| Wallace Beery  AKA Wallace Fitzgerald Beery
Born: 1-Apr-1885
Birthplace: Kansas City, MO
Died: 15-Apr-1949
Location of death: Beverly Hills, CA
Cause of death: Heart Failure
Remains: Buried, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery, Glendale, CA
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Grand Hotel Father: Noah Webster Beery (policeman, Kansas City, MO)
Brother: William Beery (b. 5-Apr-1879, d. 25-Dec-1949)
Brother: Noah Beery, Sr. (half brother, actor, b. 17-Jan-1882, d. 1-Apr-1946 heart attack)
Wife: Gloria Swanson (actress, m. 27-Mar-1916, div. 1919)
Wife: Rita Gilman (m. 4-Aug-1924, div. 1930, one daughter)
Daughter: Carol Ann
Slept with: Gloria Schumm (actress, filed paternity suit against Beery)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Oscar for Best Actor 1932 for The Champ
Hollywood Walk of Fame 7001 Hollywood Blvd.
Risk Factors: Alcoholism
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
Big Jack (12-Apr-1949) · Big Jack Horner
A Date with Judy (21-Jun-1948)
Alias a Gentleman (3-Feb-1948)
The Mighty McGurk (2-Jan-1947) · Roy "Slag" McGurk
Bad Bascomb (22-May-1946) · Zeb Bascomb
This Man's Navy (4-Jan-1945)
Barbary Coast Gent (28-Sep-1944)
Rationing (24-Mar-1944)
Salute to the Marines (2-Aug-1943) · Sgt. Maj. William Bailey
Jackass Mail (1-Jul-1942)
The Bugle Sounds (14-Jan-1942) · Hap Doan
Barnacle Bill (7-Apr-1941) · Bill Johansen
The Bad Man (28-Mar-1941) · Pancho Lopez
Wyoming (13-Sep-1940) · "Reb" Harkness
20 Mule Team (3-May-1940) · Bill Bragg
The Man From Dakota (15-Feb-1940) · Sgt. Barstow
Thunder Afloat (15-Sep-1939) · John Thorson
Sergeant Madden (24-Mar-1939)
Stand Up and Fight (6-Jan-1939) · Capt. Boss Starkey
Port of Seven Seas (1-Jul-1938)
The Bad Man of Brimstone (31-Dec-1937)
Slave Ship (16-Jun-1937)
The Good Old Soak (23-Apr-1937)
Old Hutch (25-Sep-1936)
A Message to Garcia (10-Apr-1936) · Sgt. Dory
Ah, Wilderness! (6-Dec-1935) · Sid
O'Shaughnessy's Boy (27-Sep-1935)
China Seas (9-Aug-1935) · Jamesy MacArdle
West Point of the Air (23-Mar-1935)
The Mighty Barnum (23-Dec-1934)
Treasure Island (8-Aug-1934) · Long John Silver
Viva Villa! (10-Apr-1934) · Pancho Villa
The Bowery (7-Oct-1933) · Chuck Connors
Dinner at Eight (29-Aug-1933) · Dan Packard
Tugboat Annie (4-Aug-1933) · Terry Brennan
Flesh (8-Dec-1932) · Polakai
Grand Hotel (12-Apr-1932) · General Director Preysing
Hell Divers (5-Dec-1931) · Windy
The Champ (9-Nov-1931) · Champ
The Secret Six (18-Apr-1931) · Scorpio
Min and Bill (21-Nov-1930) · Bill
A Lady's Morals (8-Nov-1930)
Way for a Sailor (1-Nov-1930)
Billy the Kid (18-Oct-1930) · Deputy Sheriff Pat Garrett
The Big House (14-Jun-1930) · Butch
Chinatown Nights (23-Mar-1929)
Beggars of Life (22-Sep-1928)
Old Ironsides (6-Dec-1926)
The Pony Express (4-Sep-1925)
The Lost World (2-Feb-1925) · Prof. Challenger
The Red Lily (8-Sep-1924)
The Sea Hawk (2-Jun-1924) · Capt. Jasper Leigh
The Three Ages (24-Sep-1923) · The Villain
Stormswept (18-Feb-1923) · William McCabe
Robin Hood (18-Oct-1922)
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (6-Mar-1921) · Lt. Col. von Richthosen
The Last of the Mohicans (21-Nov-1920) · Magua
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