Charles Carson

Personal Info

Known For
Acting
Born
August 16, 1885 (91 years old)
Died
August 5, 1977
Place of Birth
London, England, UK
Popular Genres
Drama History Romance
Career Span
1931 – 1972

Charles Carson

5 wins
33 nominations
2 Oscars
77 credits

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Personal Info

Born
Aug 16, 1885
From
London, England, UK
Known For
Acting
Career
1931 – 1972

Award Recognition

5
Wins
33
Nominations
2
Oscars

Complete Filmography

1972

Lady Caroline Lamb as Potter Award

1969

An Ideal Husband as The Earl of Caversham

1965

Curse of the Fly as Inspector Charas Award

1964

Hamlet at Elsinore as Priest
Macbeth as Caithness

1960

The Trials of Oscar Wilde as Justice Charles Award
A Touch of Larceny as Robert Holland Award
Sands of the Desert as Philpotts
Who Pays the Piper?
After the Funeral as Capt. John Roberts

1959

Bobbikins
The Voodoo Factor as Captain Ross

1957

Let's Be Happy as Mr. Ferguson

1956

Reach for the Sky as Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh Dowding Award
The Silken Affair as Judge

1955

The Dam Busters as Doctor Award
An Alligator Named Daisy as Wilfred Smethers (uncredited)

1954

Beau Brummell as Sir Geoffrey Baker Award
Duel in the Jungle as Skipper

1952

Moulin Rouge as Count Moïse de Camondo Award

1951

Cry, the Beloved Country as James Jarvis Award
The Lady with a Lamp Award

1945

Pink String and Sealing Wax Award

1943

The Dummy Talks as Marvello
Battle for Music

1942

Penn of Pennsylvania as Adm. Penn
They Flew Alone as Lord Wakefield

1941

Quiet Wedding as Mr. Johnson
The Common Touch as Haywood

1940

Spare a Copper as Admiral

1939

The Lion Has Wings as Anti-aircraft Officer Award
The Saint in London as John Morgan Award
Inspector Hornleigh as Chief Superintendent
The Gang's All Here as Charles Cartwright

1938

Sixty Glorious Years as Sir Robert Peel
We're Going to Be Rich as Keeler
The Return of the Frog as Chief Commissioner
Oh, Boy! as Governor

1937

Fire Over England as Adm. Valdez Award
Victoria the Great as Robert Peel
Dark Journey as Head of Fifth Bureau
Glamorous Night as Otto
Old Mother Riley as Counsel for Prosecution
Secret Lives as Henri
Saturday Night Revue as Mr. Dorland

1936

Things to Come as Great Grandfather Award
Secret Agent as "R" Award
Le Vagabond bien-aimé as Charles Rushworth
The Beloved Vagabond as Charles Rushworth
Once in a Million as President
Talk of the Devil
Forget Me Not as George Arnold
Rhythm in the Air as George, Building Manager

1935

Scrooge as Middlemark Award
Sanders of the River as Governor of the Territory Award
Abdul the Damned as Gen. Hilmi-Pasha
Blind Justice as Dr. Naylor
Invitation To The Waltz as Lombardi
Father and Son as Colin Bolton
D’Ye Ken John Peel? as Francis Merrall
Do Not Forget About Me as Arnold

1934

The Rise of Catherine the Great as English Ambassador Award
Moscow Nights as Officer of Defense
The Broken Melody as Colonel Dubonnet
Blossom Time as Frederick Lafont
No Escape as Mr Arnold
Whispering Tongues as Roger Mayland
The Perfect Flaw as Henry Kearns

1933

The Shadow as Sir Edward Hulme KC Award

1932

There Goes the Bride as M. Marquand (uncredited)
Marry Me as Korten
The Chinese Puzzle as Armand de Rochecorbon
Leap Year as Sir Archibald Mallard
Men of Tomorrow as Senior Proctor
Mister Albert as Mr. Robertson

1931

Dreyfus as Colonel Georges Picquart
Many Waters as Henry Delauney

Photos & Videos

Featured in Trailers

Moulin Rouge
The Dam Busters
Things to Come
Secret Agent
Scrooge
Reach for the Sky

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