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Eddie Phillips (1899–1965) was a prolific American film actor who appeared in over 180 productions between the silent era and the early 1950s. While he rarely held leading roles, he was a steady presence in Hollywood studio films, contributing to notable works ranging from the silent classic Lonesome (1928) to the crime drama White Heat (1949).
Eddie Phillips was a prolific American actor who appeared in nearly 200 films between 1913 and 1952, working extensively as a character actor during the classic Hollywood studio era.
He is recognized for his supporting roles in a wide range of productions, from the silent drama Lonesome (1928) to the gritty 1949 crime film White Heat.