Tol Avery Birthday, Real Name, Age, Weight, Height, Family, Facts, Death Cause, Contact Details, Girlfriend(s), Bio & More

Films

He started his career with uncredited roles in 1950. He appeared as Honest Ha in Where Danger Lives, as Capt. Edwards in Bunco Squad, as Adams in Gambling House. In the following year also uncredited roles of Detective Mike and Fat Hoodlum in No Questions Asked and His Kind of Woman.
He appeared in Scarlet Angel as Phineas Calhoun in 1952. He was a Big Guy in 'She Couldn't Say No' and was Irish in 'Naked Alibi' which was released in 1954. In the next year, he appeared in It Came from Beneath the Sea as Navy Intern, All That Heaven Allows as Tom Allenby Headline Hunters as Robert, I'll Cry Tomorrow as Fat Man. He was Thomas J. Malone in Back from Eternity and was Dan Slocum in The Power and the Prize in 1956. He appeared in The Unholy Wife in 1957 as Dist. Atty. Carl Kramer and also in Pal Joey as Detective. He was Dist. Atty. Michael W. Norris in The Case Against Brooklyn and was Judge Simon Agry in Buchanan Rides Alone both released in 1958.
In the following year, he appeared in Buchanan Rides Alone with an uncredited role of State Police Detective and also in 1960 he had an uncredited role of Dr. Drake in This Rebel Breed. Three films were released in 1961, Man-Trap as Lt. Heisen, The George Raft Story as Wilson Mizner, the Wit, Twist Around the Clock as Joe Marshall. He was Charlie in A Ticklish Affair in 1963. In the next year, he appeared in A Tiger Walks as Joe, Political Adviser.
He was a Police Captain at Dodger Stadium in The Satan Bug in 1965 and was Dr. Ferris in Follow Me, Boys! in 1966. He played the role of Kilbrick in Hotel which was released in 1967. He performed in two films in 1969 Where It's At as Businessman, A Dream of Kings as Herman. In 1970, he was Senator in WUSA and had an uncredited role of 2nd Parent at Police Station in R. P. M. He appeared in Maurie as Milton in 1973. His final film role was in Willie Dynamite as Business International Association Television Speaker in 1974.

Television

The year 1953 was a real beginning of his career when he performed "Dennison" in an episode of ABC situation comedy, The Pride of the Family. He appeared in seven episodes of the ABC/Warner Brothers western television series, Maverick. His performance was seen in ABC/WB series, Sugarfoot and the episode were "Devil to Pay". He appeared twice in ABC/WB western series, Colt .45. In 1958, he appeared as Archer Belgrade in "Circle of Fear". In 1959, he was Barnes in "Queen of Dixie". However, in the latter episode, he played the role of Captain Gibbs.
In the following year, he was Theodore in the episode "Key to the City" and was John Nichols in the episode "False Identity" of the ABC/WB crime drama, Bourbon Street Beat. He played various characters in CBS's The Andy Griffith Show. In 1964, he was Ben Weaver in the episode "The Shoplifters." and was "Speaker Bert Metcalf" on the CBS drama series Slattery's People.
He had made five appearances in NBC western series The Virginian in the 1960s. He performed three times in syndicated western anthology series, Death Valley Days. Also in ABC's Batman, he appeared in three episodes. His last appearance in television was in a made for TV movie The Marcus-Nelson Murders as Justice Redding.