Roland Pertwee

Roland Pertwee

  • Birthday: 1885-05-17
  • Deathday: 1963-04-26
  • Place of birth: Brighton, East Sussex, England, UK

Biography

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Filmography

The Four Just Men

1939

As Mr Hastings

The Day Will Dawn

1942

As Capt. Waverley

'Pimpernel' Smith

1941

As Embassy Official - Sir George Smith

The Gentle Sex

1943

As Captain (uncredited)

They Were Sisters

1945

As Sir Hamish Nair

The Halfway House

1944

As Prison Governor

Production

The Ghoul

1933

As Writer

Pink String and Sealing Wax

1945

As Theatre Play

The Four Just Men

1939

As Writer

Man of the Moment

1935

As Screenplay

Silent Dust

1949

As Writer

I Like Your Nerve

1931

As Writer

The Spy in Black

1939

As Scenario Writer

Help Yourself

1932

As Writer

Aunt Rachel

1920

As Writer

The Night Invader

1943

As Writer

Madonna of the Seven Moons

1945

As Screenplay

They Were Sisters

1945

As Writer

'Pimpernel' Smith

1941

As Scenario Writer

Diamond City

1949

As Writer

It Happened to One Man

1940

As Theatre Play

The Silver Greyhound

1932

As Writer

A Voice Said Goodnight

1932

As Screenplay

Caravan

1946

As Screenplay

Man of the Moment

1935

As Dialogue

Sleeping Car

1933

As Dialogue

The Night of the Party

1934

As Dialogue

The Night of the Party

1934

As Theatre Play

Interference

1928

As Theatre Play

Honor of the Family

1931

As Writer

Talk About Jacqueline

1942

As Screenplay

Dangerous Comment

1940

As Writer

It's a Great Day

1955

As Writer

Non-Stop New York

1937

As Screenplay

The Magic Bow

1946

As Writer

Dinner at the Ritz

1937

As Scenario Writer

Dinner at the Ritz

1937

As Screenplay

Dinner at the Ritz

1937

As Dialogue

Black Jack

1950

As Story

Young Man's Fancy

1939

As Writer

Return to Yesterday

1940

As Screenplay

Honours Easy

1935

As Writer

Murder on the Second Floor

1932

As Adaptation

A Yank at Oxford

1938

As Writer

Jeannie

1941

As Screenplay

The Ware Case

1938

As Scenario Writer

King Solomon's Mines

1937

As Dialogue

King Solomon's Mines

1937

As Screenplay

A South Sea Bubble

1928

As Story

Freedom Radio

1941

As Story

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