Harold Goodwin
Biography
Harold Goodwin was a prolific American actor who began his film career at age 12 in the 1915 short Mike's Elopement. He gained recognition for his roles in Buster Keaton comedies College (1927) and The Cameraman (1928), as well as his part in Lewis Milestone's World War I drama All Quiet on the Western Front (1930). In later years, Goodwin primarily worked in Western films, with notable appearances in the 1960s television series Daniel Boone. He retired from acting with a low-budget horror film appearance before his death in 1987.