
Acting · Henrietta, Texas, USA · Born March 25, 1888
Ferris Taylor (born Robert Ferris Taylor) was an American screen and television actor, his career spanning the years 1933 to 1960.
TVThe Twilight Zone
1959
as Passenger
TVM Squad
1957
as Arthur Quinn
MovieThe Iron Sheriff
1957
as Dr. Amos Leyland
Pardon My Nightshirt
1956
MovieThe Harder They Fall
1956
as House Doctor - Chicago (uncredited)
MovieThe Siege at Red River
1954
as Anderson Smith
MovieRails Into Laramie
1954
MovieHannah Lee: An American Primitive
1953
as Station Master
MovieTricky Dicks
1953
as Chief of Detectives B.A. Copper
TVI Led Three Lives
1953
TVCavalcade of America
1952
TVDragnet
1951
TVThe Adventures of Kit Carson
1951
MovieMr. Belvedere Rings the Bell
1951
as Curtis
TVRacket Squad
1951
TVThe Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok
1951
MovieFingerprints Don't Lie
1951
as Mayor Wendell Palmer (uncredited)
MovieTwo Flags West
1950
as Dr. Magowan (uncredited)
MovieThe Gunfighter
1950
as George the Grocer (uncredited)
MovieThe Good Humor Man
1950
as Man in Elevator (uncredited)
MovieWoman in Hiding
1950
as Fred (uncredited)
MovieThe Lawton Story
1949
as Uncle Jonathan Wallock
MovieKidnapped
1948
as Man on Road with Wagon (uncredited)
MovieThe Gallant Legion
1948
as Telegrapher
MovieDocks of New Orleans
1948
as Police Medical Examiner
MovieCurley
1947
as Justice of the Peace (uncredited)
MovieMagnificent Doll
1946
as Jonathan Phillips (uncredited)
MovieDon't Gamble with Strangers
1946
as Michael Larson
MovieMan from Rainbow Valley
1946
as Colonel Winthrop
MovieThe Town Went Wild
1944
as Mr. Walker
MovieEnd of the Road
1944
as Drake
MovieLady in the Death House
1944
as Attorney
MovieBeautiful But Broke
1944
as Mayor
MovieHappy Land
1943
as Mayor (uncredited)
Hoosier Holiday
1943
as Governor Manning
MovieA Man's World
1942
as Chief DeShon
MovieHello, Annapolis
1942
as Capt. Forbes
MovieMexican Spitfire at Sea
1942
as Capt. Nelson
MovieWild Bill Hickok Rides
1942
as Louis Gage
MovieHow to Hold Your Husband - BACK
1941
as Boo-Boo's Boss (uncredited)
MovieMiss Polly
1941
as Mayor Walsh
MovieThree Girls About Town
1941
as Magician
MovieThe Richest Man in Town
1941
as Hawkins the Grocer
MovieA Man Betrayed
1941
as Mayor
MovieThe Saint In Palm Springs
1941
as Mr. Smth
MovieRidin' on a Rainbow
1941
as Captain 'Lijah Bartlett
MovieShe Couldn't Say No
1940
as Judge Jenkins
MovieAlways a Bride
1940
as Paul Loomis
MovieMexican Spitfire Out West
1940
as Thorne
MovieDiamond Frontier
1940
as Paul Willem
MovieDr. Kildare Goes Home
1940
as Dr. Coldridge (uncredited)
MovieForeign Correspondent
1940
as Jones' Father (uncredited)
MovieOne Crowded Night
1940
as Lansing
MovieLadies Must Live
1940
as Paul Halliday
MovieGrand Ole Opry
1940
as Lt. Gov. Edgar G. Thompson
MovieAn Angel from Texas
1940
as Lone Star Mayor O'Dempsey
MovieDark Command
1940
as Banker
MovieThe Domineering Male
1940
as Gertrude's Father (uncredited)
MovieAll About Hash
1940
as Radio Announcer
MovieRancho Grande
1940
as Emery Benson
MovieChip of the Flying U
1939
as Sheriff
MovieMain Street Lawyer
1939
as Trial Judge
MovieMr. Smith Goes to Washington
1939
as Senator Carlisle (uncredited)
MovieFlight at Midnight
1939
as (uncredited)
MovieFrontier Marshal
1939
as Doctor
MovieMountain Rhythm
1939
as Judge Worthington
MovieS.O.S Tidal Wave
1939
as Clifford Farrow
MovieThe Zero Hour
1939
as Weber
MovieMan of Conquest
1939
as Jonas Lea
MovieYou Can't Cheat an Honest Man
1939
as Deputy Sheriff (uncredited)
MovieThe Declaration of Independence
1938
as John Adams (uncredited)
MovieSanta Fe Stampede
1938
as Judge Henry J. Hixon
MovieHe Couldn't Say No
1938
as Oxnard O. Parsons
MovieForbidden Valley
1938
as Sheriff Walcott
MovieThe Daredevil Drivers
1938
as Councilman Baker
MovieThe Jury's Secret
1938
as Attorney Appleby
MovieThe Luck of Roaring Camp
1937
as Judge Brandt
MovieThe Wrong Road
1937
as Bidder (uncredited)
MovieBehind the Mike
1937
as Mayor Applegate
MovieVarsity Show
1937
as Mayor Jones
MovieMr. Dodd Takes the Air
1937
as Jiram P. Doremus
MovieThe Countess of Monte Cristo
1934
as Policeman (uncredited)
MovieLadies They Talk About
1933
as Reformer on Stage at Radio Broadcast (uncredited)