Wheeler Oakman
Age: 59 | From: Washington, D.C., USA
Person Details
Birthday: 1890-02-21 09:22:48
Death: 1949-03-19 09:22:48
Aliases: Vivian Eichelberger
Gender: N/A
Place of birth: Washington, D.C., USA
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Movie Involvements: 127
TV Involvements: 0
Most Famous Work
Most Famous Work
'G' Men
(1935) Gangster at Lodge Wanting to Quit (uncredited)
Mom and Dad
(1945) Bourbon Drinker on Train
The Ape Man
(1943) Brady
Bowery at Midnight
(1942) "Trigger" Stratton
Texas Cyclone
(1932) Utah Becker
The Phantom Empire
(1935) Lord Argo
Slaves in Bondage
(1937) Jim Murray
Shanghai Lady
(1929) RepenActing
| Year | Character | Movie/Tv |
|---|---|---|
| 1953 | Lieutenant Patten | |
| 1947 | Prof. Hobart Zorn | |
| 1946 | Alex Ballard | |
| 1945 | Joe Heller / Lew Heller (uncredited) | |
| Bourbon Drinker on Train | ||
| 1944 | Jim Murray (archive footage) | |
| Captain Amos Karnes | ||
| Detective | ||
| 1943 | Fight Announcer | |
| Tony | ||
| Henchman Ace Barko | ||
| Brady | ||
| Tony | ||
| Freighter Mate [Chs. 7-8] | ||
| 1942 | Army Officer | |
| "Trigger" Stratton | ||
| 1941 | Kimble | |
| Gregory Stone | ||
| Fred Burns | ||
| 1940 | Argo | |
| 1939 | Manning | |
| John Ritter | ||
| Benson | ||
| Carson | ||
| Lt. Patten | ||
| Manny | ||
| Jim Dawson | ||
| 1938 | Tarnak | |
| Wallace | ||
| Weaver | ||
| Blackie Miller | ||
| Tarnak | ||
| 1937 | Stevens, gang chemist | |
| Jim Murray | ||
| Karlotti | ||
| 1936 | Lieut. Douglas Thompson | |
| 'Lucky' Wilder | ||
| Kincaid | ||
| Ace Morgan | ||
| Bob Arnold | ||
| Durkin | ||
| Walton | ||
| Brophy | ||
| 1935 | Murdock | |
| Julie's Kidnapper (uncredited) | ||
| Wheeler | ||
| Cmdr. Lawson | ||
| Henry DeLong | ||
| Hardy | ||
| Duval | ||
| Doane | ||
| Panther Fielding | ||
| Gangster at Lodge Wanting to Quit (uncredited) | ||
| Duke Foster | ||
| Lord Argo | ||
| Jim Thorne | ||
| 1934 | Joe | |
| Inspector A.R. McCrae | ||
| Tracy | ||
| Henry Jethrow | ||
| Kirby | ||
| Toledo Eddie Marchetti | ||
| Kirby | ||
| 1933 | Sam | |
| Abbott | ||
| Gill Brown, the Horse Owner | ||
| Poe Powers | ||
| George | ||
| Ed Wilder | ||
| Sheriff Clem Norton | ||
| 1932 | Laughing Maxey | |
| Major Jenkins | ||
| Joe | ||
| Spike | ||
| Nick Grindell | ||
| Philip Wells | ||
| Holt Norbo - Bank Cashier | ||
| Roger Bradley | ||
| Jim Fremont | ||
| Bob Russell | ||
| Hatch Engall | ||
| Judson Ward | ||
| Utah Becker | ||
| Shanghai Morgan | ||
| 1931 | N/A | |
| Moreland | ||
| 'Poker' Wilson | ||
| 1930 | Mile-Away-Harry | |
| 'Lucky'Jim Seymour | ||
| (uncredited) | ||
| Steve | ||
| Ramsey Kane | ||
| 1929 | Wyman | |
| Repen | ||
| Lawrence Mayfield (uncredited) | ||
| First Mate (uncredited) | ||
| Willie Durant aka Robert Wallace | ||
| Anton Lebau | ||
| Porter | ||
| Manager | ||
| Nicholay | ||
| John Bland | ||
| 1928 | Mike Corney | |
| Van | ||
| Hawk Miller | ||
| Eddie 'Mile-Away' Skeeter Carlson | ||
| The captain | ||
| Dr. Gordon White | ||
| 1927 | Kerrigan | |
| John Evans | ||
| 1926 | Jack Raymond | |
| 1925 | Director | |
| 1923 | Winnie | |
| Clint Mowbray | ||
| Slippy McGee | ||
| 1922 | Delmar Spavinaw | |
| 1921 | (uncredited) | |
| Kurt Walters | ||
| Dr. Jack Martin - the Man in the Case | ||
| 'Dapper Bill' Ballard | ||
| 1920 | Capt. Carlisle Pemberton | |
| 1919 | Paul Armitage | |
| Bobby Ralston | ||
| Peter Burke | ||
| Stephen Hartley | ||
| Burr Gordon | ||
| 1918 | Herbert Thornhill | |
| Dick Randall | ||
| Bertram Van Twiller | ||
| 1917 | Basil Demarest | |
| Pierre | ||
| 1915 | Wynne Garlan | |
| 1914 | Chief Swift Wing | |
| Ned Halton | ||
| Weary | ||
| Billy Silver | ||
| Willie Clark | ||
| Etienne Cloquet | ||
| Weary | ||
| Jan, the Trapper | ||
| Billy McVeigh | ||
| Shotgun Jones | ||
| The Bronco Kid, alias of Drury | ||
| The Revenue Officer | ||
| 1913 | Concho | |
| Dreamer | ||
| Real Montgomery Irving | ||
| Harold - John Sharon's Wayward Son | ||
| Year | Character | Movie/Tv |
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