Filmography
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Known For
The Catspaw Director (1916) -
Vanity Fair Lord Steyne (1915) -
The Blind Adventure Inspector Bray (1918) -
Known For
The Mysterious Miss Terry Mr. Pennyquick (1917) -
Actor
Why Not Marry? (1922) -
Bucking the Tiger The Count (1921) -
The Blind Adventure Inspector Bray (1918)
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The Mysterious Miss Terry Mr. Pennyquick (1917)
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God's Law and Man's Earl of Hetherington (1917) -
His Father's Son Perkins (1917) -
The White Raven Arthur Smithson (1917) -
The Heart of the Hills Sani (1916) -
The Destroying Angel Carter Drummond (1915) -
Cartoons on a Yacht Danbury - the Theatrical Manager (1915)
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![The Mystery of Room 13]( "The Mystery of Room 13")
The Mystery of Room 13 The Waiter (1915) -
![The Magic Skin]( "The Magic Skin")
The Magic Skin Victor Valentine (1915) -
![Vanity Fair]( "Vanity Fair")
Vanity Fair Lord Steyne (1915) -
![Ranson's Folly]( "Ranson's Folly")
Ranson's Folly Major Caswell (1915) -
Across the Great Divide Bob - the Telegraph Operator (1915)
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![The Way Back]( "The Way Back")
The Way Back Dan Reedy (1915) -
![Shadows from the Past]( "Shadows from the Past")
Shadows from the Past (1915) -
The Scar of Conscience (1915)
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![Eugene Aram]( "Eugene Aram")
Eugene Aram Geoffrey Lester (1915) -
![The Tragedies of the Crystal Globe]( "The Tragedies of the Crystal Globe")
The Tragedies of the Crystal Globe Count Marco - the Duke of Baganza (1915) -
![The Wrong Woman]( "The Wrong Woman")
The Wrong Woman Howard Dane (1915) -
![The Phantom Thief]( "The Phantom Thief")
The Phantom Thief Ralph Kernes (1915) -
![In the Shadow of Death]( "In the Shadow of Death")
In the Shadow of Death Jacques aka The Rat (1915) -
Actor
![On the Stroke of Twelve]( "On the Stroke of Twelve")
On the Stroke of Twelve The Detective (1915) -
Director
![The Catspaw]( "The Catspaw")
The Catspaw (1916)
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