William Burress

Known For

Shall We Dance

Jane Eyre

Convention City

Blonde Crazy

One Night of Love

Never Say Die

Dr. Socrates

The World Changes

All Movies (42)

Never Say Die1939 · as Man with Dog
Hot Water1937 · as Clerk (uncredited)
Wild Money1937 · as Spreckett (as William Burress)
Shall We Dance1937 · as Justice of the Peace (uncredited)
Racketeers in Exile1937 · as Thornton
We Who Are About to Die1937 · as Charlie Gaunt (uncredited)
Dr. Socrates1935 · as George S. Harris - Grocery Proprietor
Life Begins at Forty1935 · as Abercrombie's Friend
The Little Colonel1935 · as Dr. Scott
Grand Old Girl1935 · as Butts
Opened by Mistake1934 · as Banker, Patsy's Boss
The Richest Girl in the World1934 · as Haley's Editor (uncredited)
Jane Eyre1934 · as Minister
One Night of Love1934 · as Mr. Barrett - Mary's Father
Fashions of 19341934 · as Feldman
Bedside1934 · as Oscar Bernstein - Music Critic
Convention City1933 · as Customer (as William Burress)
The World Changes1933 · as Mr. Krauss, a Banker
Broadway Thru a Keyhole1933 · as Thomas Barnum
Pilgrimage1933
Lost in Limehouse or Lady Esmerelda's Predicament1933 · as Hop Tup
You Said a Mouthful1932 · as Roger Colby (uncredited)
The Famous Ferguson Case1932 · as Dad Sipes
Local Boy Makes Good1931 · as Colonel Small
Blonde Crazy1931 · as Colonel Bellock
Fluttering Hearts1927 · as Father
The Girl Who Ran Wild1922 · as Johnny Cake
The Great Impersonation1921 · as Dr. Hugo Schmidt
Paid in Advance1919 · as Regan (as William Burress)
Lord and Lady Algy1919 · as Brabazon Tudway
The Forbidden Room1919 · as Lawyer
The Rainbow Trail1918 · as Waggoner
The Talk of the Town1918
Kultur1918 · as The Kaiser
A Soul for Sale1917 · as Hale Faxon
The Scarlet Pimpernel1917 · as Chauvelin
The Soul of Satan1917 · as Alden Lee
The Spy1917 · as Freiheer Von Wittzchaeft
Fires of Conscience1916 · as Randolf Sneed
The Man from Bitter Roots1916 · as Toy
The Battle of Hearts1916 · as Captain Sprague
The School for Scandal1914 · as Rowley