Gus Schilling
Biography
Date of Birth 20 June 1908, New York City, New York, USA Date of Death 16 June 1957, Hollywood, California, USA ((heart attack)) Birth Name Augustus E. Schilling Mini Biography Former burlesque comedian who usually portrayed nervous types on screen. In films from 1940. IMDb Mini Biography By: Bill Takacs Spouse Betty Rowland (? - ?) (divorced) Trivia Although Gus was usually cast as comic relief, he appears in many of Orson Welles' major films, starting with Citizen Kane (1941) through his posthumous appearance in Touch of Evil (1958). A wonderfully surreal running gag occurs in Gus' two-reel comedies with Richard Lane: for no reason, a young woman will walk by Gus, stop, slap him hard across the face and shout "How DARE you look like someone I hate?!" Uncle of film director Barry Sonnenfeld.
Timothy
It's a Pleasure
Bill Evans
Leo Cobb
Gasoline Alley
Joe Allen
Our Very Own
Frank, TV Repairman
Orderly Cleaning Window
Hers to Hold
Rosey Blake
Angel on the Amazon
Dean Hartley
She Couldn't Say No
Ed Gruman
The Return of October
Benny (uncredited)
Touch of Evil
Eddie Farnham (uncredited)
Bigger Than Life
Druggist (uncredited)
Rebel Without a Cause
Attendant (uncredited)
Son of Sinbad
Jaffir (uncredited)
Run For Cover
Doc Ridgeway
Executive Suite
Newsstand Vendor (uncredited)
She Couldn't Say No
Ed Gruman
On Dangerous Ground
Lucky
Gasoline Alley
Joe Allen
Our Very Own
Frank, TV Repairman
Timothy
Angel on the Amazon
Dean Hartley
The Return of October
Benny (uncredited)
Macbeth
A Porter
The Lady from Shanghai
Goldie
Calendar Girl
Ed Gaskin
It's a Pleasure
Bill Evans
Hers to Hold
Rosey Blake
Presenting Lily Mars
Scotty - Stage Manager (uncredited)
The Amazing Mrs Holliday
Jeff Adams
You Were Never Lovelier
Fernando
The Magnificent Ambersons
Drug Clerk (uncredited)
Leo Cobb
Hellzapoppin'
Orchestra conductor
It Started With Eve
Raven
The Flame of New Orleans
Couturier (uncredited)
Citizen Kane
The Headwaiter
Orderly Cleaning Window
