Tom Coleman: Movies & Box Office
- films
- 75
- on screen
- 1936–1957
- box office
- $25.8K
The Best Tom Coleman Movies
The films of Tom Coleman that made the most at the worldwide box office, biggest first: Somebody Up There Likes Me (1956) leads with $9.53K. The full ranking adds the most awarded films and the newest releases.
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Worldwide box office: $9.53K Somebody Up There Likes Me 1956 · Drama -
Worldwide box office: $8.61K Bullets or Ballots 1936 · Drama -
Worldwide box office: $4.31K The Far Country 1954 · Western -
Worldwide box office: $3.35K The Lady from Shanghai 1947 · Crime -
Worldwide box office: $34 Lady on a Train 1945 · Romance
Tom Coleman's Career in Numbers
Tom Coleman's films in numbers — as an actor, not counting appearances as themselves: when they were made, the genres Tom Coleman works in most and the milestones along the way. The filmography runs from Bullets or Ballots (1936) to The Buster Keaton Story (1957), and the 1940s were the busiest decade.
Tom Coleman Movies by Decade
- 1930s 7
- 1940s 45
- 1950s 23
The 1940s were Tom Coleman's busiest decade, with 45 films.
Tom Coleman Movies by Genre
- Drama 23
- Crime 10
- Comedy 8
- Adventure 5
- Western 5
- Romance 5
- Action 5
- Thriller 5
- Mystery 3
- Music 2
Drama is the genre Tom Coleman has worked in most, with 23 films, ahead of crime (10).
Tom Coleman Career Milestones
- First film
- Bullets or Ballots 1936
- Biggest box office hit
- Somebody Up There Likes Me $9.53K worldwide
- Newest film
- The Buster Keaton Story 1957
Tom Coleman Filmography: Every Movie
Every film Tom Coleman 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.
- 1957
Chicago Confidential as Businessman (uncredited) · Drama - 1957
The Land Unknown as Man at Briefing (uncredited) · Adventure - 1957
The Buster Keaton Story as Audience Member (uncredited) · Comedy - 1956 Somebody Up There Likes Me as Reporter at Sparring Session (uncredited) · Drama Worldwide box office: $9.53K
- 1955
I Died a Thousand Times as Cabbie (uncredited) · Crime - 1955
Illegal as Restaurant Patron (uncredited) · Crime - 1955
An Annapolis Story as Football Game Spectator (uncredited) · Drama - 1954
Four Guns to the Border Western - 1954 The Far Country as Miner (uncredited) · Western Worldwide box office: $4.31K
- 1953
Scared Stiff as Man in Hotel Hallway (uncredited) · Comedy - 1953
By the Light of the Silvery Moon as Barber (uncredited) · Romance - 1952
The Iron Mistress as Casino Patron (uncredited) · Action - 1952
The Merry Widow as Washington Party Guest (uncredited) · Music - 1952
Glory Alley as Boxing Spectator (uncredited) · Drama - 1952
Something to Live For as Bartender (uncredited) · Drama - 1951
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello Meet the Invisible Man as Dugan Detective School Graduate (uncredited) · Sci-Fi - 1950
Frenchie as Saloon Patron (uncredited) · Western - 1950
Storm Warning as Townsman at Recreation Center (uncredited) · Drama - 1950
Where the Sidewalk Ends as Detective at Staff Meeting (uncredited) · Drama - 1950
Rocketship X-M as Reporter (uncredited) · Adventure - 1950
The Jackie Robinson Story as Sports Board Clerk (uncredited) · Family - 1950
The Secret Fury as Trial Spectator (uncredited) · Crime - 1950
Woman in Hiding as Plant Worker (uncredited) · Drama - 1949
All the King’s Men as Man Tearing Down Poster (uncredited) · Drama - 1949
Easy Living as Bartender (uncredited) · Drama - 1949
Pinky as Townsman (uncredited) · Drama - 1949
Slattery’s Hurricane as Bartender (uncredited) · Adventure - 1949
The Fountainhead as Court Clerk (uncredited) · Drama - 1949
Not Wanted as Townsman (uncredited) · Drama - 1949
The Window as Cop Carrying Stretcher (Uncredited) · Thriller - 1949
The Undercover Man as Plainclothesman (uncredited) · Crime - 1949
A Woman’s Secret as Policeman (Uncredited) · Mystery - 1948
The Dark Past as Detective (uncredited) · Crime - 1948
Whispering Smith as Waiter (uncredited) · Western - 1948
Angels’ Alley as Warehouse Watchman · Crime - 1948
To the Ends of the Earth as Treasury Agent in Ship's Galley (uncredited) · Thriller - 1947 The Lady from Shanghai as Courtroom Spectator (uncredited) · Crime Worldwide box office: $3.35K
- 1947
The Judge Steps Out as Restaurant Waiter (uncredited) · Drama - 1947
The Chinese Ring as Detective (uncredited) · Mystery - 1947
Riff-Raff as Man in Hallway (uncredited) · Drama - 1946
The Locket as Police Stenotypist (uncredited) · Crime - 1946
Below the Deadline as Nightclub Patron (uncredited) · Thriller - 1946
The Hoodlum Saint as Reporter in Utility Office (uncredited) · Drama - 1946
Mr. Noisy as Baseball Spectator (uncredited) · Comedy - 1946
Little Giant as Man in Stockton Office (uncredited) · Comedy - 1946
Deadline at Dawn as Policeman (uncredited) · Romance - 1946
Three Strangers as Pub Patron · Crime - 1945 Lady on a Train Romance Worldwide box office: $34
- 1945
Bewitched as Juror (uncredited) · Thriller - 1945
The Phantom of 42nd Street as Senator in Play (uncredited) · Thriller - 1945
Two O’Clock Courage as Waiter (uncredited) · Crime - 1944
Murder, My Sweet as Police Clerk (uncredited) · Drama - 1944
Strange Affair as Taxi Driver (Uncredited) · Mystery - 1943
His Butler’s Sister as Park Avenue Doorman · Music - 1943
So Proudly We Hail as Troop Ship Survivor (Uncredited) · Drama - 1943
Back from the Front as Military officer (uncredited) · War - 1943
Edge of Darkness as Townsman (uncredited) · Drama - 1943
The Hard Way as Man in Audience (Uncredited) · Drama - 1942
Brooklyn Orchid as Taxi Driver · Comedy - 1941
Steel Against the Sky as Man in Office (uncredited) · Adventure - 1941
The Great Man’s Lady as Spectator at Dedication · Western - 1941
Buck Privates as Army Officer (uncredited) · Comedy - 1940
Kitty Foyle as Bus Passenger (uncredited) · Romance - 1940
Captain Caution as Sailor · Action - 1940
Irene as Diner Patron (uncredited) · Romance - 1940
The House Across the Bay as Café Patron · Drama - 1940
The Fighting 69th as Wounded Soldier (uncredited) · Action - 1940
The Invisible Man Returns as Miner at Colliery (uncredited) · Sci-Fi - 1939
Allegheny Uprising as One of Jim's Black Boys · Action - 1939
Stanley and Livingstone as Corporal · Adventure - 1939
The Girl from Mexico as Wrestling Match Spectator · Comedy - 1939
Captain Fury as Guard · Action - 1937
Easy Living as Doubledecker Bus Conductor (uncredited) · Comedy - 1937
Marked Woman as Plainclothesman (uncredited) · Drama - 1936 Bullets or Ballots as Sports Commentator (uncredited) · Drama Worldwide box office: $8.61K
Who Tom Coleman Makes Movies With
The actors and directors Tom Coleman shares the most films with. Charles Ferguson comes first, with 6 films together, followed by Joseph Crehan (6).
Tom Coleman: Questions & Answers
How many movies Tom Coleman has made, the biggest hit, the best-rated film, the award record and more, answered from the filmography above.
How many movies has Tom Coleman been in?
Tom Coleman is credited on 75 films, from 1936 to 1957. The filmography on this page lists every one of them, newest first, with the role and the Movie Echo Score.
What is Tom Coleman's highest-grossing movie?
Somebody Up There Likes Me (1956) is Tom Coleman's biggest box office hit, with $9.53K worldwide, ahead of Bullets or Ballots (1936) ($8.61K). Across every film with box office figures, Tom Coleman's movies have made $25.8K.
Tom Coleman's biggest hits What is Tom Coleman's newest movie?
The most recent film on Tom Coleman's filmography is Chicago Confidential (1957), in the role of Businessman (uncredited).
Who does Tom Coleman work with most often?
Tom Coleman shares the most films with Charles Ferguson (6 films), Joseph Crehan (6 films) and King Donovan (5 films).
The Best Tom Coleman Movies, Ranked
Top rated, most awarded and biggest box office hits from 75 credits.
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