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William Irving was born on May 17, 1893 in Hamburg, Germany. He was an actor, known for Pampered Youth (1925), Someone in the House (1920) and Ham and Eggs at the Front (1927). He was previously married to Ida I. Germann. He died on December 25, 1943 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Bill Irving, W.J. Irving, William J. Irving
Whispers1941as Man in Elevator (uncredited)→
Little Men1940as Bartender→
Bitter Sweet1940as Man in Mud Bath (uncredited)→
The Great Dictator1940as Man Seated on Bed (uncredited)→
The Mortal Storm1940as Cafe Waiter→
Terry and the Pirates1940as Governor→
Ninotchka1939as Bartender (uncredited)→
Fast and Furious1939as (uncredited)→
News Is Made at Night1939as Drunk→
Good Girls Go to Paris1939as Chef (uncredited)→
Idiot's Delight1939as Sandro→
Down on the Farm1938as Coleman→
Convicted1938as 'Cobble-Puss' Coley→
The Chaser1938as Injured Man→
Woman Against Woman1938as Man in Elevator→
Wee Wee Monsieur1938as Captain Gorgonzola (uncredited)→
Special Inspector1938as Pete→
The Shadow1937as Mac→
Murder in Greenwich Village1937as Cop→
Playing the Ponies1937as Higgins (uncredited)→
Topper1937as Policeman (uncredited)→
The Wrong Miss Wright1937as Wright's Butler→
Back to the Woods1937as Courtroom Guard (uncredited)→
Dizzy Doctors1937as Surgeon (uncredited)→
Slippery Silks1936as Mr. Romani (uncredited)→
Wives Never Know1936as Drunk (uncredited)→
Early to Bed1936as Mr. Fassbinder (uncredited)→
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town1936as Writer (uncredited)→
Three Little Beers1935as Cement Layer (uncredited)→
Here Comes Cookie1935as Passenger (uncredited)→
Paris in Spring1935as Second Chef→
Public Hero Number 11935as Federal Agent (uncredited)→
The Florentine Dagger1935as Policeman Schultz (uncredited)→
Pop Goes the Easel1935as Man Curly Asks For A Meal (uncredited)→
Carnival1935as Waiter (uncredited)→
One More Spring1935as Chef→
The Best Man Wins1935as Bartender→
Maybe It's Love1935as Man Going Down the Stairs (uncredited)→
Counsel on De Fence1934→
Mike Fright1934as Radio Announcer→
Punch Drunks1934as Kilduff's Manager (uncredited)→
The Personality Kid1934as Fan Who Liked Ritzy's Yodeling→
Manhattan Melodrama1934as German Note Holder (uncredited)→
Melody in Spring1934as Mr. Shorter→
Orient Express1934as Conductor→
It Happened One Night1934as Bus Passenger (uncredited)→
The Bowery1933as Fireman (uncredited)→
Hooks and Jabs1933→
Private Detective 621933as Drunk (uncredited)→
The Hitchhiker1933as Movie Director→
A Farewell to Arms1932as Frustrated Opera Singing Friend (uncredited)→
Manhattan Parade1931as Suit of Armor→
The Truth About Youth1930as Jim Greene (uncredited)→
The Life of the Party1930as The 'Yoohoo' Man→
Song of the Caballero1930as Bernardo→
Rough Waters1930as Bill→
She Who Gets Slapped1930as Con Man→
All Quiet on the Western Front1930as Ginger - the Cook (uncredited)→
Surprise1930as Charlie→
What a Life1930as Algy the Convict→
On the Border1930as Dusty→
Song of Love1929as Stage Manager (uncredited)→
Hearts in Exile1929as Rat Catcher→
From Headquarters1929as Fritz→
Nothing to Wear1928as Detective→
The Singapore Mutiny1928as Huber→
The Cameraman1928as Photographer (uncredited)→
Beautiful But Dumb1928as Ward→
Red Hair1928as Demmy→
Coney Island1928as Hughey Cooper→
Swiss Movements1927as Willie Yodel→
Ham and Eggs at the Front1927as Von Friml (as William J. Irving)→
The Girl in the Pullman1927as Oscar McGuff→
Sailor Beware1927→
Beauty à la Mud1926→
Page Me1926→
Weak, But Willing1926as Walter's rival→
Fair But Foolish1925→
Soup to Nuts1925as Henry's Wife's Former Sweetheart→
Starving Beauties1924→
Gentle Julia1923as George Plum→
The Clean Up1923as Robert Dobbs→
Navy Blues1923→
The Love Trap1923as Freddie Rivers→
Circus Clowns1922as The Circus Owner→
The Noodle Nut1921→
Billions1920as Frank Manners→
Twin Beds1920as Andrew Larkin→
The Heart of a Child1920as Perry (as William J. Irving)→
Till I Come Back to You1918as Stroheim→
Whose Baby?1917as Harold Scull - the Rival→