Film Dope
James Gonzalez
Thursday, 4th May 1911 - Monday, 25th January 1971
USA
Minor Role | 1941 | |
Sailor | 1945 | |
Suitor in 'Flaming Flappers' | 1949 | |
District Attorney | 1949 | |
Party Guest | 1950 | |
Military Officer at Pentagon Meeting | 1951 | |
Baseball Fan | 1951 | |
Hotel Guest | 1951 | |
Ship Passenger | 1951 | |
Bar Patron | 1952 | |
Hotel Guest | 1953 | |
Train Passenger (uncredited) | 1953 | |
Bar Patron (uncredited) | 1953 | |
Ice Skater | 1953 | |
Party Guest | 1954 | |
Party Waiter (uncredited) | 1954 | |
Ball Guest | 1955 | |
Governor's Ball Guest | 1956 | |
Dancer | 1956 | |
Party Guest | 1957 | |
Equity Man | 1957 | |
| 1957 | ||
Train Passenger | 1958 | |
Country Club Patron | 1958 | |
Party Guest | 1958 | |
Plane Passenger (uncredited) | 1958 | |
Commuter | 1958 | |
Man at Auction | 1959 | |
Actor in Play | 1960 | |
Victor Darvas | 1960 | |
Casino Patron | 1961 | |
Cashier | 1963 | |
Hair Stylist | 1964 | |
Man in Gym (uncredited) | 1964 | |
Military Officer at Meeting | 1965 | |
Assistant | 1965 | |
Townsman | 1965 | |
Executive (uncredited) | 1966 | |
Restaurant Patron | 1966 | |
Minor Role (uncredited) | 1968 | |
Diner Patron | 1969 | |
Tour Group Member | 1969 | |
Official at Briefing | 1971 | |
Party Guest (uncredited) | 1971 |
Lucy Digs Up a Date Stan Williams | 10/08/1962 | |
Where There's a Will Courtroom Spectator (uncredited) | 12/22/1962 | |
Chris's New Year's Eve Party (as James Gonzales) | 12/31/1962 | |
Lucy Puts Out a Fire at the Bank Teller (as James Gonzales) | 12/02/1963 | |
Who Killed Snooky Martinelli? Club Patron | 01/10/1964 | |
Lucy Gets Amnesia Bank Clerk | 10/12/1964 | |
Lucy the Stockholder Bank Clerk | 03/29/1965 | |
The Gray Lady Photographer | 12/10/1965 | |
I'll Be Suing You Courtroom Spectator (uncredited) | 09/29/1966 | |
Dizzoner the Penguin Election Committee Member | 11/03/1966 | |
 | The Diamond Prospective Buyer (uncredited) | 02/04/1967 |
Lucy Visits Jack Benny Man on Tour | 09/30/1968 | |
To Catch a Roaring Lion Tourist | 12/31/1968 | |
The Artist Is for Framing | 01/21/1969 |