Dick Winslow

Personal Info

Birthday

March 25, 1915

Day of Death

1991-02-07

(75 years old)

Place of Birth

Jennings, Louisiana, USA

Also Known As

Dick Winslow Johnson

Richard Winslow Johnson

Dick Winslow

Biography

Dick Winslow's parents were Winonian Breazeala (a writer) and Sidney R. Johnson. Graduated from Belmont High School in Los Angeles, and first appeared in films when he was five years old. Appeared in the play "Silver Thread" at the Egan Theatre in Los Angeles, and in "The Emperor's Clothes" at the Belmont Theatre in Los Angeles. He played the pipe organ, piano, marimba, bag pipes, accordion, drums, saxophone and other wind instruments. Had appeared in 75 films by 1934. - IMDb Mini Biography

Known For

The Incredible Hulk

The Lucy Show

Here's Lucy

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

Airport

Mutiny on the Bounty

Saints and Sinners

Baby Face

Filmography

1988
Fatal Judgement
as Old Man
1981
First Monday in October
as Court Barber
1979
Donovan's Kid
as Gambler #1
1978
Movie Movie
as Reporter / Tinkle Johnson
1976
Two-Minute Warning
as Man with Toupee
The Shootist
as Streetcar Driver
Embryo
as Forbes
1975
The Apple Dumpling Gang
as Slippery Sid
Funny Lady
as Fritz
1974
Death Sentence
as Barman
1973
The Devil and Leroy Bassett
as Charlie Zornes
1971
Doctors' Wives
as Manuel, the Bartender (uncredited)
1970
Airport
as Mr. Schultz
1969
The Comic
as Organist (uncredited)
1967
The Love-Ins
as Policeman (uncredited)
Divorce American Style
as Card Player (uncredited)
1966
The Swinger
as Photographer (uncredited)
Frankie and Johnny
as Orchestra Leader (uncredited)
1965
Do Not Disturb
as One-Man Band
The Cincinnati Kid
as Poker Player (uncredited)
1962
Gypsy
as Burlesque House Orchestra Leader (uncredited)
1961
The Continental Twist
as M. Dubois
1960
All the Fine Young Cannibals
as Orchestra Leader (uncredited)
1958
King Creole
as Eddie Burton
1956
Francis in the Haunted House
as Sergeant Arnold
The Benny Goodman Story
as Gil Rodin
1953
Scared Stiff
as Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
1952
Because of You
as Hartman (uncredited)
1948
French Leave
as Concertina Player
1946
The Secret Heart
as Photographer
The Blue Dahlia
as Dick (Piano Player at Party) (uncredited)
Tars and Spars
as Orchestra Leader (uncredited)
1943
Is Everybody Happy?
as Joe
Swing Shift Maisie
as Flyer Lieutenant (Uncredited)
Bombardier
as Navigator
1942
Ten Gentlemen from West Point
as Cadet (uncredited)
A Tragedy at Midnight
as Orchestra Leader (uncredited)
1940
Love Thy Neighbor
as Bellboy
Mystery Sea Raider
as Messenger
Manhattan Heartbeat
as Bus Driver
And One Was Beautiful
as Boy at Party
1939
Dancing Co-Ed
as Man on Motorcycle (uncredited)
Winter Carnival
as Orchestra Leader
Good Girls Go to Paris
as Student (uncredited)
Sudden Money
as Messenger
Persons in Hiding
as Page (uncredited)
1937
Navy Blue and Gold
as Seaman Messenger (uncredited)
Bars and Stripes
as Bill Forrest
1935
Mutiny on the Bounty
as Tinkler
Shipmates Forever
as Accordionist (uncredited)
A Night at the Ritz
as Messenger (uncredited)
The Good Fairy
as Messenger (uncredited)
Grand Old Girl
as One of Gerry's Friends
1934
Flirtation Walk
as Cadet (uncredited)
There's Always Tomorrow
as Dick White
One Exciting Adventure
as Bell Boy
The Human Side
as Phil Sheldon
Bachelor Bait
as Lionel Wells (uncredited)
1933
Female
as First Office Boy (Uncredited)
Baby Face
as Office Boy (uncredited)
Laughter in Hell
as Ed Perkins, as a boy
1932
Tom Brown of Culver
as Cadet
So Big!
as Young Roelf Pool
The Impatient Maiden
as Irish Neighbor's Son (uncredited)
1931
Seed
as Johnny Carter
The Bad Sister
as Paper Boy (uncredited)
1930
Tom Sawyer
as Joe Harper
Sarah and Son
as Servant's Son (Uncredited)
1929
Love, Live & Laugh
as Mike
1928
Avalanche
as Jack Dunton (age 12)