George Graves(1876-1949)

Actor

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George Graves

George Graves was born on 1 January 1876 in London, England, UK. He was an actor, known for Those Were the Days (1934), Me and My Girl (1939) and Heart's Desire (1935). He was married to Flora Emily Sarah Courtenay, Madge Compton and Deidre Doyle. He died on 2 April 1949 in London, England, UK.

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Known for

Those Were the Days (1934)

Those Were the Days

6.6

Col. Alexander Lukyn

1934

TV Movie

Sir John(as George Gregory)

1939

Richard Tauber in Heart's Desire (1935)

6.6

Granville Wilson

1935

The Crooked Lady

Sir Charles Murdoch

1932

Credits

Actor

Me and My Girl
TV Movie
- Sir John (as George Gregory)
- 1939
The Robber Symphony
7.0
- Le grand-père de Giannino
- 1936
The Tenth Man
6.4
- Colonel Trent
- 1936
A Star Fell from Heaven
6.7
- Fischer
- 1936
Wolf's Clothing
- Sir Roger Balmayne
- 1936
Heart's Desire
6.6
- Granville Wilson
- 1935
Honours Easy
5.5
- Col Bagnall
- 1935
Those Were the Days
6.6
- Col. Alexander Lukyn
- 1934
The Crooked Lady
- Sir Charles Murdoch
- 1932
The Jerry Builders
2.1
Short
- Nightwatchman
- 1930
The Jockey
Short
- 1914
A Sister to Assist 'Er
Short
- 1913

Personal details

Alternative name
- George Gregory
Born
- January 1, 1876
- London, England, UK
Died
- April 2, 1949
- London, England, UK
Spouses
Other works
He acted in Franz Lehár's musical, "The Merry Widow", at the Daly's Theatre in London, England with Evelyn Laye, Derek Oldham, Carl Brisson, Nancie Lovat, Ivy Tresmand and Laurie Newton in the cast.
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Trivia
Veteran British character comedian, on stage from 1896 in variety, musical comedy and operetta. Could neither sing nor dance and was primarily cast as comic foil, usually as bumbling aristocrats. Films occasional.

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