mr. Castle

Albuquerque
as Judge Fred Martin

Mourning Becomes Electra
as Amos Ames

The Unsuspected
as Judge Maynard

The Millerson Case
as Link Hazen

Framed
as (uncredited)

The Best Years of Our Lives
as Mr. Parrish

Sister Kenny
as Mr. Ferguson (uncredited)

The Strange Love of Martha Ivers
as Dempsey (uncredited)

The Bride Wore Boots
as Mr. Hodges (uncredited)

Dragonwyck
as Tom Wilson (uncredited)

Young Widow
as Miller (Uncredited)

The Lost Weekend
as Man from Albany (uncredited)

Why Girls Leave Home
as Wilbur Harris

Rhythm Round-Up
as Jed Morton

Christmas in Connecticut
as Herb, the Sheriff (uncredited)

Murder, He Says
as Vic Hardy (uncredited)

Scared Stiff
as Deputy with Rifle (Uncredited)

Trail to Vengeance
as Bart Jackson
Blonde Ransom
as Sheriff

Bring on the Girls
as Henry (uncredited)

Faces in the Fog
as Doan, Jury Foreman

The Missing Juror
as Town Sheriff (uncredited)

I'm from Arkansas
as Attorney

The Mark of the Whistler
as Fireman (uncredited)

Tall in the Saddle
as Stan - Depot Master (uncredited)

Dark Mountain
as Uncle Sam Bates

Wilson
as Wilson Campaign Orator (uncredited)

Reckless Age
as Music Conductor

Mr. Winkle Goes to War

The Ghost That Walks Alone
as Deputy Sheriff

Happy Land
as Jake Hibbs (uncredited)

The Kansan
as Judge Lorrimer

A Stranger in Town
as Tom Cooney

After Midnight with Boston Blackie
as Diamond Ed Barnaby

Reconnaissance Pilot
as George Newton
Eyes Aloft
as Pa

For Me and My Gal
as Bill (uncredited)

The Incredible Stranger
as Doctor Peabody (uncredited)

Powder Town
as Jerry the Nitrate Technician (uncredited)

Syncopation

Scattergood Rides High
as Martin Knox

In This Our Life
as Worker (uncredited)

The Remarkable Andrew
as Hugo French

The Man Who Returned to Life
as Homer-the Barber

Look Who's Laughing
as Bill

They Died with Their Boots On
as Settler (uncredited)

Miss Polly
as Lem Wiggins

All That Money Can Buy
as Hank (uncredited)

The Devil Commands
as Seth Marcy

Arizona
as Man Who Declares for the South

Angels Over Broadway
as Rennick (uncredited)

Cafe Hostess
as Jones