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Charles R. Moore

Charles R. Moore
  • Name: Charles R. Moore
  • Birthday: 1893-04-23
  • Also known as: Charles Randolph Moore,Charles Moore,Charlie Moore
  • Place of birth: Chicago, Illinois, USA
  • Popularity: 0.035
Biography: Charles R. Moore (April 23, 1893, Chicago, Illinois - July 20, 1947, Los Angeles, California) was an African-American actor who appeared in over 100 films in his acting career, and was sometimes credited as Charles Moore or Charlie Moore Moore played small parts such as servants, bootblacks, elevator operators, menial laborers, and, especially, railroad porters and Red Caps. Film buffs may remember him in Meet John Doe where he played the City Hall janitor trying to smoke a cigar while washing the floor on the Christmas Eve that John Doe has threatened to jump off the building. Moore was part of Preston Sturges' unofficial "stock company" of character actors, appearing in six of Sturges'... Read More

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Title Release date
The Sin of Harold Diddlebock   as  Bootblack (uncredited) 1947-04-04
Suddenly It's Spring   as  Charlie 1947-02-13
Without Reservations   as  Redcap (uncredited) 1946-05-13
Hail the Conquering Hero   as  The Porter (uncredited) 1944-08-09
True to Life   as  Gabe the Butler (uncredited) 1943-12-24
Calling Dr. Death 1943-12-17
Son of Dracula   as  Matthew (uncredited) 1943-11-05
Dixie   as  News Vendor 1943-06-23
Strictly in the Groove   as  Cactus (uncredited) 1942-11-20
I Married a Witch   as  Rufus - Samuel's Servant (uncredited) 1942-10-30
Sunset Serenade   as  Sam 1942-09-14
The Palm Beach Story   as  Colored Porter 1942-08-28
This Gun for Hire   as  Pullman Waiter (uncredited) 1942-04-24
Sullivan's Travels   as  Colored Chef 1941-11-30
Jesse James at Bay   as  Mose 1941-10-17
The Little Foxes   as  Simon 1941-08-29
Hit the Road   as  Martin 1941-06-27
Kansas Cyclone   as  T-Bone (as Charles Moore) 1941-06-24
Desert Bandit   as  T-Bone Jones 1941-05-24
Sleepers West   as  Porter (uncredited) 1941-03-14
Blonde Inspiration   as  Elevator Operator (uncredited) 1941-02-07
Second Chorus   as  Sam - Elevator Operator (uncredited) 1941-01-03
Tin Pan Alley   as  Porter at Railroad Station (uncredited) 1940-11-29
The Lone Wolf Keeps a Date   as  Sam - Carriage Driver 1940-11-02
Christmas in July   as  Porter in Maxford's Office (uncredited) 1940-10-25
So You Won't Talk?   as  Bootblack 1940-10-02
The Great McGinty   as  McGinty's Valet (uncredited) 1940-08-01
Maryland 1940-07-19
Carolina Moon   as  Servant (uncredited) 1940-07-14
Queen of the Mob   as  Cocktail Party Butler 1940-06-28
Two Girls on Broadway   as  Porter at Bus Station (uncredited) 1940-04-19
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington   as  Porter (uncredited) 1939-10-19
Only Angels Have Wings   as  Charlie - Waiter 1939-05-15
Big Town Czar   as  Ray 1939-05-03
Southward Ho!   as  Skeeter 1939-03-19
Kentucky   as  Stable Swipe 1938-12-30
Comet Over Broadway   as  Sam - Cleaning Man (uncredited) 1938-12-03
Adventure in Sahara   as  Gungadin 1938-11-15
Spring Madness   as  Excited Porter in Diner 1938-11-11
Professor Beware   as  Bootblack 1938-07-29
Doctor Rhythm   as  Tooter, the Chauffeur 1938-05-06
Start Cheering   as  Train Porter 1938-03-03
God's Step Children   as  School Superintent 1938-01-01
College Holiday   as  Red-Cap Porter 1936-12-19
The Accusing Finger   as  Black Prisoner 1936-11-17
Killer at Large   as  Highpockets (uncredited) 1936-10-27
36 Hours to Kill   as  Red Cap 1936-07-24
Exclusive Story   as  Bootblack (uncredited) 1936-01-17
Page Miss Glory   as  The Porter (uncredited) 1935-09-07
Diamond Jim   as  Cook 1935-09-01
It's A Small World   as  Doorman (uncredited) 1935-04-12
I'll Fix It   as  Nifty 1934-11-10
He Was Her Man   as  Manhattan Turkish Bath Attendant 1934-06-16
Black Moon 1934-06-15
Manhattan Melodrama   as  Black Man in Speakeasy (uncredited) 1934-05-04
Fast Workers   as  Liar Fined in Court (Uncredited) 1933-03-10
Girl Missing   as  Elevator Operator (Uncredited) 1933-03-04
Million Dollar Legs   as  Porter (uncredited) 1932-07-08
Beach Pajamas 1931-09-21
The Exile 1931-05-15
The Prodigal   as  Railroad Porter (uncredited) 1931-02-21
A Daughter of the Congo 1930-04-05
His First Command   as  Homer (as Charles Moore) 1929-12-28
The Ninety and Nine   as  Sam Grant 1922-12-17