Matt Briggs

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Characters played by Matt Briggs

Wentworth Harlan — The Dancing Masters (1943)

Wentworth is Trudy's father, whose unexpected return nearly exposes Stan and Ollie in his home. He later confronts an attempt to steal Grant's invention, then changes from a potential obstacle into Grant's supporter by approving his work and agreeing to finance future inventions.

Arthur Brown — The Meanest Man in the World (1943)

Janie's wealthy father, who wants her to marry the even wealthier Bill Potts. After Richard's conduct fails to impress him, he encourages the lawyer to use his abilities in New York. He later forces Richard and Janie into a marriage ceremony, then orders Richard to return to Pottsville and become a better husband.

General Blazier — Buffalo Bill (1944)

General Blazier is part of the military leadership Cody encounters near the agency as tensions with the Cheyenne grow. Cody warns that the tribes cannot be understood through predictable military strategy, placing Blazier in the military context of the conflict, though the summary does not specify his response or later actions.

William Hammerstein — Coney Island (1943)

William Hammerstein is a Broadway impresario whom Joe invites to hear Kate sing, hoping to advance her career. Kate misses the first audition after Eddie and Frankie get her out of the saloon, but later accompanies Joe to Hammerstein's theater and sings for him. Hammerstein subsequently stages a show starring Kate.

Career Overview

Matt Briggs has 11 screen credits in a career dating back to 1933. Signature works include The Dancing Masters, The Meanest Man in the World, Coney Island. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

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Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
11
Birth Date
1883-11-17
Birth Place
Brooklyn, New York, USA

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