Occupation Actor Siblings Charles Groves Role Actor | Name Fred Groves Years active 1913-1950 | |
Born 8 August 1880 ( 1880-08-08 ) London, England, UK Died June 4, 1955, London, United Kingdom Movies An Ideal Husband, Sally in Our Alley, The Ghost Camera, The Challenge, No Parking Similar People Maurice Elvey, David Lean, Marcel Varnel, Luis Trenker, Herbert Brenon | ||
Fred Groves (8 August 1880 – 4 June 1955) was a British actor.
Filmography
Actor
1950
Up for the Cup as
Hardcastle
1950
The Girl Who Couldn't Quite as
Manservant
1950
Eye Witness as
Dart Player #6 (uncredited)
1949
Old Mother Riley's New Venture as
Grigsby
1948
My Brother's Keeper as
Landlord
1948
For the Love of Mike (TV Movie) as
Sullivan
1948
My Brother Jonathan as
Lisha Hodgkiss
1948
Jenny Villiers (TV Movie) as
Alfred Leathers / John Stokes
1948
Morning Departure (TV Movie) as
Captain Fenton
1947
Nightbeat as
PC Kendall
1947
An Ideal Husband as
Phipps
1946
Morning Departure (TV Movie) as
Captain Fenton
1940
21 Days Together as
Barnes
1938
Richard of Bordeaux (TV Movie) as
Gloucester
1938
Climbing High as
Doorman (uncredited)
1938
No Parking as
Walsh
1938
The Challenge as
Favre
1938
Strange Boarders (uncredited)
1938
The Beachcomber as
Dutch Sea Captain (uncredited)
1938
The Viper as
Inspector Bradlaw
1937
Murder on Diamond Row as
Martin (uncredited)
1936
Second Bureau as
Sgt. Colleret
1936
Royal Eagle as
Sam Waldock
1936
Beloved Impostor as
Jack Harding
1935
Dance Band as
Pantomime Act
1934
The Old Curiosity Shop as
Showman (uncredited)
1934
A Glimpse of Paradise as
Joshua Ware
1933
Wolves of the Underworld as
Arthur Brandon
1933
The Ghost Camera as
Innkeeper
1932
The World, the Flesh, the Devil as
Dick Morgan
1931
Out of the Blue as
Bannister Blair
1931
Sally in Our Alley as
Alf Cope
1930
Escape! as
Shopkeeper
1930
Suspense as
Pvt. Lomax
1925
Memories (Short) as
The Husband
1923
Squibs' Honeymoon as
PC Charlie Lee
1923
Squibs M.P. as
PC Charlie Lee
1923
Rogues of the Turf as
Bill Higgins
1922
Squibs Wins the Calcutta Sweep as
P. C. Lee
1922
The Crimson Circle as
Inspector Parr
1922
A Master of Craft as
Captain Flower
1921
The Mayor of Casterbridge as
Michael Henchard
1921
Squibs as
PC Charlie Lee
1920
Judge Not as
Burke
1920
Garryowen as
Michael French
1920
London Pride as
Cuthbert Tunks
1919
Castle of Dreams as
John Morton
1917
The Labour Leader as
John Webster
1917
The Grit of a Jew as
Russell
1917
Drink as
Coupeau
1917
Smith as
Tom Freeman
1916
Mother Love as
Alfie
1916
The Manxman as
Pete Quillian - A fisherman
1916
The Two Roads as
Reverand Basil Egerton
1916
Desperation as
John Staffurth
1916
Esther (Short) as
Haman
1916
Meg the Lady as
Giles Curwen
1915
The Firm of Girdlestone as
Ezra Girdlestone
1915
A Will of Her Own as
Dr. Blake
1915
Charity Ann as
Graham Trevor
1915
Fine Feathers as
Richard Dean
1915
Mr. Lyndon at Liberty as
Tom Morrison
1915
Yvonne (Short) as
The Artist
1915
Home as
Steven Armitage
1915
Grip (Short) as
George Somers
1915
Another Man's Wife (Short) as
The Man
1915
Her Nameless Child as
Arthur Ford
1915
The World's Desire as
Sir Richard Bennett
1915
From Shopgirl to Duchess as
Duke of St. Baynum
1915
London's Yellow Peril (Short) as
Gilbert
1915
Florence Nightingale as
Doctor
1915
Gilbert Dying to Die (Short) as
Gilbert
1915
Midshipman Easy (Short) as
Don Sylvio
1915
Gilbert Gets Tiger-Itis (Short) as
Gilbert
1915
Honeymoon for Three as
Cornelius P. Van Dam
1915
There's Good in Everyone (Short) as
Hon. Reginald
1914
The Idol of Paris as
Philippe Castelle
1914
Her Luck in London as
Richard Lenowen
1914
The Price of Justice (Short) as
Lt. Jim Beresford
1914
The Loss of the Birkenhead as
Seth
1914
The Suicide Club as
The President
1914
The Battling British (Short) as
William Lorman
1914
Inquisitive Ike (Short) as
Fred
1914
The Cup Final Mystery (Short) as
Joe Archer
1913
Maria Marten, or: The Murder in the Red Barn (Short) as
William Corder
1913
Popsy Wopsy (Short)
1913
Topsy Wopsy (Short) as
The Composer
1913
Bridegrooms Beware (Short) as
The Bridegroom
Self
1935
Regal Cavalcade as
Soldier
References
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