Warner Anderson

Biography: First appearing onscreen as a child in silent films, Anderson then went on to do vaudeville and theater. His movie career began with Destination Tokyo (1943) and lasted several decades, during which he appeared in over 50 productions. He later did much TV work, including a stint on the series The Line-Up (1953-59) which won him his greatest fame. He is known as a solid and reliable supporting character without much charisma.