Andrew Tombes: Movies & Box Office
- films
- 68
- on screen
- 1933–1955
- box office
- $4.98K
Andrew Tombes's Career in Numbers
Andrew Tombes's films in numbers — as an actor, not counting appearances as themselves: when they were made, the genres Andrew Tombes works in most and the milestones along the way. The filmography runs from Broadway Thru a Keyhole (1933) to How To Be Very, Very Popular (1955), and the 1940s were the busiest decade.
Andrew Tombes Movies by Decade
- 1930s 20
- 1940s 44
- 1950s 4
The 1940s were Andrew Tombes's busiest decade, with 44 films.
Andrew Tombes Movies by Genre
- Comedy 25
- Drama 10
- Music 8
- Romance 8
- Western 5
- Crime 3
- Action 3
- Thriller 2
- Sci-Fi 1
- War 1
Comedy is the genre Andrew Tombes has worked in most, with 25 films, ahead of drama (10).
Andrew Tombes Career Milestones
- First film
- Broadway Thru a Keyhole 1933
- Biggest box office hit
- Hellzapoppin’ $4.98K worldwide
- Newest film
- How To Be Very, Very Popular 1955
Andrew Tombes Filmography: Every Movie
Every film Andrew Tombes is credited on, newest first, with the role, the box office and the Movie Echo Score. Re-order the list to see the best-rated films or the biggest hits first.
- 1955
How To Be Very, Very Popular as Police Sgt. Moon · Comedy - 1952
I Dream of Jeanie as R.E. Howard · Music - 1950
The Jackpot as Pritchett (uncredited) · Comedy - 1950
A Wonderful Life Drama - 1949
Oh, You Beautiful Doll as Ted Held · Drama - 1948
Two Guys from Texas as The Texan · Western - 1947
Christmas Eve as Auctioneer · Comedy - 1947
Hoppy’s Holiday as Frank Patton · Western - 1947
The Devil Thumbs a Ride as Joe Brayden, Night Watchman · Crime - 1946
Two Sisters from Boston as Recording Session Director (uncredited) · Comedy - 1946
Badman’s Territory as Doc Quillan · Action - 1945
Frontier Gal as Judge Prescott · Western - 1945
Don’t Fence Me In as Cartwright · Action - 1945
You Came Along as Drunk · Drama - 1945
Bring on the Girls as Dr. Spender · Music - 1944
Can’t Help Singing as Sad Sam · Western - 1944
Murder in the Blue Room as Dr. Carroll · Music - 1944
San Fernando Valley as Cyclone Kenyon · Western - 1944
Bathing Beauty as Jefferson Statling, Justice of the Peace (uncredited) · Music - 1944
Phantom Lady as Mac - Bartender · Thriller - 1943
His Butler’s Sister as Brophy · Music - 1943
The Mad Ghoul as Mortician Eagan · Sci-Fi - 1943
Swing Fever as Dr. Clyde L. Star · Romance - 1943
Crazy House as Horace L. Gregory · Comedy - 1943
I Dood It as Mr. Alfred Spelvin · Music - 1943
Hi Diddle Diddle as Doorman · Comedy - 1943
Coney Island as Horace Carter · Comedy - 1943
Du Barry Was a Lady as Mr. McGowan · Comedy - 1943
A Stranger in Town as Roscoe Swade · Romance - 1943
It Ain’t Hay as Big-Hearted Charlie · Comedy - 1943
The Meanest Man in the World as Judge · Comedy - 1943
Reveille with Beverly as Mr. Smith (uncredited) · War - 1942
Between Us Girls as Doctor · Romance - 1942
They All Kissed the Bride as Crane · Comedy - 1942
Larceny, Inc. as Oscar Engelhart · Crime - 1942
A Close Call for Ellery Queen as Bates · Adventure - 1941
Hellzapoppin’ as Max Kane (uncredited) · Comedy Worldwide box office: $4.98K - 1941
Bedtime Story as Pierce · Romance - 1941
Louisiana Purchase as Dean Albert Manning · Comedy - 1941
Down Mexico Way as Mayor Tubbs · Comedy - 1941
Texas as Tennessee · Romance - 1941
World Premiere as Nixon · Comedy - 1941
Lady Scarface as Art Seidel, Hotel Detective · Crime - 1941
Sis Hopkins as Mayor · Comedy - 1941
Meet John Doe as Spencer · Comedy - 1941
The Wild Man of Borneo as 'Doc' Dunbar · Romance - 1940
Third Finger, Left Hand as Mr. Kelland · Comedy - 1940
Captain Caution as Sad Eyes · Action - 1939
Balalaika as Wilbur Allison (uncredited) · Music - 1939
Nick Carter, Master Detective as Robinson · Mystery - 1939
What a Life as Prof. Abernathy · Drama - 1938
Sally, Irene and Mary as Judge · Comedy - 1937
Big City as Inspector Matthews (as Andrew J. Tombes) · Drama - 1937
Meet the Boy Friend as J. Ardmore Potts · Romance - 1937
Easy Living as E.J. Hulgar · Comedy - 1937
Charlie Chan at the Olympics as Chief of Homicide E. R. Scott · Thriller - 1936
The Devil Is a Sissy as Muldoon - a Policeman · Drama - 1936
Stage Struck as Burns Heywood · Comedy - 1936
Hot Money as Willie · Comedy - 1936
Ticket to Paradise as Nirney · Drama - 1936
It Had to Happen as Dooley · Drama - 1936
King of Burlesque as Slattery · Drama - 1935
Thanks a Million as Mr. Grass · Romance - 1935
Music Is Magic as Ben Pomeroy · Drama - 1935
Here Comes Cookie as Botts · Comedy - 1935
Doubting Thomas as Huxley Hossefrosse · Comedy - 1934
Moulin Rouge as McBride · Comedy - 1933
Broadway Thru a Keyhole as Sidney - Columnist · Music
Who Andrew Tombes Makes Movies With
The actors and directors Andrew Tombes shares the most films with. Irving Bacon comes first, with 7 films together, followed by Donald Meek (5).
Andrew Tombes: Questions & Answers
How many movies Andrew Tombes has made, the biggest hit, the best-rated film, the award record and more, answered from the filmography above.
How many movies has Andrew Tombes been in?
Andrew Tombes is credited on 68 films, from 1933 to 1955. The filmography on this page lists every one of them, newest first, with the role and the Movie Echo Score.
What is Andrew Tombes's highest-grossing movie?
Hellzapoppin’ (1941) is Andrew Tombes's biggest box office hit, with $4.98K worldwide. Across every film with box office figures, Andrew Tombes's movies have made $4.98K.
Andrew Tombes's biggest hits What is Andrew Tombes's newest movie?
The most recent film on Andrew Tombes's filmography is How To Be Very, Very Popular (1955), in the role of Police Sgt. Moon.
Who does Andrew Tombes work with most often?
Andrew Tombes shares the most films with Irving Bacon (7 films), Donald Meek (5 films) and James Flavin (5 films).
The Best Andrew Tombes Movies, Ranked
Top rated, most awarded and biggest box office hits from 68 credits.
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