Milton Parsons
Current Interest
0.8
▲ 0.1Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Based on 28 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse
Leave Her to Heaven
as Medcraft - Mortician (uncredited)
1945
1.7
The Music Man
as Farmer
1962
0.2
The Haunted Palace
as Jabez Hutchinson
1963
0.1
Castle in the Desert
as Arthur Fletcher
1942
0.1
The Dead Don't Die
as Frazier
1975
0.1
Cry of the Werewolf
as Adamson
1944
0.1
Bury Me Dead
as Jeffers, the Butler
1947
0.1
Dead Men Tell
as Gene LaFarge
1941
0.1
Dark Alibi
as Johnson
1946
0.1
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
as Tyler
1947
0.1
Last of the Comanches
as Satterlee the Prophet
1953
0.1
Dressed to Kill
as Max Allaron
1941
0.1
The Senator Was Indiscreet
as 'You Know Who'
1947
0.1
Edison, the Man
as 'Acid' Graham
1940
0.1
Who Done It?
as Coroner (cameo)
1942
0.1
The Monster That Challenged the World
as Lewis Clark Dobbs
1957
0.1
Lost in a Harem
as Crystal Gazer
1944
0.1
The Capture
as Thin Man Visiting Mahoney
1950
0.1
Dick Tracy vs. Cueball
as Higby
1946
0.1
Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome
as Dr. A. Tomic
1947
0.1
The Hidden Hand
as John Channing
1942
0.1
Bowery Bombshell
as Professor Schnackenberger
1946
0.1
The Shanghai Chest
as Mr. Grail
1948
0.1
My Favorite Blonde
as Mortician
1942
0.1
Murder, He Says
as Hardy Sympathizer (uncredited)
1945
0.1
Dick Tracy
as Deathridge the Undetaker
1945
0.1
2000 Years Later
as Man in Bowler Hat in TV Control Room
1969
0.1
The Cat Creature
as Deputy Coroner
1973
0.1
Frequently Asked Questions About Milton Parsons
Milton Parsons has appeared in 28 titles, including 28 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Milton Parsons's filmography is Edison, the Man (1940).
The most recent title featuring Milton Parsons is The Dead Don't Die (1975).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Milton Parsons is The Music Man with an IMDb rating of 7.7.
Milton Parsons has been active for approximately 35 years, with credits spanning from 1940 to 1975.
Titles featuring Milton Parsons currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.4.
The busiest years in Milton Parsons's career include 1942, 1947, 1945.
