George Bruggeman: Movies & Box Office
- films
- 57
- on screen
- 1933–1967
- box office
- $17K
George Bruggeman's Career in Numbers
George Bruggeman's films in numbers — as an actor, not counting appearances as themselves: when they were made, the genres George Bruggeman works in most and the milestones along the way. The filmography runs from I’m No Angel (1933) to Monkeys, Go Home! (1967), and the 1950s were the busiest decade.
George Bruggeman Movies by Decade
- 1930s 5
- 1940s 11
- 1950s 26
- 1960s 15
The 1950s were George Bruggeman's busiest decade, with 26 films.
George Bruggeman Movies by Genre
- Comedy 11
- Western 9
- Drama 7
- Romance 5
- Thriller 5
- Crime 4
- History 4
- Adventure 3
- Music 2
- Mystery 2
Comedy is the genre George Bruggeman has worked in most, with 11 films, ahead of western (9).
George Bruggeman Career Milestones
- First film
- I’m No Angel 1933
- Biggest box office hit
- The Mark of Zorro $10.2K worldwide
- Newest film
- Monkeys, Go Home! 1967
George Bruggeman Filmography: Every Movie
Every film George Bruggeman 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.
- 1967
Banning as Waiter (uncredited) · Romance - 1967
How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying as Party Guest (uncredited) · Romance - 1967
Monkeys, Go Home! as Townsman · Comedy - 1966
Not With My Wife, You Don’t! as Pilot (uncredited) · Comedy - 1966
The Ugly Dachshund as Party Guest (uncredited) · Family - 1964
Fate Is the Hunter as Party Guest (uncredited) · Drama - 1964
The Best Man as Reporter (uncredited) · Drama - 1964
The Incredible Mr. Limpet as Nazi Officer (uncredited) · Comedy - 1963
The Wheeler Dealers as Restaurant Patron (uncredited) · Comedy - 1963
A New Kind of Love as Man (uncredited) · Romance - 1962
Tender Is the Night as Restaurant Patron (uncredited) · Drama - 1961
Bachelor Flat as Paul Revere · Comedy - 1961
Summer and Smoke as Cantina Patron (uncredited) · Drama - 1961
Atlantis: The Lost Continent as Guard (uncredited) · Fantasy - 1960
The Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond as Club Patron (uncredited) · Crime - 1959
Invisible Invaders as Technician · Horror - 1958
I Want to Live! as Bailiff (uncredited) · Crime - 1958
The Last Hurrah as Mourner at Burial (uncredited) · Drama - 1957
The Tin Star as Townsman (uncredited) · Western - 1957
Hell Bound as Seaman (uncredited) · Thriller - 1957
The Spirit of St. Louis as Train Passenger (uncredited) · History - 1956
The First Texan as Texan (uncredited) · Western - 1955
A Lawless Street as Townsman (uncredited) · Western - 1955
Illegal as Guard (uncredited) · Crime - 1955
The Purple Mask as French Officer (uncredited) · Adventure - 1955
The Man from Bitter Ridge as Townsman (uncredited) · Western - 1955
Three for the Show as Male Harem Dancer (uncredited) · Music - 1954
The Silver Chalice as Guard (uncredited) · History - 1954
The Egyptian as Soldier · Drama - 1953
Devil’s Canyon as Prisoner (uncredited) · Crime - 1953
The Mississippi Gambler as Fencing Student (uncredited) · Western - 1952
The Brigand as Arab Guard (uncredited) · Adventure - 1952
The Half-Breed as Trooper (uncredited) · Western - 1951
The Whip Hand as Federal Agent (uncredited) · Mystery - 1951
Best of the Badmen as Quinto Townsman (uncredited) · Western - 1951
The Strange Door Thriller - 1951
Father’s Little Dividend as Gym Instructor (uncredited) · Comedy - 1950
The Killer That Stalked New York as Vaccinated Man (uncredited) · Thriller - 1950
The Desert Hawk as Soldier · Adventure - 1950
The Flame and the Arrow as Guard (uncredited) · History Worldwide box office: $6.71K - 1950
Buccaneer’s Girl Comedy - 1948
Whispering Smith Western - 1947
Born to Kill as Club Patron (uncredited) · Drama - 1946
Crack-Up as Cop (Uncredited) · Thriller - 1946
O.S.S. as MP NCO (uncredited) · Thriller - 1946
The Blue Dahlia as Restaurant Patron (uncredited) · Mystery - 1945
Over 21 as Lieutenant (uncredited) · Comedy - 1944
The Fighting Seabees as Seabee (uncredited) · Action - 1943
It Ain’t Hay as Dancer (uncredited) · Comedy - 1940
The Mark of Zorro as Soldier (uncredited) · Romance Worldwide box office: $10.2K - 1940
Buck Benny Rides Again as Dancer · Western - 1940
Drums of Fu Manchu as Fort Telegrapher · Action - 1938
If I Were King as Restraining Guard (uncredited) · History - 1936
College Holiday as Dancer · Comedy - 1934
Cleopatra as Slave (uncredited) · Romance - 1934
Student Tour as Student · Music - 1933
I’m No Angel as Omnes (uncredited) · Comedy
Who George Bruggeman Makes Movies With
The actors and directors George Bruggeman shares the most films with. John Carradine comes first, with 4 films together, followed by Richard Farnsworth (3).
George Bruggeman: Questions & Answers
How many movies George Bruggeman has made, the biggest hit, the best-rated film, the award record and more, answered from the filmography above.
How many movies has George Bruggeman been in?
George Bruggeman is credited on 57 films, from 1933 to 1967. The filmography on this page lists every one of them, newest first, with the role and the Movie Echo Score.
What is George Bruggeman's highest-grossing movie?
The Mark of Zorro (1940) is George Bruggeman's biggest box office hit, with $10.2K worldwide, ahead of The Flame and the Arrow (1950) ($6.71K). Across every film with box office figures, George Bruggeman's movies have made $17K.
George Bruggeman's biggest hits What is George Bruggeman's newest movie?
The most recent film on George Bruggeman's filmography is Banning (1967), in the role of Waiter (uncredited).
Who does George Bruggeman work with most often?
George Bruggeman shares the most films with John Carradine (4 films), Richard Farnsworth (3 films) and Claire Trevor (3 films).
The Best George Bruggeman Movies, Ranked
Top rated, most awarded and biggest box office hits from 57 credits.
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