Actor. He received recognition as an American actor in the 20th century after appearing as a guest in 37 television programs and acting in 168 movies including: in 1941 "Rose of Washington Square," in 1942 “The Mummy's Tomb,” in 1952 "The Son of Paleface," in 1949 "Tulsa” in an uncredited role, in 1951 "Storm Warning," in 1960 "Spartacus" in an uncredited role, in 1961 "The Absent-Minded Professor” in an uncredited role, and in 1967 "Barefoot in the Park” in an uncredited role. Born Paul Edward Bunz, he usually had bit parts in his long career from 1930 to 1967. He died from a heart attack.
Actor. He received recognition as an American actor in the 20th century after appearing as a guest in 37 television programs and acting in 168 movies including: in 1941 "Rose of Washington Square," in 1942 “The Mummy's Tomb,” in 1952 "The Son of Paleface," in 1949 "Tulsa” in an uncredited role, in 1951 "Storm Warning," in 1960 "Spartacus" in an uncredited role, in 1961 "The Absent-Minded Professor” in an uncredited role, and in 1967 "Barefoot in the Park” in an uncredited role. Born Paul Edward Bunz, he usually had bit parts in his long career from 1930 to 1967. He died from a heart attack.
Bio by: Linda Davis
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