Person Details
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Aliases: John Forrest "Fuzzy" Knight , John Forrest Knight
Gender: Male
Place of birth: Fairmont, West Virginia, USA
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Movie Involvements: 125
TV Involvements: 1
Most Famous Work
Biography
John Forrest "Fuzzy" Knight was an American film and television actor. He was also a singer, especially in his early career. He appeared in more than 180 films between 1928 and 1967, usually as a cowboy hero's comic sidekick.
Most Famous Work
Captain Gallant of the Foreign Legion
(1955) Pvt. Fuzzy KnightRimfire
(1949) Porky HodgesRancho Notorious
(1952) The Barber (uncredited)Union Pacific
(1939) CookieWaco
(1966) Telegraph OperatorThe Plainsman
(1936) DaveRodeo
(1952) Jazbo DavisJuke Girl
(1942) Ike HarperActing
Year | Character | Movie/Tv |
---|---|---|
1967 | Buck | |
1966 | Telegraph Operator | |
1961 | (archive footage) | |
1960 | N/A | |
N/A | ||
1958 | Tom | |
1956 | Pitch Man | |
1955 | Pvt. Fuzzy Knight | |
1954 | N/A | |
1953 | Strummer Jones | |
Pop Harrison | ||
1952 | The Tow-mule Driver | |
Tad Sloan | ||
Cap | ||
Larry | ||
Jazbo Davis | ||
Barber (uncredited) | ||
The Barber (uncredited) | ||
Tex | ||
Blinkey | ||
1951 | Texas | |
Horace Greeley Smithers | ||
Sheriff | ||
Texas McGillicudy | ||
Texas | ||
Sneaky Pete | ||
N/A | ||
Texas Milburn | ||
Texas - U. S. Marshal | ||
N/A | ||
1950 | N/A | |
Deacon | ||
Deacon | ||
Judge Deacon | ||
Jiggs Endicott | ||
Deacon | ||
The Mayor | ||
Deacon Hall | ||
1949 | Sergeant Nevada | |
Horseshoe | ||
Porky Hodges | ||
1948 | Woody | |
1947 | Ed Miller | |
1946 | Tumbleweed | |
Pinkerton J. 'Pinky' Pratt | ||
Bosco O'Toole | ||
Cudgeons | ||
(archive footage) | ||
Ivory | ||
Bim | ||
1945 | Fuzzy | |
Rosebud | ||
Bonanza Featherstone | ||
Mortimer P. Rockabye Jones | ||
Hungry Huggins | ||
Ranger Trigger Bidwell | ||
Clutch | ||
Barnacle Pete Finnegan | ||
Pete McGillicutty | ||
Hallelujah | ||
1944 | H. Pinkerton 'Pinky' Pinkley | |
Bullseye Johnson | ||
Fuzzy | ||
Horatius Van Sickle | ||
Charlie | ||
Echo | ||
Cowboy Joe | ||
Corporal Chatter-Box | ||
Fuzzy | ||
'Grit' Hartman | ||
Joe Smedley | ||
Banjo Bonner | ||
Glowworm Johnson | ||
1943 | Cricket | |
'Kansas' Cobb | ||
Angus MacAngus | ||
Ramblin' Rufe Randel | ||
Eustace Clairmont | ||
Cal Calkins | ||
Sparks | ||
Si Dugan | ||
1942 | Alvin Pendergast aka Polario | |
Little Joe Smith | ||
'Happy' T. Snodgrass | ||
Juke | ||
Dr. J. Wellington Dingle | ||
Wild Bill Jones | ||
Stuttering Cabbie | ||
Ike Harper | ||
Wyoming Bill | ||
Clem Clemmons | ||
1941 | Scoop | |
Muleshoe | ||
Gus Nelson | ||
Patches McQuilt | ||
Hurricane Harry | ||
Deputy Grubby | ||
Porky Blake | ||
Mr. Palestrom | ||
Chap | ||
Skeeter | ||
Stuff Oliver | ||
Lem Fielding | ||
1940 | Shorty | |
Deadwood | ||
Pete | ||
Joe Bushberry | ||
Tick Belden | ||
Spud | ||
Cellmate | ||
Luther | ||
Burt Pennypacker | ||
Cousin Zeb | ||
Banjo | ||
Bandleader at Barn Dance (uncredited) | ||
1939 | 'Weary' | |
Frosty | ||
Cousin Willie Strong | ||
Deadwood Hawkins | ||
Cookie | ||
1938 | Buzz | |
Lefty Jones | ||
Longhorn | ||
Sideshow Pianist & Singer (Uncredited) | ||
N/A | ||
Clem Barrett | ||
Buzz, Jack's Sidekick | ||
Softy's Henchman | ||
1937 | Jape, the Gas-Station Attendant | |
Peter Piper Potter | ||
Hank Givens | ||
Whitey | ||
Spider | ||
Amos Burnside | ||
Clem Biggers | ||
Scotty Summers | ||
1936 | Bottsie Botsworth | |
Butch | ||
N/A | ||
Slim | ||
Dave | ||
Hogan | ||
N/A | ||
Lefty Hogan | ||
Constable Pat O'Hearne - RCMP | ||
Steve Bartlett | ||
N/A | ||
Pudge | ||
Tater | ||
1935 | Fuzzy, Patsy's friend | |
Dance hall attendant | ||
Montague | ||
Lem | ||
Deputy Scott | ||
Fred Klein | ||
RCMP Windy Cameron | ||
'Buck' Hawkins | ||
Buzz | ||
Sam Fogel (uncredited) | ||
Cracker | ||
1934 | Nick | |
Dinner Club Comedian | ||
Wally | ||
Sweeney | ||
Cookie Smith | ||
Charles Bunko McGee | ||
Wimpy | ||
Eddie | ||
1933 | Jeff Morley | |
Max | ||
Danny Dare | ||
Willy Willard | ||
Tex | ||
Rag Time Kelly | ||
1932 | Drunk (uncredited) | |
1929 | Party Guest | |
1928 | N/A | |
Year | Character | Movie/Tv |
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