Al Wilson(1895-1932)

Actor
Writer
Producer

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Billy 'Red' Jones and Al Wilson in Three Miles Up (1927)

Al Wilson was born on 1 December 1895 in Harrisburg, Kentucky, USA. He was an actor and writer, known for Flyin' Thru (1925), The Cloud Rider (1925) and Won in the Clouds (1928). He was married to Ruth Mitchell. He died on 5 September 1932 in Cleveland, Ohio, USA.

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Known for

Lt. Wilson

1925

Virginia Lee Corbin and Al Wilson in The Cloud Rider (1925)

The Cloud Rider

5.5

Bruce Torrence

1925

Helen Foster and Al Wilson in Won in the Clouds (1928)

Won in the Clouds

5.6

Art Blake

1928

Elsa Benham, Monte Montague, Jack Mower, and Al Wilson in The Air Patrol (1928)

Al Langdon

1928

Credits

Actor

The Airmail Mystery
6.3
- Jimmy Ross
- 1932
Les anges de l'enfer
7.3
- Pilot (uncredited)
- 1930
The Sky Skidder
- Al Simpkins
- 1929
The Cloud Dodger
- Bruce Torrence
- 1928
Won in the Clouds
5.6
- Art Blake
- 1928
The Air Patrol
- Al Langdon
- 1928
Sky-High Saunders
Short
- 'Sky-High' Saunders
- Michael Saunders
- 1927
The Phantom Flyer
6.6
- Dick Stanton
- 1927
Three Miles Up
- 'Ace' Morgan
- 1927
The Flying Mail
- Sherry Gillespie
- 1926
Flyin' Thru
- Lt. Wilson
- 1925
The Fighting Ranger
- Bud Hughes
- 1925
The Cloud Rider
5.5
- Bruce Torrence
- 1925
The Air Hawk
6.5
- Al Parker
- The Air Hawk
- 1924
The Ghost City
6.5
- Raymond Moreton
- 1923

Writer

Producer

Personal details

Born
- December 1, 1895
- Harrisburg, Kentucky, USA
Died
- September 5, 1932
- Cleveland, Ohio, USA(airplane crash)
Spouse
- Ruth MitchellOctober 6, 1923 - ?

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Trivia
Actor, producer and stunt pilot who was killed in 1932 in an airplane crash while doing flying stunts at an air show.

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