| Walter Brennan  AKA Walter Andrew Brennan
Born: 25-Jul-1894
Birthplace: Swampscott, MA
Died: 21-Sep-1974
Location of death: Oxnard, CA
Cause of death: Emphysema
Remains: Buried, San Fernando Mission Cemetery, Mission Hills, CA
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Three Oscars for Best Supporting Actor Wife: Ruth Wells (m. 1920)
Daughter: Ruth Brennan
Son: Arthur Wells Brennan
Son: Walter Brennan, Jr.
Son: Andy Brennan
Oscar for Best Supporting Actor 1938 for Come and Get It
Oscar for Best Supporting Actor 1939 for Kentucky
Oscar for Best Supporting Actor 1941 for The Westerner
Hollywood Walk of Fame 6501 Hollywood Blvd.
National Cowboy Hall of Fame (1970)
TELEVISION
The Real McCoys Amos McCoy (Grandpa, 1957-63)
The Guns of Will Sonnett Will Sonnett (1967-69)
To Rome with Love Andy Pruitt (1970-71)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
Home for the Holidays (28-Nov-1972)
The Over-the-Hill Gang Rides Again (17-Nov-1970)
The Over-the-Hill Gang (7-Oct-1969)
Support Your Local Sheriff (26-Mar-1969)
The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band (21-Mar-1968) · Renssaeler Bower
Who's Minding the Mint? (26-Sep-1967)
The Gnome-Mobile (12-Jul-1967)
The Oscar (4-Mar-1966)
Those Calloways (28-Jan-1965)
How the West Was Won (1-Nov-1962)
Rio Bravo (18-Mar-1959) · Stumpy
Tammy and the Bachelor (14-Jun-1957)
The Way to the Gold (10-May-1957)
Good-bye, My Lady (12-May-1956) · Uncle Jesse
The Proud Ones (May-1956)
Come Next Spring (9-Mar-1956)
Glory (11-Jan-1956)
At Gunpoint (25-Dec-1955)
Bad Day at Black Rock (7-Jan-1955) · Doc Velie
Four Guns to the Border (3-Nov-1954) · Simon Bhumer
The Far Country (4-Oct-1954)
Drums Across the River (Jun-1954)
Lure of the Wilderness (16-Jul-1952) · Jim Harper
The Wild Blue Yonder (5-Dec-1951)
Best of the Badmen (9-Aug-1951) · Ephraim Butcher
Along the Great Divide (16-May-1951) · Pop Keith
The Showdown (15-Aug-1950)
Curtain Call at Cactus Creek (25-May-1950)
A Ticket to Tomahawk (18-Apr-1950)
Singing Guns (28-Feb-1950)
Task Force (30-Aug-1949) · Pete Richard
Brimstone (15-Aug-1949)
The Green Promise (22-Mar-1949)
Blood on the Moon (9-Nov-1948)
Red River (1-Sep-1948) · Groot Nadine
Scudda Hoo! Scudda Hay! (14-Apr-1948) · Tony Maule
Driftwood (15-Sep-1947)
My Darling Clementine (3-Dec-1946)
Nobody Lives Forever (1-Nov-1946)
Centennial Summer (10-Jul-1946)
A Stolen Life (6-Jul-1946) · Eben Folger
Dakota (25-Dec-1945)
The Princess and the Pirate (17-Nov-1944)
To Have and Have Not (11-Oct-1944) · Eddie
Home in Indiana (15-Jun-1944) · J. F. Thunder Bolt
The North Star (4-Nov-1943)
Slightly Dangerous (1-Apr-1943)
Hangmen Also Die (23-Mar-1943) · Stephen Novotny, Professor of History
Stand by for Action (31-Dec-1942)
The Pride of the Yankees (14-Jul-1942) · Sam Blake
Swamp Water (16-Nov-1941)
Sergeant York (2-Jul-1941) · Rosier Pile
Meet John Doe (3-May-1941) · The Colonel
Nice Girl? (21-Feb-1941)
The Westerner (18-Sep-1940)
Maryland (12-Jul-1940)
Northwest Passage (23-Feb-1940)
Stanley and Livingstone (4-Aug-1939)
They Shall Have Music (26-Jul-1939)
The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle (29-Mar-1939) · Walter
Kentucky (24-Dec-1938)
The Cowboy and the Lady (24-Nov-1938) · Sugar
Mother Carey's Chickens (29-Jul-1938)
The Texans (27-Jul-1938) · Chuckawalla
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (17-Feb-1938)
The Buccaneer (7-Jan-1938) · Ezra Peavey
Banjo on My Knee (11-Dec-1936) · Newt Holley
Come and Get It (6-Nov-1936)
Fury (29-May-1936)
The Moon's Our Home (10-Apr-1936)
These Three (18-Mar-1936)
Three Godfathers (6-Mar-1936) · Gus
Seven Keys to Baldpate (30-Nov-1935)
Barbary Coast (13-Oct-1935)
Man on the Flying Trapeze (3-Aug-1935)
The Wedding Night (16-Mar-1935)
Two-Fisted Law (8-Jun-1932)
Texas Cyclone (24-Feb-1932)
King of Jazz (20-Apr-1930)
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