Phillip Terry American actor
Phillip Terry is a 83 years old American actor from San Francisco, California. Phillip Terry was born on March 07, 1909 (died on February 23, 1993, he was 83 years old) in San Francisco, California as Frederick Henry Kormann. His nickname was Kormann Frederick Henry.
About
Birth name of Phillip Terry is Frederick Henry Kormann
No, he died on 02/23/1993, 31 years ago. He was 83 years old when he died. Cause of death: stroke. He died in Santa Barbara
Family
Wife
Joan Crawford, American actress and dancer
He married with Joan Crawford (73), in 1942. Phillip Terry was 32 and Joan Crawford was 37 years old. After 4 years, they break up in 1946.
Works
Phillip Terry Movies (47)
There are 47 movies of Phillip Terry.
His first feature film was The Lost Weekend (1945, as Wick Birnam). He was 36 when he starred in this movie. Since 1945, he has appeared in 47 feature films. The last one is Seven Keys to Baldpate (1947). In this movie, we watched him in the Kenneth Magee character .
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Phillip Terry movie characters
The names of the characters/jobs in the films he starred in are as follows:
| Character/Job | Movie | Age |
|---|---|---|
| Wick Birnam | The Lost Weekend (1945) | 36 |
| Fred Grover | Born to Kill (1947) | 38 |
| Newspaper Reporter | Boys Town (1938) | 29 |
| Matthew Hardy | Bataan (1943) | 34 |
| Constable Judson | North West Mounted Police (1940) | 31 |
| Lewis Schaefer | Deadline - U.S.A. (1952) | 43 |
| Chauffeur | It's a Wonderful World (1939) | 30 |
| Ferguson | Yellow Jack (1938) | 29 |
| Master of Ceremonies | Fast and Furious (1939) | 30 |
| Dr. Paul Talbot | The Leech Woman (1960) | 51 |
| Bill Lowry | On Borrowed Time (1939) | 30 |
| Alex Piersen | To Each His Own (1946) | 37 |
| Nightclub Bandleader | Honolulu (1939) | 29 |
| Sheriff | Man from God's Country (1958) | 48 |
| Jim Bradford | Junior G-Men (1940) | 31 |
| Man Outside Stage Door | Mannequin (1938) | 28 |
| Kelly | Navy Blue and Gold (1937) | 28 |
| Scot Webster | The Monster and the Girl (1941) | 31 |
| MGM Crime Reporter | Money to Loan (1939) | 30 |
| Man on Stage | Tell No Tales (1939) | 30 |
| Dr. Sidney | Four Girls in White (1939) | 29 |
| Ted Evans | Hold That Kiss (1938) | 29 |
| Bates | Calling Dr. Kildare (1939) | 30 |
| Lt. Smirnoff | Balalaika (1939) | 30 |
| Dave | Class of '74 (1972) | 63 |
| Rev. Philip Pharo | The Parson of Panamint (1941) | 32 |
| Mr. Carlyle | The Explosive Generation (1961) | 52 |
| Magic Show Master of Ceremonies | Miracles for Sale (1939) | 30 |
| Pilot | You're Only Young Once (1937) | 28 |
| Prof. Martin Lawrence | Sweater Girl (1942) | 33 |
| Cory Cortwright | Are Husbands Necessary? (1942) | 33 |
| Ben Scribner | Double Exposure (1944) | 35 |
| Damian Bard | Money, Women and Guns (1958) | 49 |
| Johnny Pearson | Music in Manhattan (1944) | 35 |
| George Kelly | The Dark Horse (1946) | 37 |
| Dr. Vickery | Young Dr. Kildare (1938) | 29 |
| Tom McGrath | George White's Scandals (1945) | 36 |
| Dartmouth College Student | Spring Madness (1938) | 29 |
| Maj. Tommy Harper | Ladies Courageous (1944) | 34 |
| Club 44 Radio Man | Love Is a Headache (1938) | 28 |
| Damon Dillingham | Beat the Band (1947) | 37 |
| Bill Raymond | Gangs Of The City (1941) | 32 |
| Man in Photo | New Roadways (1939) | 29 |
| Atlantic City Emcee | Somewhat Secret (1939) | 30 |
| Tommy Whelan | Torpedo Boat (1942) | 32 |
| Dan Jordan | Pan-Americana (1945) | 36 |
| Kenneth Magee | Seven Keys to Baldpate (1947) | 38 |
Phillip Terry TV Shows (12)
His first TV Show was Lassie (1954).
View all Phillip Terry TV shows. What was Phillip's zodiac sign?
Phillip Terry zodiac sign was pisces.
Other facts about Phillip Terry
| Alias | Kormann Frederick Henry |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Frederick Henry Kormann |
| Place of death | Santa Barbara |
| Spouse | Joan Crawford |
| Cause of death | Stroke |
| Given name | Phillip |
| Family name | Terry. Show people with the surname Terry |
| Country of citizenship | United States Of America |
| Date of death | 1993-02-23T00:00:00Z |
| Manner of death | Natural Causes |
