Gilbert Emery

The Brighton Strangler 10th May 1945 as Dr. Manby

Between Two Worlds 20th May 1944 as Benjamin Cliveden-Banks

The Return of the Vampire 11th November 1943 as Dr. Walter Saunders

Sherlock Holmes in Washington 24th March 1943 as Sir Henry Marchmont (uncredited)

King of the Mounties 17th October 1942 as Commissioner Morrison

The Loves of Edgar Allan Poe 28th August 1942 as Thomas Jefferson

Escape from Hong Kong 15th May 1942 as Col. J.A. Crossley

The Remarkable Andrew 5th March 1942 as Mr. Thomas Jefferson

Sundown 31st October 1941 as Ashburton

New Wine 10th September 1941 as The School Principal

Singapore Woman 17th May 1941 as Sir Stanley Moore

A Woman's Face 9th May 1941 as Associate Judge

Scotland Yard 3rd April 1941 as Sir Clive Heathcote

That Hamilton Woman 3rd April 1941 as Lord Spencer

Rage in Heaven 7th March 1941 as Mr. Black

South of Suez 16th November 1940 as Manders

A Dispatch from Reuters 19th October 1940 as Lord Palmerston in Parliament (uncredited)

River's End 10th August 1940 as Justice

Waterloo Bridge 17th May 1940 as Colonel at Luncheon (uncredited)

The House of the Seven Gables 12th April 1940 as Gerald Pyncheon

Raffles 11th November 1939 as Bingham

Nurse Edith Cavell 31st August 1939 as Brand Whitlock

The Lady's from Kentucky 27th April 1939 as Pinckney Rodell

The Saint Strikes Back 8th March 1939 as Martin Eastman

Storm Over Bengal 14th November 1938 as Colonel Torrance

A Man to Remember 14th October 1938 as Dr. Robinson

Lord Jeff 17th June 1938 as Magistrate

Making the Headlines 31st March 1938 as Edmund Sandford

The Buccaneer 4th February 1938 as Captain Lockyer

Double or Nothing 17th September 1937 as Mr. Mitchell

The Life of Emile Zola 9th September 1937 as Minister of War

Souls at Sea 3rd September 1937 as Capt. Martisel

The Great Barrier 2nd January 1937 as George Stephen

The Girl on the Front Page 26th September 1936 as Thorne

Bullets or Ballots 6th June 1936 as Mr. Thorndyke

Dracula's Daughter 11th May 1936 as Sir Basil Humphrey

Little Lord Fauntleroy 6th March 1936 as Purvis

Wife vs. Secretary 28th February 1936 as Simpson

Magnificent Obsession 30th December 1935 as Doctor Ramsay

Peter Ibbetson 7th November 1935 as Wilkins

Harmony Lane 22nd October 1935 as Mr. Foster

Without Regret 13th September 1935 as Inspector Hayes

Reckless Roads 30th July 1935 as Amos Truslow

Goin' to Town 25th April 1935 as Winslow

Cardinal Richelieu 18th April 1935 as Noble

Let's Live Tonight 16th March 1935 as Maharajah de Jazaar

Night Life of the Gods 1st March 1935 as Betts

Clive of India 25th January 1935 as Mr. Sullivan

Now and Forever 31st August 1934 as James Higginson

One More River 6th August 1934 as Judge

Grand Canary 20th July 1934 as Captain Renton

Whom the Gods Destroy 12th July 1934 as Professor Weaver

Where Sinners Meet 18th May 1934 as Dominic

I Believed in You 9th April 1934 as Pamela's Friend

The House of Rothschild 7th April 1934 as The British Prime Minister

Coming Out Party 9th March 1934 as Herbert Emerson Stanhope

All of Me 1st February 1934 as The Dean

A Farewell to Arms 8th December 1932 as British Major

Okay, America! 8th September 1932 as Secretary John Drake

The Man Called Back 16th July 1932 as Sir Henry, Defense Counsel

Rich Man's Folly 14th November 1931 as Kincaid

The Yellow Ticket 30th October 1931 as Sir Hubert, British Ambassador

Party Husband 6th June 1931 as Ben Holliday

Ladies' Man 16th April 1931 as Horace Fendley

The Lady Refuses 8th March 1931 as Sir Gerald Courtney

Scandal Sheet 31st January 1931 as Franklin

The Royal Bed 15th January 1931 as Phipps, the King's servant

A Lady's Morals 8th November 1930 as Broughm

Let Us Be Gay 11th July 1930 as Townley

Prince of Diamonds 26th March 1930 as Smith

Sarah and Son 14th March 1930 as John Ashemore

Behind That Curtain 30th June 1929 as Sir Frederick Bruce

The Sky Hawk 29th January 1929 as Major Nelson

Any Wife 22nd January 1922 as Mr. John Hill

Rudd's New Selection 28th May 1921 as Mr. Dandelion

Cousin Kate 10th January 1921 as Heath Desmond

Ginger Mick 2nd February 1920 as Ginger Mick

The Sentimental Bloke 4th October 1919 as Ginger Mick

Ben Hall, the Notorious Bushranger 3rd October 1911 as Chief of Police