Donald Haines

Highest Rated: 100% Three Comrades (1938)
Lowest Rated: 86% Manhattan Melodrama (1934)
Birthday: May 9, 1918
Birthplace: Not Available
Donald Haines was eight years old when he joined Hal Roach's "Our Gang" troupe in 1929. Haines appeared in Roach shorts until 1931; one of these was The First Seven Years (1930), in which he fought with Jackie Cooper over the affections of Mary Ann Jackson. The adversarial Haines-Cooper screen relationship would extend over a decade, with Donald and Jackie coming to blows (or threatening to do so) in such features as Skippy (1931), A Feller Needs a Friend (1932) and Seventeen (1940). Haines' other roles of note included Jerry Cruncher Jr. in Tale of Two Cities (1935), Alabama in Boys Town (1938) and Men of Boys Town (1940), and Skinny in six of Monogram's East Side Kids films. Donald Haines died while serving in WW II.

Highest Rated Movies

Filmography

MOVIES

CREDIT
No Score Yet Spooks Run Wild Skinny — 1941
No Score Yet Bowery Blitzkrieg Skinny — 1941
No Score Yet Flying Wild Skinny — 1941
No Score Yet East Side Kids - Pride of the Bowery Actor — 1941
No Score Yet Pride of the Bowery Skinny — 1941
No Score Yet That Gang of Mine Skinny — 1940
No Score Yet East Side Kids The East Side Kid, Pee Wee — 1940
No Score Yet Boys of the City Pee Wee — 1940
No Score Yet Never Say Die Julius — 1939
No Score Yet Sergeant Madden Milton — 1939
89% Boys Town Alabama — 1938
100% Three Comrades Comic — 1938
No Score Yet Kidnapped Ransome — 1938
No Score Yet Exclusive Story Office Boy — 1936
100% A Tale of Two Cities Jerry Cruncher Jr. — 1935
No Score Yet Vagabond Lady Office Boy — 1935
86% Manhattan Melodrama Stud — 1934
No Score Yet Little Man, What Now? Kleinholz Jr. — 1934
No Score Yet No Greater Glory Csonakos — 1934
No Score Yet Now I'll Tell Messenger Boy — 1934
100% Skippy Harley Nubbins — 1931
No Score Yet The Little Rascals Donald — 1930

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