Henry Kendall
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
From Wikipedia Henry Kendall, (28 May 1897 – 9 June 1962) was an English stage and film actor, theatre director and an immaculately stylish revue artiste. Kendall was born in London in 1897 and educated at the City of London School. He made his first appearance on the stage in September 1914 at the Lyceum Theatre, playing a 'super' in Tommy Atkins. He had a distinguished war career, serving as a Captain in the Royal Air Force from 1916 to 1919, and on demobilisation was awarded the Royal Air F...
Known For
Filmography
The Shadow of the Cat
1961
as The Doctor (uncredited)
Nothing Barred
1961
as Parson
An Arabian Night
1960
as Mohammed
An Alligator Named Daisy
1955
as Valet
The Voice of Merrill
1952
as Ronald Parker
Helter Skelter
1949
as Lord Bruce Carlton
29 Acacia Avenue
1945
as Mr Wilson
The Butler's Dilemma
1943
as Carmichael
The Mysterious Mr. Davis
1939
as Julian Roscoe
Take a Chance
1937
as Archie Burton
The Compulsory Wife
1937
as Rupert Sinclair
It’s Not Cricket
1937
as Henry
Side Street Angel
1937
as Boscomb
School for Husbands
1937
as Geoffrey Carter
The Amazing Quest of Ernest Bliss
1936
as Lord Honiton
Twelve Good Men
1936
as Charles Drew
Death on the Set
1935
as Cayley Morden / Charlie Marsh
Three Witnesses
1935
as Leslie Trent
Lend Me Your Wife
1935
as Tony Radford
The Girl in Possession
1934
as Sir Mortimer
Death at Broadcasting House
1934
as Rodney Fleming
The Shadow
1933
as Reggie Ogden
The Flaw
1933
as John Millway
The Ghost Camera
1933
as John Gray
This Week of Grace
1933
as Lord Clive Swinford
Counsel's Opinion
1933
as Logan
Great Stuff
1933
as Archie Brown
The Man Outside
1933
as Harry Wainwright
King of the Ritz
1933
as Teddy Smith
Timbuctoo
1933
as Benedict Tichbourne
The Iron Stair
1933
as Geoffrey
The House Opposite
1932
as Hobart
Watch Beverly
1932
as Victor Beverly
The Innocents of Chicago
1932
as Percy Lloyd
Mr. Bill the Conqueror
1932
as Sir William Normand
Rich and Strange
1931
as Fred Hill
The Flying Fool
1931
as Vincent Floyd
French Leave
1930
as Lt. George Graham