Al St. John
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📘 Biography
Al St. John was a prolific American comic actor who transitioned from silent films to become one of the most recognizable sidekicks in B-Westerns. He began his film career in the 1910s, working alongside his uncle, Roscoe “Fatty” Arbuckle, and even with Buster Keaton in slapstick comedies.
St. John is best remembered for his long-running role as “Fuzzy,” the comical and loyal companion in dozens of Westerns during the 1930s and 1940s. His quirky expressions, wild beard, and physical comedy made him a beloved fixture of the genre.
Appearing in over 300 films, his career spanned the evolution of cinema from silent shorts to talking serials. He became a staple in productions from PRC and Monogram Pictures, often outshining even the leads with his charisma and humor.
📽️ Full Filmography
Selected highlights from Al St. John’s career include:
- The Iron Mule (1925) – A silent comedy classic co-starring Buster Keaton.
- Arizona Stage Coach (1942) – A classic B-Western with his famous “Fuzzy” character.
- Lightning Raiders (1945) – Part of the Billy the Kid film series.
- The Lone Rider in Ghost Town (1941) – One of many appearances alongside George Houston.
- The Kid Rides Again (1943) – Featured with Buster Crabbe in a popular serial Western.
Note: For a full list of appearances, visit Al St. John’s IMDb filmography.