
Known for
Acting
Born
March 5, 1882
Birthplace
Baker, Oregon, USA
Died
January 15, 1949 (aged 66)
William Stack has been often mistaken as British in the scant bio information available on him - he could imitate many a British accent. He was actually born in Oregon. But like many Americans who wished to become serious stage actors and seeing New York as overly competitive, he went to London as a young man. Not much is known about his career there, but with many theaters (almost fifty) and companies around, the opportunities for a talented young man were there. From the craze for post cards with the subject of photos - and especially those of actors that ensued between about 1890 and 1914, there exist pictures of Stack as Hamlet. So Stack did find initial success, and by 1918 he...
1941
as Minister
1941
as Professor Meyer
1940
as Mr. Marinier (uncredited)
1940
as Coroner (uncredited)
1939
as Minister (uncredited)
1938
as Judge Charles Edwin Marshall (uncredited)
1938
as Prosecuting Attorney
1938
as Minister
1937
as Elliott (uncredited)
1937
as Grand Duke
1937
1937
as District Attorney Hopkins
1936
as Alfred Kruikshank
1936
as Clarence B. Carmichael
1936
as Editor (uncredited)
1936
as Winters
1936
as Ruthven
1936
as General Montcalm
1935
as Sir Percy Phillips (uncredited)
1935
as Judge Advocate (uncredited)
1935
as Pitt Crawley
1935
as Dr. Henri Fresnel
1935
as Doctor
1935
as Jeffries
1934
as Capt. Andre De Laage