Trivia

He was originally listed for the part of Friar Tuck in Les aventures de Robin des Bois (1938) but the part went to Eugene Pallette.

He was a resident of the Percy Williams home for aged and destitute actors in East Islip NY at the time of his death.

He appeared in four films that have been selected for the National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically or aesthetically" significant: 42ème rue (1933), Chercheuses d'or de 1933 (1933), Prologues (1933) and Mr. Smith au sénat (1939).

Was in five Oscar Best Picture nominees: 42ème rue (1933), Grande dame d'un jour (1933), Capitaine Blood (1935), Mr. Smith au sénat (1939) and Une petite ville sans histoire (1940).

Brother of actor Milton Kibbee.

Uncle of actress Lois Kibbee.

Great Uncle of actor Alex Zonn.

In the Pre Code period, Guy Kibbee's role was the one that was fooled by young woman (Bebe Daniels, Glenda Farrell, Mary Brian, Joan Blondell, etc...). Blondell was the winner.

His son Robert became Chancellor of the City College of New York.