Don Wilson

★ Acting #37,385

1900 - 1982 (age 81) • Acting

Born: 9/1/1900 in Lincoln, Nebraska, USA

Died: 4/25/1982 (age 81)

Known for: Acting

Don Wilson

★ Acting #37,385

Don Wilson (September 1, 1900 – April 25, 1982) was an American announcer and actor in radio and television, with a Falstaffian vocal presence, remembered best as the rotund announcer and comic foil to the star of The Jack Benny Program.

Known For

Paper Moon

79%

Thanks

1973

Niagara

68%

Mr. J.C. Kettering

1953

Ferdinand the Bull

67%

Narrator (voice)

1938

The Chase

62%

Fats

1946

Sailor Beware

63%

Mr. Chubby

1952

Celebrate Christmas With Mickey, Donald & Friends

70%

Narrator (voice) (archive footage)

2000

The Mouse That Jack Built

68%

Don (voice)

1959

The Jack Benny Program

78%

Announcer

1950

Walt Disney's Fables - Vol.5

76%

Narrator (Ferdinand The Bull) (voice) (archive sound)

2004

Celebrate Christmas With Mickey, Donald & Friends

70%

Narrator (voice) (archive footage)

2000

Paper Moon

79%

Thanks

1973

Jack Benny's 20th Anniversary TV Special

70%

Self

1970

The Jack Benny Birthday Special

90%

1969

General Foods Opening Night

Himself (narrator)

1963

Jack Benny Christmas Show

Don Wilson

1960

The Mouse That Jack Built

68%

Don (voice)

1959

A Midsummer Daydream

Man

1955

The Stars Are Singing

52%

Radio Announcer

1953

Niagara

68%

Mr. J.C. Kettering

1953

This Is Your Life

65%

Self

1952

Sailor Beware

63%

Mr. Chubby

1952

The Jack Benny Program

78%

Announcer

1950

Charlie's Haunt

Announcer

1950

Larceny

59%

Master of Ceremonies

1948

Desert Empire

Narrator

1948

The Corpse Came C.O.D.

65%

Narrator

1947

The Chase

62%

Fats

1946

The Kid from Brooklyn

63%

Radio Announcer

1946

Of Japanese Descent

Narrator

1945

Radio Stars on Parade

90%

Don Wilson - Announcer

1945

Out of This World

80%

Radio Announcer (uncredited)

1945

Mardi Gras

53%

Announcer

1943

Thank Your Lucky Stars

62%

Self, Radio Announcer

1943

Dangerous Blondes

63%

Himself, Radio Announcer (uncredited)

1943

Du Barry Was a Lady

65%

Radio Interviewer (uncredited)

1943

Show-Business at War

70%

Self (uncredited)

1943