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Occupation
  
Actor

Years active
  
1927-1951


Name
  
Charles Paton

Role
  
Film actor

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Full Name
  
Charles Ernest Paton

Born
  
31 July 1874 (
1874-07-31
)
London, England

Died
  
April 10, 1970, London, United Kingdom

Movies
  
Blackmail, The Sleeping Cardinal, The Ghost Camera, Freedom of the Seas, The W Plan

Similar People
  
David Lean, Alfred Hitchcock, Marcel Varnel, Herbert Brenon, George Pearson

Charles Paton (31 July 1874 – 10 April 1970) was an English film actor. He appeared in 105 films between 1927 and 1951, including Freedom of the Seas. In 1927, he appeared in a short film, made in the DeForest Phonofilm sound-on-film process, singing "If Your Face Wants to Smile, We'll Let It In" from the revue John Citizen's Lament. He was born in London and died from a heart attack, also in London.

Filmography

Actor
1952
13 East Street as
Jeweller (uncredited)
1951
Fortune in Diamonds as
Barman
1950
The Clouded Yellow as
Mac (uncredited)
1950
Once a Sinner as
Mr. Lamb
1950
Portrait of Clare as
Registrar
1950
Night and the City as
Watchman (uncredited)
1950
The Girl Who Couldn't Quite as
Vicar (uncredited)
1949
The Spider and the Fly as
Café Schader Waiter (uncredited)
1949
Celia as
Grocer
1949
Temptations as
Gardener
1949
Man on the Run as
Second Hand Clothes Shop Proprietor
1949
For Them That Trespass as
Stage Doorman (uncredited)
1949
Cardboard Cavalier as
Mine Host
1948
Love in Waiting as
Old Man
1948
The Chronicles of Ben (TV Mini Series) as
Old man
- The Room at the Top (1948) - Old man
1948
House of Darkness as
Solicitor's Clerk
1948
Miranda as
On the Kiosk (uncredited)
1948
So Evil My Love as
Jury Foreman (uncredited)
1947
Escape Dangerous as
Night Porter
1947
The Inheritance as
Guest at Ball (uncredited)
1947
Green Fingers as
Hudson (uncredited)
1947
Woman to Woman as
Pilot
1946
Springtime as
Stage Door Keeper (uncredited)
1946
London Town as
Novelty Shopkeeper
1946
Bedelia as
Railway Clerk
1946
Here Comes the Sun as
Palmer - Typesetter (uncredited)
1945
Read All About It (Short) as
Mayor (uncredited)
1945
Caesar and Cleopatra as
Councillor (uncredited)
1945
Waltz Time as
Minister of Education
1945
I'll Be Your Sweetheart as
Pacey's Assistant (uncredited)
1945
He Snoops to Conquer as
Assistant Editor (uncredited)
1944
Candles at Nine as
Stagedoor Keeper (uncredited)
1944
Men of Rochdale (Short) as
Mr. Dunlop
1944
Strawberry Roan as
Auctioneer's Assistant (uncredited)
1944
While Nero Fiddled as
Roman Writing Epitaph (uncredited)
1944
Give Us the Moon as
Man Preventing Sascha's Suicide (uncredited)
1944
It Happened One Sunday as
Immigration Officer (uncredited)
1944
A Canterbury Tale as
Ernie Brooks
1943
The Shipbuilders as
Member of Parliament (uncredited)
1943
Adventure for Two as
Mr. Bishop (uncredited)
1943
It Started at Midnight
1943
Happidrome as
Ticket Collector (uncredited)
1943
Old Mother Riley Detective as
Mr. Danvers (uncredited)
1943
It's That Man Again as
Mr. Snodgrass (uncredited)
1942
Went the Day Well? as
Harry 'Jack' Brown (uncredited)
1942
The Young Mr. Pitt as
Minor Role (uncredited)
1942
The Goose Steps Out as
Passenger Arrested on Train (uncredited)
1942
Uncensored (uncredited)
1942
Salute John Citizen as
Train Passenger (uncredited)
1942
Flying Fortress as
'Sky' Kelly's Solicitor (uncredited)
1941
Hi Gang! as
Yokel Transporting Manure (uncredited)
1941
South American George (uncredited)
1941
Atlantic Ferry as
Man Leading Angry Crowd (uncredited)
1941
'Pimpernel' Smith as
Steinhof
1941
Old Mother Riley's Ghosts as
Mason
1940
Three Silent Men as
Mr. Gibbs (uncredited)
1940
Chamber of Horrors as
Handwriting Expert (uncredited)
1940
The Girl in the News as
Chemist (uncredited)
1940
Old Mother Riley in Society as
Stagedoor Keeper (uncredited)
1940
To Hell with Hitler as
Simion (uncredited)
1940
They Came by Night as
Doctor (uncredited)
1939
The Body Vanished as
Mr. Briggs
1939
The Saint in London as
Tobacco Shop Proprietor
1939
The Secret Four as
Platform Speaker (uncredited)
1939
Inspector Hornleigh as
Auction Bidder (uncredited)
1939
Men Without Honour as
Rev. Fanshawe
1939
Telecrime (TV Series) as
Thomas Fletcher
- The Fletcher Case (1939) - Thomas Fletcher
1938
The Ware Case as
Foreman
1938
Climbing High as
Hairdresser (uncredited)
1938
Weddings Are Wonderful as
Minor role
1938
Not According to Schedule (TV Short)
1938
Julius Caesar (TV Movie) as
Varro / Commoner
1938
Convict 99 as
Smith (uncredited)
1938
Double or Quits as
Mr. Binks
1938
A Sister to Assist 'Er as
Mr. Harris
1938
Sailing Along as
Man Standing by Lock Gate (uncredited)
1937
The Last Chance as
Connel's Clerk
1937
Rhythm Racketeer as
Assistant In Chemist Shop (uncredited)
1937
Missing, Believed Married as
Mr. Horton
1937
Over She Goes as
2nd Man with Suitcase (uncredited)
1937
Old Mother Riley as
Family Solicitor
1937
Storm in a Teacup as
Guest at Official Dinner (uncredited)
1937
Museum Mystery as
Clutters
1937
The Dominant Sex as
Mr. Webster
1937
Good Morning, Boys! as
Photographer (uncredited)
1936
Rembrandt as
Burgher at Auction (uncredited)
1936
Crime Over London
1936
The Prisoner of Corbal as
French Commandant
1936
Pal O'Mine (Short) as
Macready Phelps
1936
Music Hath Charms as
Man in Courtroom (uncredited)
1936
When Knights Were Bold as
The Mayor
1936
The Vandergilt Diamond Mystery as
Mr. Throstle
1936
Jury's Evidence as
Crowther
1935
No Monkey Business as
Lodging House Keeper (uncredited)
1935
The Silent Passenger as
Man Holding Dogs (uncredited)
1934
Once in a New Moon as
Mr. Rook
1934
The Man Who Knew Too Much as
Shopkeeper (uncredited)
1934
Girls Will Be Boys as
Sanders
1934
Song at Eventide as
Director
1934
Freedom of the Seas as
Gamp
1934
The Man Who Changed His Name as
Workman (uncredited)
1934
Those Were the Days as
Shopkeeper With Telephone (uncredited)
1934
The Girl in Possession as
Saunders
1933
The Love Nest as
Pa
1933
Too Many Wives (uncredited)
1933
The Acting Business as
Ward
1933
The Ghost Camera as
Farmer (uncredited)
1933
The Iron Stair as
Sloan
1932
Bachelor's Baby as
Mr. Ponder
1932
Love on Wheels as
Bus Passenger (uncredited)
1932
A Letter of Warning (Short) as
Vicar
1932
The Spare Room (Short) as
Mr. Webster
1932
Josser Joins the Navy as
Prof. Black
1932
The Third String as
Sam Small
1931
What a Night! as
Grindle
1931
The Other Mrs. Phipps as
Jem
1931
Rynox as
Samuel Rickforth
1931
The Great Gay Road as
Innkeeper
1931
The Professional Guest (Short) as
Minor Role (uncredited)
1931
The Girl in the Night as
Prof. Winthrop
1931
Stepping Stones as
Suger Daddy
1931
My Wife''s Family as
Noah Nagg
1931
Glamour as
Clockwinder
1931
The Lyons Mail as
George Didier
1931
Contraband Love as
Jude Sterling
1931
The Speckled Band as
Builder (uncredited)
1931
Sherlock Holmes' Fatal Hour as
J.J. Godfrey
1930
A Sister to Assist 'Er as
Thistlethwaite
1930
The W Plan as
Defence Counsel
1929
The Feather as
Professor Vivian
1929
Blackmail as
Mr. White
1929
Piccadilly as
Doorman (uncredited)
1928
In Borrowed Plumes (Short) as
Skipper
1928
Two of a Trade (Short) as
Mate
1927
John Citizen's Lament (Short) as
John Citizen
Miscellaneous
-
Skippy's Playground at Waratah Headquarters (TV Movie documentary) (puppets)
Self
1935
Regal Cavalcade as
Taxi Driver
Archive Footage
2022
My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock (Documentary) as
Self

References

Charles Paton Wikipedia