Filmography
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Known For
Death Takes a Holiday Duke Lambert (1934) -
Bulldog Drummond Escapes Col. Reginald Nielson (1937) -
The Witching Hour Judge Martin Prentice (1934) -
Known For
I'd Give My Life Governor John Bancroft (1936) -
Actor
Bulldog Drummond Escapes Col. Reginald Nielson (1937)
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Lloyds of London John Julius Angerstein (1936) -
I'd Give My Life Governor John Bancroft (1936)
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The Return of Sophie Lang Max Bernard (1936) -
Palm Springs Captain Smyth (1936) -
The Big Broadcast of 1936 Doctor (1935) -
Annapolis Farewell Cmdr. Fitzhugh (1935) -
Car 99 Professor Anthony (1935) -
The Lives of a Bengal Lancer Col. Stone (1935) -
Now and Forever Felix Evans (1934) -
![Double Door]( "Double Door")
Double Door Mortimer Neff (1934) -
![The Witching Hour]( "The Witching Hour")
The Witching Hour Judge Martin Prentice (1934) -
![Death Takes a Holiday]( "Death Takes a Holiday")
Death Takes a Holiday Duke Lambert (1934) -
![Hell and High Water]( "Hell and High Water")
Hell and High Water Rear Admiral (1933) -
![Cradle Song]( "Cradle Song")
Cradle Song Don Jose - the Doctor (1933) -
![Midnight Club]( "Midnight Club")
Midnight Club Commissioner Hope (1933) -
![The Story of Temple Drake]( "The Story of Temple Drake")
The Story of Temple Drake Judge Drake (1933) -
![The Eagle and the Hawk]( "The Eagle and the Hawk")
The Eagle and the Hawk Major Dunham (1933) -
![Alone in New York]( "Alone in New York")
Alone in New York (1914) -
Actor
![True Irish Hearts]( "True Irish Hearts")
True Irish Hearts Father Donegal (1914)
All Filmography
Did You Know
Trivia
Brother of actor Wyndham Standing and Jack Standing.
Star Sign
Virgo
Personal Details
Born
London, England, UK
Died
(age 63)
Hollywood Hills, California, USA
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