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Acting

Tommy Noonan

Career: Active from 1946 to 1967, busiest in 1956 with 3 main titles.

Leading roles: 5
top three billing

Average score: 55/100

Highest rated: A Star Is Born
85/100

What stands out

Compared with the average well-known movie, over 24 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.

Tommy Noonan Catalog average

Rarely in their work

Contemporary Realism
3.5, average 5.4
Scare
1.3, average 2.5
Violence
2.8, average 4.1
Melancholy
3.6, average 4.7

Main genres

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Recurring tags

Lighthearted 4
Nostalgic 3
Slapstick 2
Showbiz Satire 2

Works often with

People in at least two of their main titles.

Movies and TV shows

47

Type

Role

Score

Decade

Genre

Group by

1960s

8 titles · average score 58

Cottonpickin' Chickenpickers

42

as Bird-Dog Berrigan

Batman

73

TV show · as Jolly Jackson

Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.

76

TV show · as Johnny Clark

3 Nuts in Search of a Bolt

38

as Tom

Valentine's Day

TV show · as George Randolph

Promises! Promises!

42

as Jeff Brooks

Swingin' Along

as Freddy

My Three Sons

78

TV show

1950s

15 titles · average score 61

The Rookie

as Tommy Noonan / Japanese sailor

The Girl Most Likely

36

as Buzz

Bundle of Joy

56

as Freddie Miller

The Best Things in Life Are Free

58

as Carl Frisbee

The Ambassador's Daughter

51

as Cpl. Al O'Connor

Violent Saturday

74

as Harry Reeves, Bank Manager

How to Be Very, Very Popular

48

as Eddie Jones

The Millionaire

68

TV show · as Jim Hayes

A Star Is Born

85

as Danny McGuire

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes

73

as Gus Esmond Jr.

The Red Skelton Show

77

TV show

The Return of Jesse James

as Charlie Ford

1940s

24 titles · average score 61

Adam's Rib

83

as Reporter (uncredited)

The Set-Up

72

as Masher on Street (uncredited)

I Shot Jesse James

72

as Charles Ford

Trapped

47

as Bank Teller (uncredited)

Jungle Patrol

as Lt. 'Ham' Hamilton (as Tom Noonan)

The Big Fix

as Andy Rawlins

Born to Kill

78

as Bellboy (uncredited)

Riff-Raff

55

as First Down-and-Outer at Cabaret (uncredited)

Ding Dong Williams

as Zang

Bedlam

77

as 1st Stonemason (uncredited)

From This Day Forward

61

as Maxie

Dick Tracy

57

as Johnny Moko (uncredited)