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1 | His wife went by the moniker 'Pocahontas Crowfoot'. |
2 | He was survived by four children, Susan, Vincent, Timothy, and Kathleen (Kate). |
3 | His youngest son Timothy is a professional entertainer, author, and speaker living in Las Vegas. |
4 | His son Vince joined the Navy in 1977. |
5 | Erstwhile comedy partner of entertainer Peter Marshall. One-time brother-in-law of Joanne Dru.). |
6 | Younger half-brother of actor John Ireland, with whom he appeared in I Shot Jesse James (1949). |
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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The Bamboo Blonde | 1946 | | Art Department (as Tom Noonan) |
Wall Street Blues | 1946 | Short | Spinning Portrait Gag (uncredited) |
Bedlam | 1946 | | 1st Stonemason (uncredited) |
Ding Dong Williams | 1946 | | Zang (as Tom Noonan) |
The Truth About Murder | 1946 | | Jonesy (as Tom Noonan) |
From This Day Forward | 1946 | | Maxie - Refreshment Stand Counterman (uncredited) |
Riverboat Rhythm | 1946 | | Colonial Hotel Bartender (uncredited) |
Dick Tracy | 1945 | | Johnny Moko (uncredited) |
The Big Beef | 1945 | Short | Steer Delivery Boy (as Tom Noonan) |
George White's Scandals | 1945 | | Joe (uncredited) |
Beware of Redheads | 1945 | Short | Doctor's Assistant (as Tom Noonan) |
What, No Cigarettes? | 1945 | Short | Cigarette Vendor |
Boys Town | 1938 | | Red (uncredited) |
Cottonpickin' Chickenpickers | 1967 | | Bird-Dog Berrigan |
Gomer Pyle: USMC | 1967 | TV Series | Johnny Clark |
Batman | 1967 | TV Series | Jolly Jackson |
My Three Sons | 1966 | TV Series | Bob Jonley |
Jackie Gleason: American Scene Magazine | 1966 | TV Series | Guest Comedian |
3 Nuts in Search of a Bolt | 1964 | | Tom |
Promises..... Promises! | 1963 | | Jeff Brooks |
The Real McCoys | 1963 | TV Series | Howard |
The Red Skelton Hour | 1963 | TV Series | Ceasar |
General Electric Theater | 1962 | TV Series | Lincolon Wheeler |
Perry Mason | 1961 | TV Series | Charlie Hatch |
Swingin' Along | 1961 | | Freddy |
The Rookie | 1959 | | Pvt. Thomas Patrick 'Tommy' Noonan / Japanese Submarine Sailor |
The Millionaire | 1959 | TV Series | Jim Hayes |
The Girl Most Likely | 1958 | | Buzz |
Bundle of Joy | 1956 | | Freddie Miller |
The Best Things in Life Are Free | 1956 | | Carl Frisbee |
The Ambassador's Daughter | 1956 | | Cpl. Al O'Connor |
It's a Great Life | 1956 | TV Series | Tommy |
The Eddie Cantor Comedy Theater | 1955 | TV Series | Bob |
How to Be Very, Very Popular | 1955 | | Eddie Jones |
Violent Saturday | 1955 | | Harry Reeves, Bank Manager |
A Star Is Born | 1954 | | Danny McGuire (as Tom Noonan) |
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes | 1953 | | Gus Esmond Jr. |
FBI Girl | 1951 | | Television Act (as Tom Noonan) |
The Model and the Marriage Broker | 1951 | | Young Clerk (uncredited) |
Holiday Rhythm | 1950 | | Surgeon (as Tom Noonan) |
The Return of Jesse James | 1950 | | Charlie Ford (as Tom Noonan) |
Adam's Rib | 1949 | | Reporter (uncredited) |
Battleground | 1949 | | G.I. Straggler (uncredited) |
Trapped | 1949 | | Bank Teller (uncredited) |
Let There Be Stars | 1949 | TV Series | |
The Set-Up | 1949 | | Masher on Street (uncredited) |
I Cheated the Law | 1949 | | Sad Sam Carney (as Tom Noonan) |
I Shot Jesse James | 1949 | | Charles Ford (as Tom Noonan) |
Jungle Patrol | 1948 | | Lt. 'Ham' Hamilton (as Tom Noonan) |
Open Secret | 1948 | | Bob, Man at bar (as Tom Noonan) |
For You I Die | 1947 | | Stick-Up Man (uncredited) |
The Fabulous Joe | 1947 | | Elevator Boy (uncredited) |
The Hal Roach Comedy Carnival | 1947 | | Elevator Boy, in 'Fabulous Joe' (as Tommie Noonan) |
Riff-Raff | 1947 | | First Down-and-Outer at Cabaret (uncredited) |
Born to Kill | 1947 | | Bellboy (uncredited) |
A Likely Story | 1947 | | Taxi Driver (uncredited) |
The Big Fix | 1947 | | Andy Rawlins (as Tom Noonan) |
Lost Honeymoon | 1947 | | Roughneck (uncredited) |
Beat the Band | 1947 | | Toby (uncredited) |
Follow That Music | 1947 | Short | |
Vacation in Reno | 1946 | | War Surplus Outlet Employee (uncredited) |
Criminal Court | 1946 | | Cab Driver (uncredited) |
Crack-Up | 1946 | | Bonbon Vendor (uncredited) |
Step by Step | 1946 | | Counterman (uncredited) |
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