Harry Lewis
Actor · Art Direction · Director
Born Apr 1, 1920 · Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
Active 1935–2013
Harry L. Lewis was a supporting actor in films and was the founder, along with his wife Marilyn, of the Hamburger Hamlet and Kate Mantilini restaurant chains.
Filmography
Key Largo (1948) — Edward 'Toots' BassThe Six Million Dollar Man (1974) — HectorAlfred Hitchcock Presents (1955) — RitchieGun Crazy (1950) — Sheriff Clyde BostonThe Harder They Fall (1956) — New York Ring Announcer (uncredited)They Died with Their Boots On (1941) — Youth (uncredited)Air Force (1943) — Undetermined Role (uncredited)The Unsuspected (1947) — MaxOne Foot in Heaven (1941) — Young Soldier in Hospital (uncredited)Desperate Journey (1942) — EvansVice Squad (1953) — Arresting Detective (uncredited)The Hard Way (1943) — Serious Young Man (Uncredited)Joe Palooka in the Counterpunch (1949) — Chick BennettThe Fat Man (1951) — Happy StevensBusses Roar (1942) — DannyAlways Together (1947) — Reporter (uncredited)Wallflower (1948)Her Kind of Man (1946) — CandyBeyond the Line of Duty (1942) — Wheless' Neighbor (uncredited)Blonde Dynamite (1950) — Champ FallonAlways in My Heart (1942) — SteveThe Last Ride (1944) — Harry BronsonWinged Victory (1944) — Cadet Peter ClarkThe Man Is Armed (1956) — Cole