Eugene Pallette

born: 08 July 1889 Winfield, Kansas, United States of America

died: 03 September 1954 Los Angeles, California, United States of America (cancer, age 65)

Stocky American actor who worked his way up through the ranks to become an identifiable star in the 1940s. He is buried in his native Kansas, at his own request, beside his parents. He shot scenes for Should Tall Men Marry? (1928), but these were cut.

Real name: Eugene William Pallette Height: 5'9"

Films listed on this page: complete Hal Roach filmography; plus 'The Stolen Jools' with Laurel & Hardy.

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1927 Many Scrappy Returns Husband 1927 Should Men Walk Home? Detective, Intelligence bureau 1927 Jewish Prudence Joe, rent collector #2 1927 Fluttering Hearts Motorcycle cop 1927 Sugar Daddies Mistaken husband 1927 What Every Iceman Knows [unidentified character]   1927 The Lighter That Failed Brother-in-law 1927 The Second Hundred Years Dinner guest 1927 Assistant Wives Charley's boss   1927 The Battle Of The Century Insurance agent [*image is from a still] 1928 Aching Youth Charley's boss   1928 Barnum & Ringling, Inc. Hotel detective 1928 Should Women Drive? [?] 1937 Topper Casey 1938 There Goes My Heart Mr. Stevens, editor ▼ NON-HAL ROACH FILMS 1931 The Stolen Jools Reporter This page was last updated on: 15 January 2024