Tully Marshall

Tully Marshall

Tully Marshall (born William Phillips) was an American stage and screen character actor, his film career spanning the years 1914 to 1943.

Acting

1943

Hitler's Madman
Movie

Teacher (uncredited)

1942

1942

1941

Ball of Fire
Movie

Prof. Robinson

1941

Sergeant York
Movie

Uncle Lige (uncredited)

1940

Go West
Movie

Dan Wilson

1939

1938

Hold That Kiss
Movie

Mr. Lazarus - Travel Customer

1937

Stand-In
Movie

Fowler Pettypacker

1935

1935

Black Fury
Movie

Tommy Poole

1933

Night of Terror
Movie

Richard Rinehart

1932

Red Dust
Movie

'Mac' McQuarg

1932

Queen Kelly
Movie

Jan Vryheid (uncredited)

1932

1932

Grand Hotel
Movie

Gerstenkorn

1932

Scarface
Movie

Managing Editor

1932

Arsène Lupin
Movie

Gaston Gourney-Martin

1932

The Beast of the City
Movie

Defence Attorney Michaels

1932

1932

Broken Lullaby
Movie

Gravedigger (uncredited)

1931

The Unholy Garden
Movie

Baron de Jonghe

1931

Virtuous Husband
Movie

Ezra Hunniwell

1931

1930

Tom Sawyer
Movie

Muff Potter

1930

1930

1930

1930

1929

Tiger Rose
Movie

Hector McCollins

1929

The Show of Shows
Movie

Performer in "The Pirate" / Soldier (segment "Rifle Execution") (uncredited)

1929

Skin Deep
Movie

Dr. Bruce Langdon

1928

Conquest
Movie

Dr. Gerry

1928

1927

Beware of Widows
Movie

Peter Chadwick

1926

1926

1926

1924

1924

Along Came Ruth
Movie

Israel Hubbard

1924

1923

1923

1922

Without Compromise
Movie

Samuel McAllister

1922

1921

Silent Years
Movie

Captain Longville

1920

Her Beloved Villain
Movie

Dr. Joseph Poulard

1919

The Grim Game
Movie

Richard Raver

1919

1919

1919

The Fall of Babylon
Movie

High Priest of Bel

1919

Daughter of Mine
Movie

Pap Mendelsohn / Lord Noblebrow

1919

1919

1917

1917

1916

Intolerance: Love's Struggle Throughout the Ages
Movie

High Priest of Bel / Friend of the Musketeer

1916

1916

1914

Infos

Full Name
Tully Marshall
Gender
Male
Date of Birth
4/9/1864
Date of Death
3/10/1943
Also Known As

William Phillips

Tully Marshall Phillips

William Phipps