David Torrence
British actor (1864-1951) · United Kingdom · Actors · Died at 87
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Something wrong?David Torrence was a Scottish film actor. He appeared in more than 100 films from 1913 to 1939. He has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. He was the brother of actor Ernest Torrence. He was born in Edinburgh, Scotland and died in Los Angeles.
A life in dates
1951Died26 December 19511943
The Voice That Thrilled the WorldFilm1939
Bulldog Drummond's BrideFilm, Bank Official1937
Lost HorizonFilm, Prime Minister (uncredited)1936
Beloved EnemyFilm, Alroyd1935
Bonnie ScotlandFilm, Mr. Miggs the Lawyer1934
Charlie Chan in LondonFilm, Home Secretary1933
Berkeley SquareFilm, Lord Stanley1931
East LynneFilm, Sir Richard Hare1930
City GirlFilm, Lem's Father1929
DisraeliFilm, Lord Michael Probert1927
Annie LaurieFilm, Sir Robert Laurie1926
Brown of HarvardFilm, Mr. Brown1925
The MysticFilm, James Bradshaw1922
Sherlock HolmesFilm, Count Von Stalburg1864Born17 January 1864
The Voice That Thrilled the WorldFilm1939
Bulldog Drummond's BrideFilm, Bank Official1937
Lost HorizonFilm, Prime Minister (uncredited)1936
Beloved EnemyFilm, Alroyd1935
Bonnie ScotlandFilm, Mr. Miggs the Lawyer1934
Charlie Chan in LondonFilm, Home Secretary1933
Berkeley SquareFilm, Lord Stanley1931
East LynneFilm, Sir Richard Hare1930
City GirlFilm, Lem's Father1929
DisraeliFilm, Lord Michael Probert1927
Annie LaurieFilm, Sir Robert Laurie1926
Brown of HarvardFilm, Mr. Brown1925
The MysticFilm, James Bradshaw1922
Sherlock HolmesFilm, Count Von Stalburg1864Born17 January 1864Photos 2
Filmography 40
89 credits on file
Awards
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About this person
Country
United Kingdom
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1864 to 1951 · aged 87
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