Birth Day: 1895-06-03
Place of birth: Baltimore, Maryland, USA
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Edward Russell Hicks (June 4, 1895 – June 1, 1957) was an American film actor. Born in 1895 in Baltimore, Maryland, Hicks appeared in nearly 300 films between 1915 and 1956. His first appearance was an uncredited role in The Birth of a Nation (1915). He often appeared as a smooth-talking confidence man, as in the W.C. Fields film The Bank Dick (1940). Distinguished, suave and a consummate actor, Hicks played a variety of judges, corrupt officials, businessmen and attorneys, working in a variety of mediums almost until his death. Hicks appeared once in the syndicated western television series The Cisco Kid as an uncle of the Gail Davis character, whom he threatens to disinherit if she marries a known gangster. He died in Los Angeles, California, from a heart attack.
Credits
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As Col. Kellogg -
As Ship Captain (uncredited) -
As Angel Chief
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As Mr. Murdock -
As Harold S. Vance -
As Colonel Charles Bigelow -
As Col. Hook -
As Col. Lockwood -
As T.J. Hoarsely -
As Jess Northrup -
As Col. Lockwood -
As Melvin Hatfield -
As Regan, Hotel Manager (uncredited) -
As Col. Marvin -
As James B. Armistead -
As George Richards -
As Hank Thorn -
As Pete Galloway -
As Steve Hughes -
As Commodore Preble -
As Banner Board Member (uncredited) -
As District Attorney Randolph -
As J.C. Rayland -
As Lord of Ashkelon -
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As Taylor -
As Frank Bronson, district attorney -
As Johnny - Copper Club Manager (uncredited) -
As Tredway -
As Thomas A. Rivers (uncredited) -
As Easy Mason -
As Supreme Court Judge -
As Dick Fulton - Publisher (uncredited) -
As Cavalry Colonel -
As Dan Meredith, Chief of Detectives -
As Actor 'Judge Brack' -
As Senator Beale -
As Sir Harry Shelton -
As Fred Astor -
As Thackery Gibbs -
As Gallagher -
As Maj. Dell Harney -
As John Biddle -
As Mr. Logan (uncredited) -
As Superior Court Judge (uncredited) -
As Mr. Appleby -
As J. Bricket Armstrong -
As Col. Bentry -
As Sen. Twin -
As Daniel Warren Sr. -
As Warden Cameron -
As Buxton -
As Robin Hood - Earl of Huntington -
As Producer (uncredited) -
As Attorney Harcourt (uncredited) -
As Marty Martindale (uncredited) -
As Mr. Thorbison (uncredited) -
As Insp. Ramsaye -
As Board Member (uncredited) -
As Harvey Kirkland -
As Gen. T.W. Stanton (uncredited) -
As Mayor -
As Cyrus Danver, Owner San Francisco Star -
As Mr. Whitney -
As J.J. Hogarth -
As Mr. Laurence Gaylord -
As Police Chief Michael J. O'Brien -
As Mr. Allenwood (uncredited) -
As H.C.Forbes -
As Mayor Randolph -
As Charles Farrington -
As Colonel
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As Col. Lucas - Commander Camp Wingate -
As Publisher -
As Sanderson -
As Jeremiah K. Barton -
As Chief Inspector (uncredited) -
As Mr. Stanton -
As Colonel (uncredited) -
As Major Scanlon -
As Texas Governor -
As Theatergoer in blackout (uncredited) -
As Carter -
As Lincoln's Emissary -
As Judge Abbotson -
As Dr. Chandley -
As Capt. C.V. O'Brien -
As Rodeo Announcer #1 (uncredited) -
As Major Wilson -
As Dr. Charles Evans -
As J. Wadsworth Carrington -
As RC Saunders -
As Marshal Carleton -
As Mr. Edgerton -
As John Carter -
As Mr. Bryce-Carew -
As Samuel Thornton -
As Supt. Duff -
As Colonel Harriston -
As Warden Harris (uncredited) -
As John Vance -
As Prosecuting Attorney -
As Gen. Burns -
As General (uncredited) -
As Arthur Hastings -
As Marquis -
As Colonel of 1st Michigan (uncredited) -
As Provisional Governor -
As Awards Speaker (uncredited) -
As William Marshall -
As C.R. Pringle -
As Bannister -
As Harry Walsh -
As Hetty's Attorney -
As Commanding Officer -
As Malcolm -
As Lyman Scott -
As Warden -
As Wealthy London Host (uncredited) -
As Col. Barton -
As Daddy Tyl -
As Dr. J. Boyce Russell (uncredited) -
As District Attorney -
As Prosecutor -
As 'Hutch' Hutchinson -
As J. Frothingham Waterbury -
As Harrington -
As Rector -
As Prosecutor -
As 'Sneak' OBrien -
As First Governor -
As Sen. Lawrence Hargrave (uncredited) -
As Colonel Barton -
As Armistead -
As U.S. District Court Judge -
As Sergeant (uncredited) -
As Porthos -
As Chairman -
As Austrian Officer (uncredited) -
As Magistrate -
As Capt. Manning -
As Mr. Graves -
As Mr. Cunard (Uncredited) -
As Van Ellis -
As Maj. Ellwood, newspaper owner (uncredited) -
As Mr. Barrows -
As Lawson -
As Rowley -
As Andrew McDowell -
As Mr. Clifford Jones (uncredited) -
As Russell Hicks -
As Commissioner -
As Colonel (uncredited) -
As Hinkle (uncredited) -
As Kirby's Attorney (uncredited) -
As Bailiff -
As Scout Leader (uncredited) -
As Thad Goodwin Sr. - 1861 -
As Perry -
As Capt. Stafford -
As Ernest Porter -
As Maurice Tenwright -
As Politician in Jack's Office -
As Gen. Marlin -
As Kurt Feldon -
As Police Official -
As Capt. Barker -
As Sam Le Maire -
As Lawyer Austin Martin -
As Prosecuting Attorney -
As Cooley -
As Lawyer -
As Mr. Woodbury -
As Allen -
As Newspaper Editor -
As Mr. Stone -
As Editor Hardwick -
As Alfred Hartrix -
As Capt. Morton -
As Mayor Callahan -
As George Dilwig -
As Barney Flagg -
As Martin Drake -
As District Attorney Knight (uncredited) -
As Tom Frayne -
As No Matches Man (uncredited) -
As Police Officer McCord -
As Jim Nolan -
As Kenyon Phillips -
As Attorney -
As Dodd -
As Silk Taylor -
As Inspector Perkett -
As American Opera House Manager (uncredited) -
As Mr. Cohn -
As Vociferous Pro-Capital Punishment Senator -
As Judge Graham -
As Cyrus Hall -
As Phil Morgan -
As A. C. Jones -
As Colton -
As Jim Hanify -
As Bert Taylor -
As Dr. Jay -
As James Andrews -
As Captain -
As Prefect of Police -
As Sam Rupert -
As Major at Flying Field -
As Defense Attorney Clayton -
As Slug Gorman (alias Colonel Carver) -
As Dillon (uncredited) -
As Mayor of New York City -
As Prosecuting Attorney -
As Mr. Ronald Ash-Orcutt -
As John F. Holdstock -
As Newspaper Editor -
As Jim Meehan -
As President of Pure Food Association (uncredited) -
As Mr. Beyer, the Stage Manager -
As Clinton Foley -
As Commissioner Lyle Gurnee -
As Taggert -
As Jim Nichols -
As Extra (uncredited)