Erskine Sanford
American actor · United States · Actors · Lived 1885 to 1969 · aged 83
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Something wrong?Erskine Sanford was an American actor on the stage, radio and motion pictures. Long associated with the Theatre Guild, he later joined Orson Welles's Mercury Theatre company and appeared in several of Welles's films, including Citizen Kane (1941), in which he played Herbert Carter, the bumbling, perspiring newspaper...
A life in dates
The Company She KeepsFilm, Planetarium Guide (uncredited)1950
SierraFilm, Judge Prentiss1949
ImpactFilm, Dr. Henry Bender1948
KidnappedFilm, Rankeillor1947
Mourning Becomes ElectraFilm, Josiah Borden1946
Angel on My ShoulderFilm, Minister1945
A Tree Grows in BrooklynFilm, Undertaker (uncredited)1944
Ministry of FearFilm, George Rennit1943
Jane EyreFilm, Mr. Briggs (uncredited)1942
The Magnificent AmbersonsFilm, Roger Bronson1941
Appointment for LoveFilm, Hastings' Butler (uncredited)
Citizen KaneFilm, 1941Herbert Carter1940
Pop Always PaysFilm, John Hayes1885Born19 November 1885Also in Deutsch
Photos 6
Filmography 33
TJToo Much JohnsonTKThe Company She KeepsSISierraIMImpact
NNNight Unto Night
LWLetter from an Unknown Woman
MAMacbeth
WWWake of the Red Witch
THTexas, Brooklyn & Heaven
YMYou Were Meant for MeKIKidnapped
TSThe Lady from Shanghai
POPossessedMEMourning Becomes Electra
TTThe Voice of the Turtle
TLThe Best Years of Our Lives
TSThe StrangerASAngel on My Shoulder
CUCrack-Up
WRWithout Reservations
FFFrom This Day Forward
SPSpellboundABA Tree Grows in Brooklyn
GHGirls of the Big HouseMFMinistry of Fear
MSMr. Skeffington
UGUncertain GloryJEJane EyreTAThe Magnificent Ambersons
TFThe Wife Takes a FlyerCKCitizen KaneALAppointment for LovePPPop Always PaysIn common with Erskine
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Erskine Sanford was an American actor on the stage, radio and motion pictures. Long associated with the Theatre Guild, he later joined Orson Welles's Mercury Theatre company and appeared in several of Welles's films, including Citizen Kane (1941), in which he played Herbert Carter, the bumbling, perspiring newspaper editor.
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