Lee Phelps TV Schedule
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Lee Phelps on TV This Week
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Thu 19
White Heat — Lee Phelps
A crazed homicidal mobster with a mother fixation engineers a prison break and leads his old gang on a chemical-plant payroll heist, but the job soon takes an unexpected turn.
Air Time & Details for Lee Phelps, Thu 19, 10:30 pm -
Sat 21
Nothing Sacred — Lee Phelps
A woman feigns an incurable illness to get an all-expenses-paid fling to New York City, where she becomes the toast of the town. Meanwhile, the reporter who facilitated the trip tries to keep the ruse from the public.
Air Time & Details for Lee Phelps, Sat 21, 4:00 pm -
Sun 22
Nothing Sacred — Lee Phelps
A woman feigns an incurable illness to get an all-expenses-paid fling to New York City, where she becomes the toast of the town. Meanwhile, the reporter who facilitated the trip tries to keep the ruse from the public.
Air Time & Details for Lee Phelps, Sun 22, 12:00 am -
Sun 22
You Can't Take It With You — Lee Phelps
Best Picture adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning play about an eccentric family of carefree misfits, whose only seemingly normal member, a young lady, falls for her employer's son, the gentlemanly product of stuffy, snobby parents. And when the members of the two disparate clans meet, there are fireworks. Frank Capra won his third Best Director Oscar.
Air Time & Details for Lee Phelps, Sun 22, 2:35 pm -
Sun 22
White Heat — Lee Phelps
A crazed homicidal mobster with a mother fixation engineers a prison break and leads his old gang on a chemical-plant payroll heist, but the job soon takes an unexpected turn.
Air Time & Details for Lee Phelps, Sun 22, 8:00 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Lee Phelps
Lee Phelps was a longtime resident of Culver City, California, the home of several film studios, including MGM and Hal Roach. Whenever the call went out for street extras, Phelps was always available; his Irish face and shiny pate can be easily spotted in such silent 2-reelers as Laurel and Hardy's Putting Pants on Phillip. Phelps was active in films from 1921 through 1953, often in anonymous bit or atmosphere parts, usually playing a cop or a delivery man.
Lee Phelps has found his way into several TV movie-compilation specials thanks to his participation in two famous films of the early '30s: Phelps played the cowering speakeasy owner slapped around by Jimmy Cagney in The Public Enemy (1931), and also portrayed the waterfront waiter to whom Greta Garbo delivers her first talking-picture line ("Gif me a viskey, baby...etc.") in Anna Christie (1930).