Charles Sellon Net Worth
Charles Sellon Net Worth is
$1.5 Million
Charles Sellon Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Charles Sellon (August 24, 1870 – June 26, 1937) was an American stage and film actor. He appeared in 108 films and stage acts between 1901 and 1935; he is perhaps best remembered for his role as the blind Mr. Muckle in W. C. Fields' comedy It's a Gift (1934).He was married to Florence E. Willis from 1896 until his death. They had one child together: a son named Robert Charles Sellon (January 31, 1911 – April 3, 1997). | Date Of Birth | August 24, 1870 |
| Died | 1937-06-26 |
| Place Of Birth | Boston, Massachusetts, U.S. |
| Height | 5' 11" (1.8 m) |
| Profession | Actor, Soundtrack |
| Spouse | Florence E. Willis |
| Children | Robert Charles Sellon |
| Star Sign | Virgo |
| # | Fact |
|---|---|
| 1 | Will always be fondly remembered for his enduring classic scenes with W.C. Fields in the film "It's a Gift" playing the blind and nearly deaf Mr. Muckle who, with the help of a cane, hilariously destroys Fields' grocery store. |
| 2 | Cranky character actor from Broadway who got a lot of mileage out of playing curmudgeons opposite such little notables as Shirley Temple. |
| 3 | Child: Robert Charles Sellon (31 January 1911-3 April 1997). |
Actor
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| In Old Kentucky | 1935 | Ezra Martingale | |
| The Gay Deception | 1935 | Mr. McCaffrey (uncredited) | |
| Diamond Jim | 1935 | John Touchey | |
| Welcome Home | 1935 | Andrew Anstruther | |
| The Devil Is a Woman | 1935 | Letter Writer (uncredited) | |
| It's a Small World | 1935 | Cyclone | |
| Life Begins at 40 | 1935 | Tom Cotton | |
| The Casino Murder Case | 1935 | Dr. Doremus | |
| Helldorado | 1935 | Editor of 'Bugle' (uncredited) | |
| Bright Eyes | 1934 | Uncle Ned Smith | |
| One Hour Late | 1934 | Simpson | |
| It's a Gift | 1934 | Mr. Muckle | |
| Ready for Love | 1934 | Caleb Hooker | |
| 6 Day Bike Rider | 1934 | Druggist (uncredited) | |
| Elmer and Elsie | 1934 | George Simpson | |
| The Cat's-Paw | 1934 | Rev. Junius P. Withers (uncredited) | |
| Now I'll Tell | 1934 | Justice of the Peace (scenes deleted) | |
| Private Scandal | 1934 | Mr. Terwilliger | |
| She Made Her Bed | 1934 | Mr. McGillicuddy (uncredited) | |
| Hoop-La | 1933 | The Colonel - Billy's Father (uncredited) | |
| The Chief | 1933 | Fire Chief at Statue Unveiling (uncredited) | |
| Golden Harvest | 1933 | Jason Bowers | |
| Bureau of Missing Persons | 1933 | Funeral Director (uncredited) | |
| As the Devil Commands | 1933 | John Duncan | |
| Baby Face | 1933 | Vanderlure - Bank Director (uncredited) | |
| I Love That Man | 1933 | Mortician (uncredited) | |
| Hold Your Man | 1933 | Minister at Reformatory (uncredited) | |
| Midnight Mary | 1933 | Night Watchman (uncredited) | |
| Central Airport | 1933 | Man in Wreck (scenes deleted) | |
| Strictly Personal | 1933 | Hewes (uncredited) | |
| Employees' Entrance | 1933 | Higgins | |
| Billion Dollar Scandal | 1933 | Newspaper Man (uncredited) | |
| The Match King | 1932 | Match Company Executive (uncredited) | |
| Central Park | 1932 | Luke, the Lion Keeper (uncredited) | |
| I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang | 1932 | Hot Dog Stand Owner (uncredited) | |
| Ride Him, Cowboy | 1932 | Judge Bartlett (uncredited) | |
| Speed Madness | 1932 | Jim Stuart | |
| The Washington Masquerade | 1932 | Senator at Train Station (uncredited) | |
| Make Me a Star | 1932 | Mr. Gashwiler | |
| The Dark Horse | 1932 | Mr. Green | |
| Carnival Boat | 1932 | Lane | |
| The Drifter | 1932 | Whitey | |
| The Age for Love | 1931 | Mr. Pearson | |
| The Tip-Off | 1931 | Pop Jackson | |
| Penrod and Sam | 1931 | Mr. Bitts | |
| Arizona | 1931 | Officer (uncredited) | |
| Dude Ranch | 1931 | Spruce Meadows | |
| Laugh and Get Rich | 1931 | Biddle | |
| Behind Office Doors | 1931 | John Ritter | |
| The Painted Desert | 1931 | Tonopah | |
| Man to Man | 1930 | Judge (uncredited) | |
| Sea Legs | 1930 | Adm. O'Brien | |
| Tom Sawyer | 1930 | Minister | |
| Big Money | 1930/I | Bradley | |
| For the Love o' Lil | 1930 | Mr. Walker | |
| Borrowed Wives | 1930 | Uncle Henry | |
| Let's Go Native | 1930 | Wallace Wendell Sr. | |
| Anybody's War | 1930 | Bit Role (uncredited) | |
| Love Among the Millionaires | 1930 | Pop Whipple | |
| The Social Lion | 1930 | Jim Perkins | |
| Under a Texas Moon | 1930 | José Romero | |
| Honey | 1930 | Randolph Weeks | |
| Men Are Like That | 1930 | Pa Fisher | |
| Burning Up | 1930 | James R. Morgan | |
| The Vagabond Lover | 1929 | Chief of Police George C. Tuttle | |
| The Mighty | 1929 | The Mayor | |
| Sweetie | 1929 | Dr. Oglethorpe (uncredited) | |
| The Saturday Night Kid | 1929 | Lem Woodruff | |
| Big News | 1929 | J.W. Addison | |
| The Man and the Moment | 1929 | Joan's Guardian | |
| The Gamblers | 1929 | Tooker | |
| The Girl in the Glass Cage | 1929 | Dan Jackson - Prosecutor | |
| Hot Stuff | 1929 | Wiggam | |
| Bulldog Drummond | 1929 | Travers | |
| What a Night! | 1928 | Editor Maadison | |
| Happiness Ahead | 1928 | Mr. Randall | |
| Easy Come, Easy Go | 1928 | Jim Bailey | |
| Something Always Happens | 1928 | Perkins | |
| The Count of Ten | 1928 | The father | |
| Feel My Pulse | 1928 | Her Sanitarium's Caretaker | |
| The Valley of the Giants | 1927 | Pennington | |
| Love Me and the World Is Mine | 1927 | Mr. Thule | |
| Painted Ponies | 1927 | Mr. Blenning | |
| The Prairie King | 1927 | Pop Wingate | |
| The King of Kings | 1927 | uncredited | |
| The Mysterious Rider | 1927 | Cliff Harkness | |
| Easy Pickings | 1927 | Dr. Naylor | |
| Whispering Wires | 1926 | Tracy Bennett | |
| The Speeding Venus | 1926 | Jed Morgan | |
| Easy Payments | 1926 | Short as Charles A. Sellon | |
| Racing Blood | 1926 | 'Doc' Morton (as Charles A. Sellon) | |
| The Cow's Kimona | 1926 | Short | 'Pa' - the Rancher |
| High Steppers | 1926 | Grandpa Perryam | |
| The Hug Bug | 1926 | Short | |
| The Calgary Stampede | 1925 | Andrew Regan | |
| Tracked in the Snow Country | 1925 | Silent Hardy | |
| The Lucky Devil | 1925 | Sheriff | |
| Old Home Week | 1925 | Uncle Henry | |
| Private Affairs | 1925 | Joe Hines | |
| The Monster | 1925 | The Constable (as Charles A. Sellon) | |
| On the Threshold | 1925 | Judge Stivers | |
| The Night Ship | 1925 | Jimson Weed (as Charles A. Sellon) | |
| Sundown | 1924 | Ranchman | |
| The Roughneck | 1924 | Sam Melden (as Charles A. Sellon) | |
| Merton of the Movies | 1924 | Pete Gashwiler | |
| Lovers' Lane | 1924 | Uncle Bill (as Charles A. Sellon) | |
| Flowing Gold | 1924 | Tom Parker | |
| South Sea Love | 1923 | Captain (as Charles A. Sellon) | |
| Woman-Proof | 1923 | Uncle Joe Gloomer (as Charles A. Sellon) | |
| The Bad Man | 1923 | Uncle Henry (as Charles A. Sellon) |
Soundtrack
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bright Eyes | 1934 | performer: "The Man on the Flying Trapeze" 1867 - uncredited | |
| Penrod and Sam | 1931 | performer: "My Country 'Tis of Thee" 1832 - uncredited | |
| The Painted Desert | 1931 | performer: "Trail to Mexico Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie" |
Known for movies
Bright Eyes (1934)
as Uncle Ned Smith
It's a Gift (1934)
as Mr. Muckle
The Painted Desert (1931)
as Tonopah
Bulldog Drummond (1929)
as Travers