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Occupation
  
Actor

Name
  
Percy Marmont

Grandchildren
  
Emma Watson

Years active
  
1916–1968

Role
  
Film actor

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Born
  
25 November 1883 (
1883-11-25
)
London, England

Died
  
March 3, 1977, London, United Kingdom

Spouse
  
Dorothy Stewart-Dawson (m. ?–1977)

Children
  
Patricia Marmont, Pam Marmont

Movies
  
Young and Innocent, Rich and Strange, Secret Agent, Mantrap, The Street of Forgotten

Similar People
  
Patricia Marmont, Charles Bennett, Alma Reville, Herbert Brenon, Alfred Hitchcock

Percy Marmont (25 November 1883 – 3 March 1977) was an English film actor. He appeared in more than 80 films between 1916 and 1968. A veteran film actor by 1923, he scored a big hit that year in If Winter Comes, later remade by MGM in 1947 as If Winter Comes. He is best remembered today for playing the title character in Lord Jim (1925) the first film version of Joseph Conrad's novel, and for playing one of Clara Bow's love interests in the Paramount Pictures film Mantrap (1926).

He was born and died in London, England. Marmont had one daughter, Patricia Marmont, born in 1922. Patricia was at one time married to actor Nigel Green.

Filmography

Actor
1969
Hostile Witness as
Justice Matthew Gregory
1960
The Trials of Oscar Wilde as
Guest at Theatre (uncredited)
1958
Tom Barnardo (TV Movie) as
Lord Shaftesbury
1957
The New Adventures of Charlie Chan (TV Series) as
Sir Malcolm Gregg
- Charlie's Highland Fling (1957) - Sir Malcolm Gregg
1956
Lisbon as
Lloyd Merrill
1956
The Count of Monte Cristo (TV Series) as
Henri Fauntelle
- The Carbonari (1956) - Henri Fauntelle
1956
Colonel March of Scotland Yard (TV Series) as
Sir George Watkins
- Death and the Other Monkey (1956) - Sir George Watkins
1955
Footsteps in the Fog as
Magistrate
1955
The Jackdaw (TV Movie) as
The Cardinal, Lord Archbishop of Rheims
1954
Knave of Hearts as
Catherine's Father (uncredited)
1954
Man with a Million as
Lord Hurlingham (uncredited)
1953
Thought to Kill as
Tramp
1953
Four Sided Triangle as
Sir Walter
1953
Rheingold Theatre (TV Series) as
Tramp
- The Five Pound Note (1953) - Tramp
1952
The Gambler and the Lady as
Lord Willens-Hortland
1951
BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (TV Series) as
Dr. S.D. Datcher / Oliver Jordan
- The Morning Star (1952) - Dr. S.D. Datcher
- Dinner at Eight (1951) - Oliver Jordan
1949
Dark Secret as
Vicar
1948
No Orchids for Miss Blandish as
Blandish
1947
Swiss Honeymoon as
The Bridegroom
1946
Loyal Heart as
John Armstrong
1943
I'll Walk Beside You as
Vicar
1942
Those Kids from Town as
Earl
1942
Courageous Mr. Penn as
Holme
1939
The Unquiet Spirit (TV Movie) as
Philip
1937
The Pearls of the Crown as
Le cardinal Wolsey (uncredited)
1937
Young and Innocent as
Col. Burgoyne
1937
Action for Slander as
William Cowbit
1936
David Livingstone as
David Livingstone
1936
The Captain's Table as
John Brooke
1936
Secret Agent as
Caypor
1935
Vanity as
Jefferson Brown
1935
The White Lilac as
Tollitt
1933
Her Imaginary Lover as
Lord Michael Ware
1932
Say It with Music as
Philip Weston
1932
Blind Spot as
Holland Janney
1932
The Silver Greyhound as
Norton Fitzwarren
1931
The Conquest of the Air as
Wilbur Wright (uncredited)
1931
East of Shanghai as
Commander Gordon
1931
The Written Law as
Sir John Rochester
1931
The Loves of Ariane as
Anthony Fraser
1930
Cross Roads as
Jim Wyndham
1930
The Squeaker as
Captain Leslie
1929
The Silver King as
Wilfred Denver
1928
The Lady of the Lake as
James FitzJames
1928
The Warning as
Jim
1928
Ossi hat die Hosen an as
Sir Ralph Wellalone
1928
Yellow Stockings as
Gavin Sinclair
1928
The Stronger Will as
Clive Morton
1928
San Francisco Nights as
John Vickery
1926
Mantrap as
Ralph Prescott
1926
Aloma of the South Seas as
Bob Holden
1926
Fascinating Youth as
Percy Marmont
1926
The Miracle of Life as
Blair Howell
1925
Infatuation as
Sir Arthur Little
1925
Lord Jim as
Lord Jim
1925
Fine Clothes as
Peter Hungerford
1925
The Shining Adventure as
Dr. Hugo McLean
1925
A Woman's Faith as
Donovan Steele
1925
The Street of Forgotten Men as
Easy Money Charley
1925
Just a Woman as
George Rand
1925
Daddy's Gone A-Hunting as
Julian
1924
Idle Tongues as
Dr. Ephraim Nye
1924
You Can't Get Away with It as
Charles Hemingway
1924
K: The Unknown as
'K' Le Moyne
1924
Broken Laws as
Richard Heath
1924
The Clean Heart as
Philip Wriford
1924
Legend of Hollywood as
John Smith
1924
The Enemy Sex as
Garry Lindaberry
1924
When a Girl Loves as
Count Michael
1924
The Marriage Cheat as
Paul Mayne
1924
The Shooting of Dan McGrew as
Jim, Lou's Husband
1923
The Man Life Passed By as
John Turbin
1923
Broadway Broke as
Tom Kerrigan
1923
The Light That Failed as
Dick Heldar
1923
The Midnight Alarm as
Captain Harry Westmore
1923
If Winter Comes as
Mark Sabre
1922
Married People as
Robert Cluer
1922
The First Woman as
Paul Marsh
1921
Wife Against Wife as
Stannard Dole
1921
Love's Penalty as
Steven Saunders
1921
Without Benefit of Clergy (uncredited)
1921
What's Your Reputation Worth? as
Anthony Blake
1920
Dead Men Tell No Tales as
George Stevenson Cole
1920
The Branded Woman as
Douglas Courtenay
1920
Away Goes Prudence as
Hewitt Harland
1920
The Sporting Duchess as
Douglas, Duke of Desborough
1920
Slaves of Pride as
Brewster Howard
1919
The Vengeance of Durand as
Tom Franklin
1919
The Climbers as
Ned Warden
1919
The Winchester Woman as
David Brinton
1919
Three Men and a Girl as
Dr. Henry Forsyth
1919
The Indestructible Wife as
Schuyler Horne
1918
In the Hollow of Her Hand as
Brandon Booth
1918
The Turn of the Wheel as
Frank Grey
1918
The Lie as
Nol Dibdin
1918
Rose of the World as
Lieutenant Belhune
1917
The Monk and the Woman as
Brother Paul
1916
De Voortrekkers as
Horseman (uncredited)
Director
1936
The Captain's Table
Self
1963
This Is Your Life (TV Series documentary) as
Self
- Bessie Love (1963) - Self
Archive Footage
2022
My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock (Documentary) as
Self
2010
Sigrid Holmquist (Short) as
Anthony Clericci
1934
Movie Memories #2 (Documentary short) as
Self

References

Percy Marmont Wikipedia


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