Actor profile

Donald Calthrop

11th April 1888 London, England, UK Acting

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Donald Esme Clayton Calthrop (11 April 1888 – 15 July 1940) was an English stage and film actor. Calthrop made his first stage appearance at eighteen years of age. His first film was The Gay Lord Quex released in 1917. He starred as the title character in the successful musical The Boy in the same year. He then appeared in 63 films between 1916 and 1940, including five films directed by Alfred Hitchcock. He died in Eton, Berkshire from a heart attack while he was filming Major Barbara (1941).

42 Movies 0 TV Shows 55 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

Major Barbara poster

Major Barbara 14th May 1941 as Peter Shirley

Charley's (Big-Hearted) Aunt poster

Charley's (Big-Hearted) Aunt 31st August 1940 as Guide

Let George Do It! poster

Let George Do It! 12th July 1940 as Frederick Strickland

Band Waggon poster

Band Waggon 23rd March 1940 as Hobday

Thunder in the City poster

Thunder in the City 22nd April 1937 as Dr. Plumet

Love from a Stranger poster

Love from a Stranger 18th April 1937 as Hobson

Fire Over England poster

Fire Over England 5th March 1937 as Don Escobal

Café Colette poster

Café Colette 1st January 1937 as Nick

The Man Who Changed His Mind poster

The Man Who Changed His Mind 11th September 1936 as Clayton

The Man Behind the Mask poster

The Man Behind the Mask 23rd August 1936 as Dr. Harold E. Walpole

Broken Blossoms poster

Broken Blossoms 20th May 1936 as Old Chinaman

Scrooge poster

Scrooge 26th November 1935 as Bob Cratchit

Man of the Moment poster

Man of the Moment 1st September 1935 as Godfrey

The Phantom Light poster

The Phantom Light 5th August 1935 as David Owen

Me and Marlborough poster

Me and Marlborough 22nd July 1935 as Drunken Yokel

The Clairvoyant poster

The Clairvoyant 7th June 1935 as Derelict (uncredited)

Red Ensign poster

Red Ensign 17th June 1934 as Macleod

Sorrell and Son poster

Sorrell and Son 5th March 1934 as Dr. Richard Orange

Friday the Thirteenth poster

Friday the Thirteenth 1st November 1933 as Hugh Nicholls

I Was a Spy poster

I Was a Spy 4th September 1933 as Cnockhaert

F.P.1 poster

F.P.1 2nd April 1933 as Sunshine, the Photographer

Rome Express poster

Rome Express 31st October 1932 as Poole

Number Seventeen poster

Number Seventeen 18th July 1932 as Nora's Escort Brant

Money for Nothing poster

Money for Nothing 20th January 1932 as Hotel Manager

Industrial Britain poster

Industrial Britain 31st December 1931 as Self - Commentator (uncredited)

Many Waters poster

Many Waters 1st November 1931 as Compton Hardcastle

The Bells poster

The Bells 9th October 1931 as Mathias

The Ghost Train poster

The Ghost Train 22nd September 1931 as Saul Hodgkin

Potiphar's Wife poster

Potiphar's Wife 28th March 1931 as Counsel for Defense

Uneasy Virtue poster

Uneasy Virtue 5th February 1931 as Burglar

Cape Forlorn poster

Cape Forlorn 8th January 1931 as Parson

Star Impersonations poster

Star Impersonations 1st October 1930 as George Arliss

Almost a Honeymoon poster

Almost a Honeymoon 19th September 1930 as Charles, the butler

Murder! poster

Murder! 31st July 1930 as Ion Stewart

Two Worlds poster

Two Worlds 28th July 1930 as Mendel

Loose Ends poster

Loose Ends 22nd May 1930 as Winton Penner

The Night Porter poster

The Night Porter 25th March 1930 as George, the Night Porter

Song of Soho poster

Song of Soho 14th March 1930 as Nobby

Elstree Calling poster

Elstree Calling 6th February 1930 as Himself / Petruchio in Taming of the Shrew

Atlantic poster

Atlantic 15th November 1929 as Pointer

Blackmail poster

Blackmail 28th July 1929 as Tracy

Shooting Stars poster

Shooting Stars 6th February 1928 as Andy Wilkes

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