Birth Day: 1897-08-02
Place of birth: Chicago, Illinois, USA
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Lynton Brent (2 August 1897 – 2 July 1981) was an American film actor. He appeared in over 240 films between 1930 and 1950. Brent is best known for his prolific work with Columbia Pictures in the Three Stooges short subjects such as A Ducking They Did Go and From Nurse to Worse. In addition to his film career, Brent also wrote a number of literary works, notably Lesbian Gang. Though little recognized when first published in 1964, it has achieved notoriety among a niche queer audience in Peckham, England.
Credits
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As Transcontinental airplane pilot (archive footage) (uncredited) -
As Bill (uncredited) -
As Skyball -
As Henchman Joe -
As Hall (Mine Owner) (as Lynton W. Brent) -
As Lem -
As Davis - Henchman -
As David Carr -
As Henchman Tex -
As Henchman Steve (as L.W. Brent) -
As Sheriff -
As Car Wreck Henchman -
As Audience Member -
As Ranch hand -
As Musician -
As Doctor -
As Intended Lockwood Pilot -
As Deputy Jake -
As Henchman -
As Jess -
As Deputy Joe (as L.W. Brent) -
As Payroll Truck Guard -
As Mike - Crook (uncredited) -
As Block Nelson -
As Dirk Larkin -
As Henchman -
As Henchman Roy -
As Morton - Gambler -
As Henchman Jeff Rand -
As Henchman Clipper -
As Photographer in Hospital (uncredited) -
As Antlers Hotel Clerk -
As Sergeant -
As Joe Richmond -
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As Henchman Muggsy -
As Henchman -
As Henchman Bill Tooley -
As 2nd Bailiff (uncredited) -
As Bert Snell -
As Telephone Serviceman -
As Soldier -
As Reporter with Mustache -
As Henchman Feld -
As Red -
As Strangler's Manager
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As Henchman Jingo -
As Sheriff at Cozy Auto Court
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As Scarlett -
As Assistant to City Editor (uncredited) -
As Army Supply Sergeant -
As Robber (uncredited) -
As Man in Back Seat of Sheriff's Car (uncredited)
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As Spike - Kidnapper (uncredited) -
As Radio News Broadcaster -
As Ticket Clerk -
As Cabdriver at Nick's (uncredited) -
As Henchman (uncredited) -
As Reporter (uncredited) -
As Len Clark -
As Pedro Ruiz (uncredited) -
As Henchman -
As Mordini, magician and spiritualist -
As Joey, Reporter at Trial (uncredited) -
As Dognapper Duke (uncredited) -
As Photographer (uncredited) -
As Bank Teller (uncredited) -
As Test Plane Pilot Ross (uncredited) -
As Photographer (uncredited) -
As Short Sailor with Stamp -
As New York Teletype Operator -
As Pete -
As The Masher (uncredited) -
As Henchman in New York -
As Union Colonel -
As Blackie (uncredited) -
As Mechanic (uncredited) -
As Bystander -
As Mike's Henchman -
As Radio Operator (uncredited) -
As Henchman Lope -
As Soldier -
As Clerk (uncredited) -
As Attendant -
As Reporter -
As Radio Operator -
As Henchman Cheyenne -
As Danny -
As Henchman Grayson -
As Tommy -
As Second Operator (uncredited) -
As Dr. Martin -
As Sailor (Uncredited) -
As Ticket Taker -
As The Bridegroom -
As Reporter -
As Reporter (uncredited) -
As Henchman Pete -
As Bill -
As Neale Henchman (uncredited) -
As Disgusted Reporter -
As Reporter
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As Sailor (uncredited) -
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As Detective (uncredited) -
As Blaine -
As Larry -
As Reporter (Uncredited) -
As Helpful Driver -
As Photographer -
As Roulette Croupier -
As Reporter -
As Lansdale -
As Broadcaster -
As Hotel Clerk -
As Assistant Window Dresser -
As Laertes -
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As FBI Agent Connors -
As Mail Sorter (uncredited) -
As Decoder (uncredited) -
As Croupier -
As Joe, Sweepstakes Manager
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As Courtroom Sketch Artist
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As Mathews, Telegrapher -
As Photographer (uncredited) -
As Alfred Brent -
As Train Secretary (uncredited) -
As Bully (uncredited) -
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As Reporter (uncredited) -
As Court Photographer (uncredited) -
As Ship's Officer Purser Jamison -
As Photographer (uncredited) -
As Reporter -
As Prisoner (Uncredited) -
As Wade's Secretary -
As Con Man
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As Film Director -
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As Dennis's Assistant (uncredited) -
As (uncredited) -
As Court Clerk (uncredited) -
As One of Johnny's Bookies -
As Reporter (uncredited) -
As Reporter -
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As Reporter (uncredited)