
Actor
William Forrest
124 years · Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA · 140 films
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia William Forrest (October 10, 1902 – January 26, 1989) was an American theatre, film, and television actor. He appeared in more than 250 films between 1939 and 1977. He was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts and died in Santa Monica, California.
Best known for


Laura
1944 · Important Client (uncredited)
On YouTube TV


Miracle on 34th Street
1947 · Dr. Rogers (uncredited)
On Disney Plus


Sweet Smell of Success
1957 · Sen. Harvey Walker (uncredited)
On Philo

Fort Apache
1948 · Reporter (uncredited)


Meet John Doe
1941 · Governor's Associate (uncredited)
On Brew


The Horse Soldiers
1959 · Gen. Steve Hurlburt
On TCM
Filmography 140

The November Plan
1977 · Noel Crosman, Sr.

The Marriage of a Young Stockbroker
1971 · Mr. Wylie


Billy the Kid Versus Dracula
1966 · James Underhill
On Plex

Spy Smasher Returns
1966 · Gerald Douglas (uncredited)

Cheyenne Autumn
1964 · Senator (uncredited)


Good Neighbor Sam
1964 · Millard Mellner
On Tubi TV

One-Eyed Jacks
1961 · Banker


The Horse Soldiers
1959 · Gen. Steve Hurlburt
On TCM


The Last Hurrah
1958 · Dr. Tom (uncredited), Tom - The Doctor (uncredited)
On fuboTV

The Toughest Gun in Tombstone
1958 · Governor

Band of Angels
1957 · Aaron Starr, Amantha's father


Loving You
1957 · Mr. Jessup
On Mometu


Sweet Smell of Success
1957 · Sen. Harvey Walker (uncredited)
On Philo


The Monster That Challenged the World
1957 · Admiral Greenhouse
On FlixHouse


The Wings of Eagles
1957 · Admiral Gooding (uncredited)
On YouTube TV

You Can't Run Away from It
1956 · Captain (replaced by Russell Hicks) (scenes deleted)

Walk the Proud Land
1956 · Mr. Dennison (uncredited)

Pardners
1956 · Hocker (uncredited)

Meet the Governor
1955 · Mr. Green


The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing
1955 · Simpson (uncredited)
On Criterion Channel

Francis in the Navy
1955 · Admiral

Ain't Misbehavin'
1955 · Mr. Dullaby (uncredited)


Rage at Dawn
1955 · Wiilliam Peterson
On Plex

New York Confidential
1955 · Paul Williamson