Eddie Acuff: Movies & Box Office
- films
- 109
- on screen
- 1934–1952
- box office
- $962K
Eddie Acuff's Career in Numbers
Eddie Acuff's films in numbers — as an actor, not counting appearances as themselves: when they were made, the genres Eddie Acuff works in most and the milestones along the way. The filmography runs from Here Comes the Navy (1934) to Stop, You’re Killing Me (1952), and the 1940s were the busiest decade.
Eddie Acuff Movies by Decade
- 1930s 37
- 1940s 70
- 1950s 2
The 1940s were Eddie Acuff's busiest decade, with 70 films.
Eddie Acuff Movies by Genre
- Comedy 31
- Drama 25
- Western 11
- Romance 11
- Crime 6
- Music 4
- Thriller 4
- Horror 3
- Action 3
- Mystery 3
Comedy is the genre Eddie Acuff has worked in most, with 31 films, ahead of drama (25).
Eddie Acuff Career Milestones
- First film
- Here Comes the Navy 1934
- Biggest box office hit
- The Secret Life of Walter Mitty $957K worldwide
- Newest film
- Stop, You’re Killing Me 1952
Eddie Acuff Filmography: Every Movie
Every film Eddie Acuff 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.
- 1952
Stop, You’re Killing Me as Cab Driver · Comedy - 1951
Painting The Clouds With Sunshine as Golden Egg Doorman (uncredited) · Music - 1949
The Phantom Creeps as Mac · Horror - 1949
Blondie’s Big Deal as Mailman · Comedy - 1948
Blondie’s Secret as Mailman · Comedy - 1948
Blondie’s Reward as Mr. Johnson · Comedy - 1948
Black Bart as Elkins (uncredited) · Western - 1947
Blondie in the Dough as Postman · Comedy - 1947
Exposed as Policeman at Bentry Mansion Door · Thriller - 1947
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty as Wells Fargo Cowboy (uncredited) · Fantasy Worldwide box office: $957K - 1947
The Sea of Grass as Cattleman (uncredited) · Drama - 1947
Bells of San Angelo as Bus Driver · Adventure - 1947
Blondie’s Holiday as Postman · Comedy - 1947
Buck Privates Come Home as Soldier (uncredited) · Action - 1947
Suddenly It’s Spring as Man Retrieving Pajamas from Peter · Comedy - 1947
Blondie’s Big Moment as Mailman (uncredited) · Comedy - 1946
Lady in the Lake as Ed, Coroner (Uncredited) · Crime Worldwide box office: $11 - 1946
Wake Up and Dream as Bus Driver · Drama - 1946
The Bamboo Blonde as M.P. Sergeant (uncredited) · Romance - 1946
The Notorious Lone Wolf as Detective Jones (uncredited) · Action - 1946
The Flying Serpent as Jerry 'Jonesy' Jones · Thriller - 1945
Life with Blondie as Mailman (uncredited) · Comedy - 1945
The Jungle Captive as Bill · Horror - 1945
Flame of Barbary Coast as Smokey, the Train Engineer (uncredited) · Romance - 1945
Leave It to Blondie as Mailman (uncredited) · Comedy - 1944
Belle of the Yukon as Miner (uncredited) · Comedy - 1944
Can’t Help Singing as Cavalry Officer (uncredited) · Western - 1944
Something for the Boys as Blue Army Radio Operator (uncredited) · Comedy - 1944
Bride by Mistake as Photographer · Comedy - 1944
Andy Hardy’s Blonde Trouble as Taxi Driver #1 (uncredited) · Comedy - 1944
It Happened Tomorrow as Jim · Fantasy - 1943
Lost Angel as Policeman (uncredited) · Drama - 1943
Guadalcanal Diary as Pvt. Tex Mcllvoy (uncredited) · War - 1943
Slightly Dangerous as - (uncredited) · Comedy - 1942
Dr. Gillespie’s New Assistant as Clifford Genet · Mystery - 1942
Girl Trouble as Taxi Driver (uncredited) · Comedy - 1942
Pardon My Sarong as Wise Guy at Gas Station (uncredited) · Comedy - 1942
Calling Dr. Gillespie as Clifford · Drama - 1942
In This Our Life as Worker (uncredited) · Drama - 1942
Take a Letter, Darling as Man Who Picks Teeth (uncredited) · Romance - 1942
What’s Cookin’? as Doorman (uncredited) · Comedy - 1942
The Lady Is Willing as Patrolman Murphy (uncredited) · Romance - 1942
Dr. Kildare’s Victory as Clifford Genet · Drama - 1942
Fly By Night as Garage Attendantt (Uncredited) · Thriller - 1941
Hellzapoppin’ as Drafted Devil (uncredited) · Comedy Worldwide box office: $4.98K - 1941
Bad Man of Deadwood as Reports Burns is dead · Western - 1941
Jungle Girl as Curly Rogers · Adventure - 1941
The People Vs. Dr. Kildare as Clifford Genet · Drama - 1941
The Wagons Roll at Night as Pickpocket Victim (uncredited) · Drama - 1941
Mr. District Attorney as Cabbie · Crime - 1941
Dutiful But Dumb as Headquarters Guard - Right of Door (uncredited) · Comedy - 1941
Here Comes Happiness as Bill · Romance - 1941
Blondie Goes Latin as Cab Driver (uncredited) · Comedy - 1941
Robin Hood of the Pecos as Sam Starr · Western - 1940
The Green Hornet Strikes Again! as Lowery - a Reporter · Action - 1940
The Texas Rangers Ride Again as Bud - Ranger Stenographer (uncredited) · Western - 1940
The Border Legion as Ticket Agent · Western - 1940
The Bank Dick as Reporter (uncredited) · Comedy - 1940
Dr. Kildare’s Crisis as Clifford Genet, Window Cleaner · Drama - 1940
One Night in the Tropics as First S.S. Atlantica Steward (uncredited) · Music - 1940
The Villain Still Pursued Her as Joe (uncredited) · Romance - 1940
Spring Parade as Earl (uncredited) · Music - 1940
Dr. Kildare Goes Home as Clifford Genet - an Orderly (uncredited) · Drama - 1940
Flowing Gold as Shorty Smith (uncredited) · Drama - 1940
The Boys from Syracuse as Taxi Cab Driver · Music - 1940
Sailor’s Lady as Guide · Comedy - 1940
Buck Benny Rides Again as Truck Driver · Western - 1940
Shooting High as Andy Carson · Western - 1940
It’s a Date as Ship's Steward (uncredited) · Romance - 1940
Charlie Chan in Panama as Dance Sailor Suspicious of Kathi · Comedy - 1940
Castle on the Hudson as Bill - Prisoner Dispensing Clothing (uncredited) · Drama - 1940
Cafe Hostess as Scotty · Drama - 1939
Days of Jesse James as Train Conductor (uncredited) · Western - 1939
On Dress Parade as Fort Lewis Sergeant (uncredited) · Drama - 1939
Meet Dr. Christian as Benson · Drama - 1939
The Roaring Twenties as Cabbie (uncredited) · Crime - 1939
Espionage Agent as Minor Role · Drama - 1939
Miracles for Sale as Second Taxi Driver · Mystery - 1939
The Cowboy Quarterback as Pilot · Comedy - 1939
Blind Alley as State Trooper Stopping Fred · Thriller - 1939
Rough Riders’ Round-up as Tommy Ward · Western - 1939
Blondie Meets the Boss as Pots and Pans Peddler (uncredited) · Comedy - 1939
Persons in Hiding as Collins (uncredited) · Drama - 1939
The Phantom Creeps as Mac · Horror - 1938
Breakdowns of 1938 as Dunk Glover (archive footage) (uncredited) · Documentary - 1938
The Cowboy and the Lady as Bus Driver (uncredited) · Romance - 1938
Four Daughters as Sam · Drama - 1938
Smashing the Rackets as Joe - Hoodlum · Drama - 1938
The Chaser as Photographer · Drama - 1938
Law of the Underworld as Henchman Bill · Crime - 1937
Hollywood Hotel as Cameraman · Comedy - 1937
Love Is on the Air as 'Dunk' Glover · Crime - 1937
Back in Circulation as Murphy · Drama - 1937
Talent Scout as Musselman - Writer (uncredited) · Romance - 1937
They Won’t Forget as Drugstore Clerk · Mystery - 1937
The Singing Marine as Sam · Comedy - 1937
The Go-Getter as Bob Blair · Romance - 1937
Black Legion as Ted Metcalf · Crime - 1936
Guns of the Pecos as Jeff Carter · Western - 1936
The Case of the Velvet Claws as Spudsy Drake · Comedy - 1936
Jailbreak as Sig Patton · Drama - 1936
The Golden Arrow as Davis · Comedy - 1936
The Law in Her Hands as Eddie O'Malley · Drama - 1936
Colleen as (uncredited) · Romance - 1936
Boulder Dam as Ed Harper · Drama - 1936
The Walking Dead as 'Betcha' · Sci-Fi - 1936
The Petrified Forest as Lineman · Drama - 1935
Miss Pacific Fleet as Clarence 'Dutch' · Comedy - 1934
Here Comes the Navy as Marine Orderly (uncredited) · War
Who Eddie Acuff Makes Movies With
The actors and directors Eddie Acuff shares the most films with. Joseph Crehan comes first, with 12 films together, followed by Henry O'Neill (8).
Eddie Acuff: Questions & Answers
How many movies Eddie Acuff has made, the biggest hit, the best-rated film, the award record and more, answered from the filmography above.
How many movies has Eddie Acuff been in?
Eddie Acuff is credited on 109 films, from 1934 to 1952. The filmography on this page lists every one of them, newest first, with the role and the Movie Echo Score.
What is Eddie Acuff's highest-grossing movie?
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (1947) is Eddie Acuff's biggest box office hit, with $957K worldwide, ahead of Hellzapoppin’ (1941) ($4.98K). Across every film with box office figures, Eddie Acuff's movies have made $962K.
Eddie Acuff's biggest hits What is Eddie Acuff's newest movie?
The most recent film on Eddie Acuff's filmography is Stop, You’re Killing Me (1952), in the role of Cab Driver.
Who does Eddie Acuff work with most often?
Eddie Acuff shares the most films with Joseph Crehan (12 films), Henry O'Neill (8 films) and Irving Bacon (8 films).
The Best Eddie Acuff Movies, Ranked
Top rated, most awarded and biggest box office hits from 109 credits.
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