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31 movies since 1939
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| 1970 | - |
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Getting Straight
(Dr. Kasper)
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| 1967 | - |
Fitzwilly
(Buckmaster)
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Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
(Monsignor Ryan)
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| 1964 | - |
Hush ... Hush, Sweet Charlotte
(Harry)
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| 1963 | - |
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The Cardinal
(Monsignor Monaghan)
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| 1962 | - |
Zotz!
(Dean Joshua Updike)
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| 1961 | - |
Francis of Assisi
(Cardinal Hugolino)
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| 1959 | - |
The Shaggy Dog
(Professor Plumcutt)
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| 1958 | - |
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The Proud Rebel
(Dr. Enos Davis)
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| 1955 | - |
Female on the Beach
(Osbert Sorenson)
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Interrupted Melody
(Bill Lawrence)
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| 1953 | - |
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The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms
(Prof. Thurgood Elson)
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| 1951 | - |
Francis Goes to the Races
(Colonel Travers)
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| 1950 | - |
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Harvey
(Dr. Chumley)
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| 1949 | - |
Down to the Sea in Ships
(Slush Tubbs)
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| 1948 | - |
Portrait of Jennie
(Matthews)
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The Luck of the Irish
(Horace)
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| 1947 | - |
Unconquered
(Jeremy Love)
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| 1946 | - |
Easy to Wed
(J.B. Allenbury)
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The Postman Always Rings Twice
(Nick Smith)
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| 1945 | - |
Love Letters
(Mac)
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| 1944 | - |
Mrs. Parkington
(Edward - Prince of Wales)
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Frenchman's Creek
(William)
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| 1943 | - |
It Ain't Hay
(King O'Hara)
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The Crystal Ball
(Pop Tibbots)
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| 1942 | - |
I Married a Witch
(Daniel)
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| 1940 | - |
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The Letter
(Prescott)
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The House of the Seven Gables
(Philip Barton)
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The Invisible Man Returns
(Inspector Sampson)
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| 1939 | - |
Intermezzo: A Love Story
(Charles)
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Wuthering Heights
(Earnshaw)
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Gender:
male
Birthday:
1890-08-22
Place of Birth:
-
Day of Death:
1973-02-28
(aged 82)
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Last Movies
▶ Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967)
Director: Stanley Kramer
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Selected Movies
The House of the Seven Gables (1940)
Director: Joe May
▶ The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946)
Director: Tay Garnett
with: Lana Turner, John Garfield, Cecil Kellaway
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