Hugh Sanders
Current Interest
1.0
▲ 0.1Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Based on 31 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse
The Wild One
as Charlie Thomas
1953
0.2
The Sellout
as Judge Neeler
1952
0.1
Silver Lode
as Reverend Field
1954
0.1
Tomorrow Is Another Day
as Detective Lt. George Conover
1951
0.1
Shield for Murder
as Packy Reed
1954
0.1
The Steel Trap
as Mr. Greer, Passport clerk
1952
0.1
Scared Stiff
as Cop on Pier
1953
0.1
Storm Warning
as Charlie Barr
1951
0.1
Miami Exposé
as Chief Charles Landon
1956
0.1
The Damned Don't Cry
as Grady
1950
0.1
The Glass Web
as Police Lt. Mike Stevens
1953
0.1
Last of the Comanches
as Denver Kinnaird
1953
0.1
The Pride of St. Louis
as Horst
1952
0.1
Along the Great Divide
as Frank Newcombe
1951
0.1
Finger Man
as Mr. Burns
1955
0.1
I Was a Communist for the FBI
as Clyde Garson
1951
0.1
The Great Rupert
as Mulligan
1950
0.1
That's My Boy
as Coach Wheeler
1951
0.1
Only the Valiant
as Capt. Eversham
1951
0.1
The Guns of Fort Petticoat
as Sgt. Webber (uncredited)
1957
0.1
Man-Trap
as E.J. Malden
1961
0.1
Mister 880
as Thad Mitchell
1950
0.1
The Winning Team
as Joe McCarthy
1952
0.1
Cave of Outlaws
as Sheriff
1951
0.1
Don't Give Up the Ship
as Adm. Rogers
1959
0.1
Apache Rifles
as Arizona Delegate
1964
0.1
Going Steady
as Mr. Ahern
1958
0.1
Top Gun
as Ed Marsh
1955
0.1
City of Bad Men
as Sheriff Bill Gifford
1953
0.1
Indian Uprising
as Ben Alsop
1952
0.1
The Fighter
as Roberts
1952
0.1
Frequently Asked Questions About Hugh Sanders
Hugh Sanders has appeared in 31 titles, including 31 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Hugh Sanders's filmography is The Great Rupert (1950).
The most recent title featuring Hugh Sanders is Apache Rifles (1964).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Hugh Sanders is Storm Warning with an IMDb rating of 7.2.
Hugh Sanders has been active for approximately 14 years, with credits spanning from 1950 to 1964.
Titles featuring Hugh Sanders currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.4.
The busiest years in Hugh Sanders's career include 1951, 1952, 1953.
