Gibb McLaughlin

The Naked Truth 3rd December 1957 as Old Man in T.V. Show Audience (uncredited)

Sea Wife 20th August 1957 as Club Porter

The Man Who Never Was 3rd April 1956 as Porter

Who Done It? 20th March 1956 as Scientist

Doctor at Sea 12th July 1955 as Undertaker (uncredited)

The Brain Machine 1st January 1955 as Spencer Simon

Hobson's Choice 19th April 1954 as Tudsbury

The Million Pound Note 7th January 1954 as Sir William Collinge

Grand National Night 15th April 1953 as Morton

The Man Who Watched Trains Go By 1st December 1952 as Julius de Koster Snr.

The Pickwick Papers 14th November 1952 as Foreman

Top Secret 10th November 1952 as Schoolmaster

The Card 25th February 1952 as Emery

The Lavender Hill Mob 28th June 1951 as Godwin

The Black Rose 1st September 1950 as Wilderkin

Night and the City 15th June 1950 as Googin (uncredited)

The Queen of Spades 16th March 1949 as Bird Seller

Once Upon a Dream 1st February 1949 as Mr. Pontefact

Oliver Twist 28th June 1948 as Mr. Sowerberry

No Orchids for Miss Blandish 15th April 1948 as uncredited

Caesar and Cleopatra 11th December 1945 as High Priest (uncredited)

Champagne Charlie 25th August 1944 as Doctor at Duel (uncredited)

Give Us the Moon 31st July 1944 as Marcel

My Learned Friend 25th October 1943 as Butler

Tomorrow We Live 5th April 1943 as Dupont

Much Too Shy 12th October 1942 as Rev. Sheepshanks

The Young Mr. Pitt 21st September 1942 as George Selwyn

Penn of Pennsylvania 24th January 1942 as Indian Chief (as Gibb Mc Laughlin)

The Spell of Amy Nugent 10th May 1941 as Gibb

Freedom Radio 4th February 1941 as Dr. Weiner

Spy for a Day 26th April 1940 as Colonel Ludwig

Come on George! 1st December 1939 as Dr MacGregor

Inspector Hornleigh 7th March 1939 as Alfred Cooper

Hey! Hey! USA 1st October 1938 as Ship's Steward

Hold My Hand 1st August 1938 as Bank Manager

Mr. Reeder in Room 13 1st February 1938 as Mr. J.G. Reeder

Irish for Luck 16th December 1936 as Thady

Two's Company 12th December 1936 as Toombes

Juggernaut 8th September 1936 as Jacques

Where There's a Will 10th August 1936 as Martin, The Butler

Broken Blossoms 20th May 1936 as Evil Eye

I Give My Heart 24th October 1935 as De Brissac

Bulldog Jack 1st September 1935 as Denny

Me and Marlborough 22nd July 1935 as Old Soldier

Drake of England 16th May 1935 as Don Enriquez

There Goes Susie 25th February 1935 as Advertising Manager

The Dictator 7th February 1935

Hyde Park Corner 1st January 1935 as Sir Arthur Gannett

The Scarlet Pimpernel 20th December 1934 as The Barber

The Old Curiosity Shop 14th December 1934 as Sampson Brass

The Church Mouse 10th December 1934 as Thomas Stubbings (uncredited)

The Iron Duke 30th November 1934 as Talleyrand

Little Friend 18th November 1934 as Thompson

Blossom Time 6th July 1934 as Bauernfeld

Chu Chin Chow 1st May 1934 as The Caliph's Vizier

The Queen's Affair 1st March 1934 as General Korensky

The Rise of Catherine the Great 9th February 1934 as Bestujhev

Dick Turpin 1st December 1933 as Governor of Newgate

Friday the Thirteenth 1st November 1933 as Florist

The Private Life of Henry VIII 17th August 1933 as The French Executioner

High Finance 21st June 1933 as Sir Grant Rayburn

No Funny Business 30th March 1933 as Florey

King of the Ritz 1st March 1933 as Baron Popov

The Mistress of Atlantis 25th December 1932 as Count Velovsky

Where Is This Lady? 17th November 1932 as Dr. Schilling

Good Night, Vienna 28th March 1932 as Max's Orderly

The Temperance Fête 19th January 1932 as Mr. Hearty

Detective Lloyd 4th January 1932 as Abdul - and Egyptian

Sally in Our Alley 9th July 1931 as Jim Sears

Third Time Lucky 26th February 1931 as Charlie

The School for Scandal 5th September 1930 as William

The Nipper 1st June 1930 as Bill Henshaw

The Woman from China 27th March 1930 as Chung-Li

Kitty 15th June 1929 as The Electrician

The Silent House 2nd January 1929 as Chang Fu

The Farmer's Wife 24th February 1928 as Henry Coaker

The White Sheik 17th January 1928 as Jock

Madame Pompadour 1st August 1927 as Comte Maurepas

London 20th June 1927 as Ah Kwang

Nell Gwyn 2nd January 1926 as Duke of York

Somebody's Darling 1st November 1925

The Bohemian Girl 27th July 1922 as Captain Florenstein

The Road to London 1st November 1921 as The Count