Herbert Marshall
English actor (1890-1966) · United Kingdom · On the map · Actors · Died at 75
Herbert Brough Falcon Marshall was an English actor of stage, screen, and radio. He starred in many popular and well-regarded Hollywood films in the 1930s and 1940s.
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Five Weeks in a BalloonFilm, The Prime Minister1960
Hong KongSeries, Sir John Dalman1959
Adventures in ParadiseSeries, Dr. Morgan1958
77 Sunset StripSeries, Father Anthony
Stage StruckFilm, 1958Robert Harley Hedges1956
Dick Powell's Zane Grey TheatreSeries, Simon Baker1955
Alfred Hitchcock PresentsSeries, Judge Connors
The Virgin QueenFilm, 1955Lord Leicester1954
December BrideSeries
GogFilm, 1954Dr. Van Ness1953
Letter to LorettaSeries, Bo Barrett1952
The UnexpectedSeries1951
Anne of the IndiesFilm, Dr Jameson1950
Lux Video TheatreSeries, Enoch Gavin1949
The Secret GardenFilm, Archibald Craven1948
Studio OneSeries, Colonel Beaumont1946
Crack-UpFilm, Traybin1943
Forever and a DayFilm, Curate in Air Raid Shelter1941
The Little FoxesFilm, Horace Giddens1940
Foreign CorrespondentFilm, Stephen Fisher1936
A Woman RebelsFilm, Thomas Lane1934
Four Frightened PeopleFilm, Arnold Ainger1930
Murder!Film, Sir John Menier1890Born23 May 1890Known for
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The Little Foxes 1941
Trouble in Paradise 1932
The Letter 1940
Angel Face 1953
The Fly 1958
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Edmund Goulding Directed The Razor's Edge and Forever and a Day- Victor Saville Directed Forever and a Day and I Was a Spy
William Wyler Directed The Little Foxes and The Letter
Samuel Goldwyn Produced The Little Foxes and The Dark Angel
Michael Balcon Produced I Was a Spy and The Calendar
Reginald Owen Also in The Letter and Forever and a Day
Alfred Hitchcock Directed Foreign Correspondent and Murder!
W. Somerset Maugham Wrote The Letter and The Painted Veil
Ernst Lubitsch Directed Trouble in Paradise and Angel
Cedric Hardwicke Directed Forever and a Day (1943)
Ted Kaufman Produced Breakfast for Two and The Lady Consents
Isobel Elsom Also in Forever and a Day and The Secret Garden
Frieda Inescort Also in The Letter and If You Could Only Cook
Albert Lewin Directed The Moon and Sixpence (1942)
Herbert Wilcox Directed Forever and a Day (1943)
Eric Blore Also in The Good Fairy and Breakfast for Two
Leonard Mudie Also in The Letter and The Painted Veil
Ivan Tors Produced Riders to the Stars and Gog
Bette Davis Also in The Little Foxes and The Virgin Queen
Josef von Sternberg Produced Blonde Venus (1932)
Alfred Newman Wrote Foreign Correspondent and The Razor's Edge
Edward Everett Horton Also in Forever and a Day (1943)
Una O'Connor Also in Murder!, Forever and a Day and Ivy
Richard Carlson Directed Riders to the Stars (1954)
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After a successful theatrical career in the United Kingdom and North America, he became an in-demand Hollywood leading man, frequently appearing in romantic melodramas and occasional comedies. In his later years, Marshall turned to character acting.
