Floyd Phillips Gibbons Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Floyd Gibbons was born on July 16, 1887 in Washington, District of Columbia, USA as Floyd Phillips Gibbons. He was an actor and writer, known for Attic of Terror (1937), The Human Bomb (1939) and The Fighting Judge (1938). He died on September 23, 1939 in Washington.
Lost his left eye as one of three wounds he received at the Battle of Belleau Wood during World War I. He was a journalist but was attempting to save a wounded U.S. Marine.
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In 1941 he posthumously awarded a Gold Medal by the Marine Corps League State Commandant. This made him an honorary member of the Marine Corp. This had never been done before.
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He was awarded a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for Radio at 1631 Vine Street in Hollywood, California.
Actor
Title
Year
Status
Character
Verge of Disaster
1939
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
Three-Minute Fuse
1939
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
Lives in Peril
1939
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
Haunted House
1939
Short
Narrator
Voodoo Fires
1939
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
Chained
1939
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
High Peril
1939
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
The Human Bomb
1939
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
Treacherous Waters
1938
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
Toils of the Law
1938
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
Defying Death
1938
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
Identified
1938
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
Trapped Underground
1938
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
Night Intruder
1938
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
The Fighting Judge
1938
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
A Dream Comes True
1938
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
Wanderlust
1938
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
Dear Old Dad
1938
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
Shopgirl's Evidence
1938
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
Hit and Run
1938
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
The Bolted Door
1938
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
Alibi Mark
1937
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
Playing with Danger
1937
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
Attic of Terror
1937
Short
The Headline Hunter / Narrator
Writer
Title
Year
Status
Character
Three-Minute Fuse
1939
Short scenario
Haunted House
1939
Short writer
The Human Bomb
1939
Short story and screenplay
Trapped Underground
1938
Short written by
The Fighting Judge
1938
Short writer
Dear Old Dad
1938
Short story and screenplay
Alibi Mark
1937
Short uncredited
Attic of Terror
1937
Short adaptation and screenplay
Self
Title
Year
Status
Character
Broadway Highlights No. 2
1935
Short
Himself - Newspaper Columnist
With Byrd at the South Pole
1930
Documentary
Himself - Narrator
Known for movies
Attic of Terror (1937) as The Headline Hunter / Narrator
The Human Bomb (1939) as The Headline Hunter / Narrator
The Fighting Judge (1938) as The Headline Hunter / Narrator
$1.3 Million