William Challee
Current Interest
1.0
▼ 0.3Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Based on 27 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse
Seven Days in May
as Gen. Riley (uncredited)
1964
10.7
The Glenn Miller Story
as Dispatch Desk Sergeant (uncredited)
1954
6.4
Five Easy Pieces
as Nicholas Dupea
1970
4.7
Man Without a Star
as Brick Gooder (uncredited)
1955
3.7
On Dangerous Ground
as Thug (uncredited)
1951
2.8
Man with the Gun
as Townsman (uncredited)
1955
2.5
The Cincinnati Kid
as Old Man (uncredited)
1965
2.1
Tap Roots
as Sergeant (uncredited)
1948
2.1
A Song to Remember
as Titus (uncredited)
1945
1.4
Saddle the Wind
as Barfly (uncredited)
1958
1.4
From Noon Till Three
as Piano Player (uncredited)
1976
1.3
This Woman Is Dangerous
as Ned Shaw (Uncredited)
1952
0.9
Days of Glory
as Ducrenko (uncredited)
1944
0.7
Port of New York
as Leo Stasser
1949
0.6
Boomerang!
as Whitney - Harvey's Assistant (uncredited)
1947
0.5
Reign of Terror
as Bourdon (uncredited)
1949
0.5
War Hunt
as Lt. Colonel
1962
0.5
The Big Trees
as Brother Williams (uncredited)
1952
0.5
Outrage
as Lee Wilkins
1950
0.4
The Plunderers
as 1st Citizen
1960
0.2
The Hook
as Schmidt
1963
0.1
Deadline at Dawn
as Ray (Newsstand Proprietor) (uncredited)
1946
0.1
Desperate
as Reynolds
1947
0.1
Zachariah
as Old Man
1971
0.1
A Gun in His Hand
as Snorky (uncredited)
1945
0.1
Moonchild
as Alchemist
1974
0.1
The Numbers Start with the River
as Narrator
1971
0.1
Frequently Asked Questions About William Challee
William Challee has appeared in 27 titles, including 27 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in William Challee's filmography is Days of Glory (1944).
The most recent title featuring William Challee is From Noon Till Three (1976).
One of the highest rated titles featuring William Challee is Seven Days in May with an IMDb rating of 7.8.
William Challee has been active for approximately 32 years, with credits spanning from 1944 to 1976.
Titles featuring William Challee currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.5.
The busiest years in William Challee's career include 1945, 1947, 1949.
