Fredric March

Coded: The Hidden Love of J.C. Leyendecker 17th June 2021 as Archival Footage

Monster Madness: The Golden Age of the Horror Film 1st August 2014 as Dr. Henry Jekyll / Mr. Hyde (archive footage)

Famous Monster: Forrest J Ackerman 16th May 2007 as Self (archive footage)

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

Myrna Loy: So Nice to Come Home To 4th June 1990 as (archive footage)

The Spencer Tracy Legacy: A Tribute by Katharine Hepburn 9th March 1986 as Self (archive footage)

Going Hollywood: The '30s 1st January 1984 as Self (archive footage)

Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? 6th August 1975 as Self (archive footage)

The Iceman Cometh 10th November 1973 as Harry Hope

… tick… tick… tick… 9th January 1970 as Mayor Jeff Parks

Hombre 21st March 1967 as Dr. Alex Favor

Seven Days in May 1st February 1964 as President Jordan Lyman

The Condemned of Altona 30th October 1962 as Albrecht von Gerlach

The Young Doctors 23rd August 1961 as Dr. Joseph Pearson

Inherit the Wind 7th July 1960 as Matthew Harrison Brady

A Christmas Carol 27th December 1959 as Narrator

Middle of the Night 20th May 1959 as Jerry Kingsley

The Winslow Boy 13th November 1958 as Arthur Winslow

Albert Schweitzer 22nd November 1957 as Albert Schweitzer (voice)

Island of Allah 26th June 1956 as Himself / Narrator

The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit 12th April 1956 as Ralph Hopkins

Alexander the Great 28th March 1956 as Philip of Macedonia

The Desperate Hours 5th October 1955 as Daniel C. Hilliard

A Christmas Carol 1st December 1954 as Ebenezer Scrooge

The Bridges at Toko-Ri 1st December 1954 as Rear Adm. George Tarrant

Executive Suite 30th April 1954 as Loren Phineas Shaw

Man on a Tightrope 21st May 1953 as Karel Cernik

Death of a Salesman 20th December 1951 as Willy Loman

It's a Big Country 20th November 1951 as Joe Esposito

The Titan: Story of Michelangelo 22nd January 1950 as Narrator (voice)

Christopher Columbus 12th October 1949 as Christopher Columbus

The Twentieth Century 7th October 1949 as Oscar Jaffe

An Act of Murder 5th December 1948 as Judge Calvin Cooke

Another Part of the Forest 18th May 1948 as Marcus Hubbard

The Best Years of Our Lives 25th December 1946 as Al Stephenson

Welcome Home 1st January 1945 as Narrator

Tomorrow, the World! 29th December 1944 as Mike Frame

The Adventures of Mark Twain 20th July 1944 as Samuel Langhorne Clemens (Mark Twain)

The Valley of the Tennessee 14th March 1944 as Narrator (voice)

I Married a Witch 30th October 1942 as Jonathan / Nathaniel / Samuel / Wallace Wooley

Black Sea Fighters 1st January 1942 as Self - Narrator of the English dub

Bedtime Story 25th December 1941 as Luke Drake

One Foot in Heaven 1st November 1941 as William Spence

So Ends Our Night 27th February 1941 as Josef Steiner

Victory 21st December 1940 as Hendrik Heyst

Cavalcade of the Academy Awards 31st July 1940 as Self (archive footage)

Susan and God 7th June 1940 as Barrie Trexel

Hollywood: Style Center of the World 31st May 1940 as Self

The 400 Million 7th March 1939 as Narration (voice)

Trade Winds 28th December 1938 as Sam Wye

There Goes My Heart 14th October 1938 as Bill Spencer

The Buccaneer 4th February 1938 as Jean Lafitte

Nothing Sacred 25th November 1937 as Wallace "Wally" Cook

A Star Is Born 20th April 1937 as Norman Maine

Breakdowns of 1936 30th December 1936 as Self

The Road to Glory 4th September 1936 as Lieutenant Michel Denet

Anthony Adverse 26th August 1936 as Anthony Adverse

Mary of Scotland 28th July 1936 as Bothwell

The Making of a Great Motion Picture 15th April 1936

The Dark Angel 8th September 1935 as Alan Trent

Anna Karenina 30th August 1935 as Count Vronsky

Les Misérables 20th April 1935 as Jean Valjean / Champmathieu

We Live Again 1st November 1934 as Prince Dmitri Nekhlyudov

The Barretts of Wimpole Street 21st September 1934 as Robert Browning

The Affairs of Cellini 24th August 1934 as Benvenuto Cellini

Death Takes a Holiday 30th March 1934 as Prince Sirki

Good Dame 16th March 1934 as Mace Townsley

All of Me 1st February 1934 as Don Ellis

Design for Living 29th December 1933 as Tom Chambers

Hollywood on Parade No. B-5 1st December 1933 as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)

The Eagle and the Hawk 6th May 1933 as Jerry H. Young

Tonight Is Ours 21st January 1933 as Sabien Pastal

The Sign of the Cross 25th December 1932 as Marcus Superbus - Prefect of Rome

Smilin' Through 24th September 1932 as Kenneth Wayne / Jeremy

Hollywood on Parade No. A-1 25th August 1932 as Self

Make Me a Star 1st July 1932 as Fredric March (uncredited)

Merrily We Go to Hell 10th June 1932 as Jerry Corbett

Strangers in Love 5th March 1932 as Buddy Drake / Arthur Drake

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 24th December 1931 as Dr. Henry Jekyll / Mr. Edward Hyde

My Sin 26th September 1931 as Dick Grady

The Night Angel 18th July 1931 as Rudek Berken

Honor Among Lovers 21st March 1931 as Jerry Stafford

The Royal Family of Broadway 22nd December 1930 as Tony Cavendish

Laughter 24th September 1930 as Paul Lockridge

Manslaughter 22nd July 1930 as Dan O'Bannon

True to the Navy 25th May 1930 as Bull's Eye McCoy

Ladies Love Brutes 14th May 1930 as Dwight Howell

Paramount on Parade 22nd April 1930 as Marine

Sarah and Son 14th March 1930 as Howard Vanning

The Marriage Playground 12th December 1929 as Martin Boyne

Footlights and Fools 8th November 1929 as Gregory Pyne

Jealousy 13th September 1929 as Pierre

Paris Bound 3rd August 1929 as Jim Hutton

The Studio Murder Mystery 1st June 1929 as Richard Hardell

The Wild Party 6th April 1929 as James Gilmore

The Dummy 9th March 1929 as Trumbull Meredith

The Devil 17th January 1921 as Bal Masque Participant (uncredited)

Paying the Piper 16th January 1921 as Man (uncredited)

The Great Adventure 6th January 1921 as Man (uncredited)