Herbert Marshall

Stars of the Silver Screen - Greta Garbo 11th June 2014 as Self (archive footage)

Complicated Women 6th May 2003 as Self (archive footage)

The Horror Show 6th February 1979 as (archive footage)

The Third Day 4th August 1965 as Austin Parsons

The Caretakers 21st August 1963 as Dr. Jubal Harrington

The List of Adrian Messenger 23rd May 1963 as Sir Wilfrid Lucas

Five Weeks in a Balloon 22nd August 1962 as The Prime Minister

A Fever in the Blood 28th January 1961 as Gov. Oliver P. Thornwall

Midnight Lace 13th October 1960 as Charles Manning

College Confidential 26th August 1960 as Henry Addison

The Fly 16th July 1958 as Insp. Charas

Stage Struck 22nd April 1958 as Robert Harley Hedges

The Mystery of Thirteen 24th October 1957 as Dr. Knight

The Weapon 1st September 1956 as Insp. Mackenzie

Wicked as They Come 22nd May 1956 as Stephen Collins

The Virgin Queen 22nd July 1955 as Lord Leicester

The Black Shield of Falworth 2nd September 1954 as William, Earl of Mackworth

Gog 4th June 1954 as Dr. Van Ness

Riders to the Stars 14th January 1954 as Dr. Donald L. Stanton / Narrator

Angel Face 2nd January 1953 as Mr. Charles Tremayne

Anne of the Indies 18th October 1951 as Dr Jameson

Black Jack 20th November 1950 as Dr. James Curtis

The Underworld Story 26th July 1950 as E.J. Stanton

The Secret Garden 30th April 1949 as Archibald Craven

High Wall 17th December 1947 as Willard I. Whitcombe

Ivy 26th June 1947 as Miles Rushworth

Duel in the Sun 31st December 1946 as Scott Chavez

The Razor's Edge 19th November 1946 as W. Somerset Maugham

Crack-Up 6th September 1946 as Traybin

The Unseen 12th May 1945 as Dr. Charles Evans

The Enchanted Cottage 28th April 1945 as Major John Hillgrove

Andy Hardy's Blonde Trouble 4th May 1944 as Dr. Standish

The Shining Future 11th April 1944 as Self

Young Ideas 2nd August 1943 as Prof. Michael Kingsley

Flight for Freedom 14th April 1943 as Paul Turner

Forever and a Day 21st January 1943 as Curate in Air Raid Shelter

The Moon and Sixpence 27th October 1942 as Geoffrey Wolfe

Kathleen 18th December 1941 as John Davis

The Little Foxes 29th August 1941 as Horace Giddens

When Ladies Meet 29th August 1941 as Rogers Woodruff

Adventure in Washington 29th May 1941 as Sen. John Coleridge

The Letter 21st November 1940 as Robert Crosbie

Foreign Correspondent 16th August 1940 as Stephen Fisher

A Bill of Divorcement 31st May 1940 as Gray Meredith

Zaza 14th January 1939 as Dufresne

Always Goodbye 24th June 1938 as Jim Howard

Woman Against Woman 24th June 1938 as Stephen Holland

Mad About Music 27th February 1938 as Richard Todd

Angel 29th October 1937 as Sir Frederick Barker

Breakfast for Two 22nd October 1937 as Jonathan Blair

Make Way for a Lady 13th November 1936 as Christopher 'Chris' Drew

A Woman Rebels 6th November 1936 as Thomas Lane

Girls' Dormitory 8th August 1936 as Dr. Stephen Dominik

Forgotten Faces 15th May 1936 as Harry

Till We Meet Again 4th April 1936 as Alan Barclay

The Lady Consents 7th February 1936 as Dr. Michael J. Talbot

If You Could Only Cook 30th December 1935 as Jim Buchanan

The Dark Angel 8th September 1935 as Gerald Shannon

Accent on Youth 23rd August 1935 as Steven Gaye

The Flame Within 17th May 1935 as Dr. Gordon Phillips

The Good Fairy 18th February 1935 as Doctor Sporum

The Painted Veil 23rd November 1934 as Walter Fane

Outcast Lady 28th September 1934 as Napier

Riptide 29th March 1934 as Lord Philip Rexford

Four Frightened People 26th January 1934 as Arnold Ainger

The Solitaire Man 22nd September 1933 as Oliver Lane

I Was a Spy 4th September 1933 as Stephan

Evenings for Sale 12th November 1932 as Count Franz von Degenthal

Trouble in Paradise 30th October 1932 as Gaston Monescu

Blonde Venus 23rd September 1932 as Edward 'Ned' Faraday

The Faithful Heart 1st May 1932 as Waverly Ango

Michael and Mary 29th October 1931 as Michael Rowe

The Calendar 19th October 1931 as Gerry Anson

Secrets of a Secretary 5th September 1931 as Lord Danforth

The House That Shadows Built 8th July 1931 as (archive footage)

Murder! 31st July 1930 as Sir John Menier

The Letter 17th March 1929 as Geoffrey Hammond

Mumsie 2nd September 1927 as Col. Armytage