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Trivia:

Roy Brooks was well-educated, witty, bald and an imposing six-foot four - and never made much of an effort to hide the fact he was gay. In 1919 he followed his childhood friend, Mildred Davis from Tacoma to Hollywood who was chosen by Harold Lloyd as a replacement for his previous co-star (and ex-lover)... See more trivia »

Born:

January 1, 1901 in Tacoma, Washington, USA

Died:

January 30, 1976 (age 75) in Santa Monica, California, USA

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Known For

High and Dizzy

High and Dizzy (1920)

Never Weaken

Never Weaken (1921)

Number, Please?

Number, Please? (1920)

Bowled Over

Bowled Over (1923)

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Filmography

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Actor (28 titles)

1925 The Freshman
Tall student (uncredited)

1923 Gas and Air (short)

1923 Lodge Night (short)
Thief

1923 Dogs of War (short)
Receptionist

1923 Under Two Jags (short)
Minor Role (uncredited)

1923 Giants vs. Yanks (short)
Plainclothes Officer

1923 Safety Last!
Man Laughing from Window (uncredited)

1923 A Pleasant Journey (short)
Chief of Police

1923 Bowled Over (short)
The Champion

1923 The Big Show (short)
DeRues

1922 Young Sherlocks (short)
Kidnapper

1922 The Golf Bug (short)

1922 Many Happy Returns (short)

1922 Grandma's Boy
Townsman (uncredited)

1921 The Corner Pocket (short)

1921 Late Hours (short)

1921 Never Weaken (short)
The Other Man

1921 I Do (short)
Man in Chauffeured Car (uncredited)

1921 On Their Way (short)

1921 Among Those Present (short) (uncredited)

1921 Now or Never (short)
Chubby Man on Train (uncredited)

1920 Number, Please? (short)
The Rival

1920 Alias Aladdin (short)

1920 Get Out and Get Under (short) (uncredited)

1920 High and Dizzy (short)
His Friend

1920 An Eastern Westerner (short)
Shimmie Dancer (uncredited)

1920 His Royal Slyness (short)
Courtier (uncredited)

1919 Bumping Into Broadway (short) (uncredited)

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Miscellaneous Crew (8 titles)

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Trivia:

Roy Brooks was well-educated, witty, bald and an imposing six-foot four - and never made much of an effort to hide the fact he was gay. In 1919 he followed his childhood friend, Mildred Davis from Tacoma to Hollywood who was chosen by Harold Lloyd as a replacement for his previous co-star (and ex-lover)... See more »

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