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| Also Known As: | Walter V. Long, Walter B. Long | Died: | |
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Wabash Avenue (1950) Dancer
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Broadway Rhythm (1944) Doug Kelly
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City of Missing Girls (1941) Officer Larkin
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I Was a Prisoner on Devil's Island (1941) Capt. Quinez
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Silver Stallion (1941) Benson
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Men Without Souls (1940) Fireman
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When the Daltons Rode (1940) Deputy
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Union Pacific (1939) Irishman
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Flaming Lead (1939) Jim Greeley
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Fighting Mad (1939) Frenchy
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Tony Scott ( 2006-03-20 )
Source: The Stars of Hollywood Forever
Born: March 5, 1879 Milford, NH
Died: July 4, 1952 Los Angeles, CA
Long started working in films in 1909 with the D.W. Griffith Stock Company. Often playing villains well into the 1920s, off screen Long was known as a very well mannered and well liked man. He played in several sound films usually in bit parts or lesser roles, notably in a number of early Laurel and Hardy films. During WWII, Long served as a Lt. Colonel of Police in Washington, he was married to actress Luray Huntley.
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