Warren Hymer Net Worth
Warren Hymer Net Worth is
$2 Million
Warren Hymer Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Warren Hymer was born on February 25, 1906 in New York City, New York, USA. He was an actor, known for Meet John Doe (1941), Destry Rides Again (1939) and One Way Passage (1932). He was married to Beau Williams and Virginia Meyer. He died on March 25, 1948 in Los Angeles, California, USA. | Date Of Birth | February 25, 1906 |
| Died | 1948-03-25 |
| Place Of Birth | New York City, New York, USA |
| Height | 6' (1.83 m) |
| Profession | Actor, Soundtrack |
| Star Sign | Pisces |
| # | Fact |
|---|---|
| 1 | To honor the much under-appreciated actor, keyboardist-drummer Scott Allen Nollen (aka "Flavin") and guitarist-vocalist Todd Jacobsen (aka "Hobbes") formed the progressive rock band "Hymer" in 2014. Jacobsen's son, Quentin (aka "Dr. Q") also contributes vocals and keyboards. Their first CD, "Driving in Circles" will soon be followed by "Hymenosis" and "To Be or Not to Be: All Kinds!". |
| 2 | Hymer was a brawny, barrel-chested character actor who had made a successful career out of playing not particularly bright cops, gangsters, sidekicks, etc., much like Nat Pendleton, until an incident in the late 1930s effectively killed his career. He was known to have a bad drinking problem, and one day he apparently showed up for work drunk at a picture he was making for Columbia. When this was reported to Columbia chief Harry Cohn, he ordered Hymer thrown off the lot. Enraged, Hymer burst into Cohn's office. Finding him gone, Hymer took out his frustrations by urinating on Cohn's desk. While many who hated Cohn--which was most everyone in Hollywood--applauded Hymer's action, the powerful studio chief had him blackballed in the business, and consequently he found work in only two films for the next year. His career picked up somewhat in the next few years, but usually in smaller parts than he had before and some in which his character didn't even have a name. He died in 1948. |
| 3 | Son of playwright John B. Hymer and actress Eleanor Kent. |
Actor
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Belle of the Nineties | 1934 | St. Louis Fighter | |
| Young and Beautiful | 1934 | The Champion | |
| She Loves Me Not | 1934 | Mugg Schnitzel | |
| The Cat's-Paw | 1934 | 'Spike' Slattery | |
| Little Miss Marker | 1934 | Sore Toe | |
| One Is Guilty | 1934 | 'Knock-Out' Walters | |
| Woman Unafraid | 1934 | John | |
| George White's Scandals | 1934 | Pete Pandos - Greek Wrestler | |
| The Gold Ghost | 1934 | Short | Bugs Kelly |
| The Crosby Case | 1934 | Sam Collins | |
| Roast-Beef and Movies | 1934 | Short | Man at Gunpoint in Fictitious Film Scene (uncredited) |
| King for a Night | 1933 | Goofy | |
| In the Money | 1933 | Gunboat Bimms | |
| My Woman | 1933 | Al--Butler (uncredited) | |
| Her First Mate | 1933 | Percy | |
| I Love That Man | 1933 | Mousey | |
| Midnight Mary | 1933 | Angelo | |
| A Lady's Profession | 1933 | Nutty Bolton | |
| The Mysterious Rider | 1933 | Jitney Smith | |
| Billion Dollar Scandal | 1933 | Kid McGurn | |
| 20,000 Years in Sing Sing | 1932 | Hype | |
| Madison Sq. Garden | 1932 | Brassie Randall | |
| One Way Passage | 1932 | Steve Burke | |
| Hold 'Em Jail | 1932 | Steele | |
| The Night Mayor | 1932 | Riley | |
| Love Is a Racket | 1932 | Burney Olds | |
| The Unholy Garden | 1931 | Smiley Corbin | |
| The Spider | 1931 | Schmidt (uncredited) | |
| Goldie | 1931 | Spike Moore | |
| Charlie Chan Carries On | 1931 | Max Minchin | |
| Seas Beneath | 1931 | 'Lug' Kaufman | |
| Men on Call | 1930 | Joe Burke | |
| Oh, for a Man! | 1930 | 'Pug' Morini | |
| Sinners' Holiday | 1930 | Mitch | |
| Up the River | 1930 | Dannemora Dan | |
| Born Reckless | 1930 | Big Shot | |
| Men Without Women | 1930 | Kaufman | |
| The Lone Star Ranger | 1930 | Bowery Kid | |
| The Cock-Eyed World | 1929 | Marine Corporal Scout (uncredited) | |
| Frozen Justice | 1929 | Bartender | |
| The Girl from Havana | 1929 | Spike Howard | |
| Fox Movietone Follies of 1929 | 1929 | Martin | |
| The Far Call | 1929 | Soup Brophy | |
| Speakeasy | 1929 | Cannon Delmont | |
| Gentleman Joe Palooka | 1946 | Louie - Sparring Partner | |
| Joe Palooka, Champ | 1946 | Ira Eyler | |
| The Affairs of Susan | 1945 | Waiter (uncredited) | |
| Three Is a Family | 1944 | Coolie | |
| Since You Went Away | 1944 | Convalescent Wishing for Tutti Frutti (uncredited) | |
| Government Girl | 1943 | Military Police Sergeant (uncredited) | |
| Gangway for Tomorrow | 1943 | Pete | |
| Danger! Women at Work | 1943 | Pete | |
| Spy Train | 1943 | Herman Krantz | |
| Hitler--Dead or Alive | 1942 | Hans 'Dutch' Havermann | |
| Phantom Killer | 1942 | Police Sgt. Pete Corrigan | |
| Police Bullets | 1942 | Gabby Walsh, thug | |
| Baby Face Morgan | 1942 | Wise Willie | |
| Lure of the Islands | 1942 | Albert, a gendarme | |
| Henry and Dizzy | 1942 | Tramp at Picnic | |
| One Thrilling Night | 1942 | Pat Callahan | |
| She's in the Army | 1942 | Cpl. Buck Shane | |
| Dr. Broadway | 1942 | Maxie the Goat | |
| So's Your Aunt Emma! | 1942 | Joe | |
| Girls' Town | 1942 | Joe | |
| Mr. Wise Guy | 1942 | Dratler | |
| Jail House Blues | 1942 | Big Foot Louie | |
| Torpedo Boat | 1942 | Marine | |
| Skylark | 1941 | Big Man in Subway Car | |
| Birth of the Blues | 1941 | Limpy | |
| Buy Me That Town | 1941 | Crusher Howard | |
| Reaching for the Sun | 1941 | Percy Shelley | |
| Meet John Doe | 1941 | Angelface | |
| Love, Honor and Oh-Baby! | 1940 | Bull | |
| I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby | 1940 | Big Foot Louie | |
| Charlie McCarthy, Detective | 1939 | Dutch | |
| Destry Rides Again | 1939 | Bugs Watson | |
| Calling All Marines | 1939 | Snooker | |
| Coast Guard | 1939 | Lancelot O'Hara | |
| Boy Friend | 1939 | Greenberg | |
| Mr. Moto in Danger Island | 1939 | Twister McGurk | |
| The Lady and the Mob | 1939 | Frankie O'Fallon | |
| Thanks for Everything | 1938 | Marine Sergeant | |
| Submarine Patrol | 1938 | Seaman Rocky Haggerty | |
| Gateway | 1938 | Guard-Waiter | |
| You and Me | 1938 | Gil Carter aka Gimpy | |
| Joy of Living | 1938 | Mike | |
| Arson Gang Busters | 1938 | Tom Jones | |
| Bluebeard's Eighth Wife | 1938 | Kid Mulligan | |
| Lady Behave! | 1937 | Butch | |
| Telephone Operator | 1937 | Shorty | |
| Ali Baba Goes to Town | 1937 | Tramp | |
| Bad Guy | 1937 | 'Shorty' | |
| Sea Racketeers | 1937 | Mate 'Spud' Jones | |
| Wake Up and Live | 1937 | First Gunman | |
| Meet the Boy Friend | 1937 | Wilbur 'Bugs' Corrigan | |
| Married Before Breakfast | 1937 | Harry | |
| Navy Blues | 1937 | Gerald 'Biff' Jones | |
| We Have Our Moments | 1937 | Smacksey | |
| You Only Live Once | 1937 | Buggsy | |
| Join the Marines | 1937 | Hoiman | |
| She's Dangerous | 1937 | Herman Valentz | |
| Love Letters of a Star | 1936 | Chuck | |
| 36 Hours to Kill | 1936 | Hazy | |
| Rhythm on the Range | 1936 | Big Brain | |
| San Francisco | 1936 | Hazeltine (as Warren B. Hymer) | |
| Nobody's Fool | 1936 | Sour Puss | |
| Desert Justice | 1936 | Hymie | |
| A Message to Garcia | 1936 | Departing Sailor (uncredited) | |
| Mr. Deeds Goes to Town | 1936 | Bodyguard (uncredited) | |
| Everybody's Old Man | 1936 | Mike Murphy | |
| Laughing Irish Eyes | 1936 | Tiger O'Keefe | |
| King of the Islands | 1936 | Short | A Shipwrecked Sailor |
| Tango | 1936 | Joe Sloan, Betty's Boyfriend | |
| The Leavenworth Case | 1936 | Detective O'Malley | |
| Hitch Hike Lady | 1935 | Cluck Regan | |
| The Widow from Monte Carlo | 1935 | Dopey Mullins | |
| Show Them No Mercy! | 1935 | Gimp | |
| Hong Kong Nights | 1935 | Wally | |
| Confidential | 1935 | 'Midget' Regan | |
| Navy Wife | 1935 | Butch | |
| She Gets Her Man | 1935 | Spike | |
| Dante's Inferno | 1935 | Bozo - a Stoker (uncredited) | |
| The Daring Young Man | 1935 | Pete Hogan | |
| Silk Hat Kid | 1935 | Misty | |
| Hold 'Em Yale | 1935 | Sam The Gonoph | |
| The Case of the Curious Bride | 1935 | Oscar Pender | |
| The Gilded Lily | 1935 | Taxi Driver | |
| Kid Millions | 1934 | Louie the Lug |
Soundtrack
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kid Millions | 1934 | performer: "Let My People Go", "Ice Cream Fantasy" 1934 - uncredited |
Known for movies
Meet John Doe (1941)
as Angelface
Destry Rides Again (1939)
as Bugs Watson
One Way Passage (1932)
as Steve Burke
San Francisco (1936)
as Hazeltine