William Quinn Net Worth
William Quinn Net Worth is
$1.9 Million
William Quinn Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
William Quinn was born on December 13, 1884 in Canada as William John Quinn. He was an actor, known for The Cry of the First Born (1915), The Heart of a Texan (1922) and The Heritage of Hate (1916). He was married to Josephine Lucetta Powers. He died on November 12, 1965 in Glen Ellen, California, USA. | Date Of Birth | December 13, 1884 |
| Place Of Birth | Canada |
| Profession | Actor |
| Star Sign | Sagittarius |
Actor
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Here Comes the Band | 1935 | Soldier (scenes deleted) | |
| Big Calibre | 1935 | Otto Zenz - aka Gadski (as Bill Quinn) | |
| Law and Lawless | 1932 | Pete (uncredited) | |
| Gypsy of the North | 1928 | Baptiste | |
| My Home Town | 1928 | Joey | |
| The Scarlet Brand | 1927 | Bart Jackson | |
| Idaho | 1925 | Ike Rogers | |
| The No-Gun Man | 1924 | Bill Kilgore (as William Jack Quinn) | |
| Forbidden Paradise | 1924 | uncredited | |
| The Man Who Came Back | 1924 | uncredited | |
| Those Who Dance | 1924 | Minor Role (uncredited) | |
| His Mystery Girl | 1923 | The Valet | |
| The Darling of New York | 1923 | Ice Malone | |
| The Ghost City | 1923 | Henchman (uncredited) | |
| The Fighting Strain | 1923 | Jim Black | |
| Tango Cavalier | 1923 | Brute Morgan (as Billy Quinn) | |
| Wolf Law | 1922 | Simon Santey | |
| The Married Flapper | 1922 | 'Wild Ben' Clark | |
| Table Top Ranch | 1922 | Palque Powell | |
| West of the Pecos | 1922 | Chuck Wallace | |
| The Heart of a Texan | 1922 | Pete Miller | |
| Lure of Gold | 1922 | Chuck Wallace | |
| Rangeland | 1922 | Buck Kelley | |
| KingFisher's Roost | 1921 | 'Bull' Keeler | |
| Skyfire | 1920 | Jean Beaupre | |
| Hell's Oasis | 1920 | Wolf Sims | |
| Occasionally Yours | 1920 | Parker | |
| The Chorus Girl's Romance | 1920 | P.P. Anderson | |
| The Arizona Cat Claw | 1919 | Frank Stimpson | |
| The Devil's Trail | 1919 | 'Dutch' Vogel | |
| The Sawdust Doll | 1919 | Raynor | |
| The Old Maid's Baby | 1919 | Professor Caldwell | |
| Terror of the Range | 1919 | as Billy Quinn | |
| The Grey Parasol | 1918 | Farraday Childs | |
| Winning Grandma | 1918 | Luther Parrish | |
| A Daughter of the West | 1918 | 'Rawhide' Pete | |
| The Marriage Lie | 1918 | 'Parson' Dye | |
| The Curse of Eve | 1917 | Dr. Burton | |
| Sirens of the Sea | 1917 | Hartley Royce | |
| The Voice on the Wire | 1917 | Emil LaRoux | |
| The Mansard Mystery | 1916 | Short | Butler |
| The Heritage of Hate | 1916 | Bradley | |
| The Masked Woman | 1916 | Short | Felgo |
| Is Any Girl Safe? | 1916 | ||
| Love's Lariat | 1916 | Allan Landers | |
| Lee Blount Goes Home | 1916 | Short | Billy-Lo (as William J. Quinn) |
| Drugged Waters | 1916 | Weary | |
| Lavinia Comes Home | 1916 | Short | James Madison |
| The Great Fear | 1915 | Short | Art Paget |
| The Devil and Idle Hands | 1915 | Short | George Lathrop |
| The Mayor's Decision | 1915 | Short | Jim Ogden |
| The Masked Substitute | 1915 | Short | Victor Melville |
| The Measure of Leon Du Bray | 1915 | Short | Roget - the Forest Ranger |
| The Silent Battle | 1915 | Short | |
| Her Three Mothers | 1915 | Short | Carolyn's Sweetheart |
| The Cry of the First Born | 1915 | Short | Lord Crenwell - the Father |
| The Social Lion | 1915 | Short | Bryson (as William J. Quinn) |
| Lord Barrington's Estate | 1915 | Short | Lionel Barrington |
| The Trust | 1915 | Short | Bill |
| The Violin Maker | 1915 | Short | Maurice Puello |
| The Oyster Dredger | 1915 | Short | Vera's Lawyer |
| Under the Crescent | 1915 | Said Pasha - the Khedive | |
| For Cash | 1915 | Short | Lee Varick - an Artist |
| The Troubadour | 1915 | Short | Doyle Shannon |
| The Curse of the Desert | 1915 | Short | Colonel Lawrence |
| The Heart of Lincoln | 1915 | The Southern Colonel | |
| Called Back | 1914/I | Signor Macari (as William J. Quinn) |
Known for movies
The Cry of the First Born (1915)
as Lord Crenwell - the Father
The Heart of a Texan (1922)
as Pete Miller
The Heritage of Hate (1916)
as Bradley
Lee Blount Goes Home (1916)
as Billy-Lo