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Sid Tomack(1907-1962)

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Sid Tomack

Sid Tomack was born on 8 September 1907 in Brooklyn, New York, USA. He was an actor, known for The Life of Riley (1948), Living It Up (1954) and Chinese Venture (1949). He died on 12 November 1962 in Palm Springs, California, USA.

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Known for

Jackie Gleason in The Life of Riley (1948)

The Life of Riley

7.0

TV Series

Jim Gillis
Gillis

Janet Leigh, Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin, and Sheree North in Living It Up (1954)

6.5

Movie

Master of Ceremonies

1954

Richard Lane, Maylia, Don McGuire, Chester Morris, and Joan Woodbury in Chinese Venture (1949)

Chinese Venture

6.1

Movie

The Runt

1949

George Reeves in The Adventures of Superman (1952)

The Adventures of Superman

7.7

TV Series

Curtis
Eddie Perkins
Harman the Great
Ruffles

Credits

Actor

Frontier Circus
7.9
TV Series
- Toby (as Sidney Tomack)
- 1962
Sail a Crooked Ship
6.1
- Sammy
- 1961
Bachelor Father
7.2
TV Series
- Willie Piper
- 1961
King of Diamonds
7.7
TV Series
- Bergen
- 1961
The Lawless Years
6.9
TV Series
- Henry James
- 1961
Guestward Ho!
7.6
TV Series
- Mr. Laughing Water
- 1961
Mister Ed
6.9
TV Series
- Hibbs
- 1961
Lock Up
7.6
TV Series
- 1961
Perry Mason
8.3
TV Series
- Rudi Tripp
- Night Clerk
- Courtroom Spectator ...
- 1958–1961
Pete and Gladys
7.3
TV Series
- Manny
- 1961
The Wackiest Ship in the Army
6.3
- Arthur (uncredited)
- 1960
Dan Raven
5.2
TV Series
- Abbott
- 1960
Wake Me When It's Over
6.3
- Sam - Bartender (uncredited)
- 1960
Last Train from Gun Hill
7.3
- Roomer (uncredited)
- 1959
The Donna Reed Show
7.4
TV Series
- Mac
- 1958–1959

Soundtrack

Personal details

Alternative names
- Sidney Tomack
Born
- September 8, 1907
- Brooklyn, New York, USA
Died
- November 12, 1962
- Palm Springs, California, USA(heart ailment)

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Trivia
Balding, tough-looking Brooklyn-born character actor, formerly in vaudeville as part of the song-and-dance team of 'Sid Tomack and the Reis Brothers'. In films from 1940, often as clerks, cabbies or bus drivers. Even more frequently, as second-string hoods - either comic or serious - replete with black suit and white tie.

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