Full Name Raymond Lovell Children Simone Lovell Role Film actor | Name Raymond Lovell Occupation Actor | |
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Born 13 April 1900 ( 1900-04-13 ) Montreal Canada Died October 1, 1953, London, United Kingdom Spouse Tamara Desni (m. 1947–1951), Margot Ruddock (m. ?–1953) Grandchildren Simon Halliday, Patrick Halliday, Ben Halliday Movies 49th Parallel, Caesar and Cleopatra, Candlelight in Algeria, Hotel Reserve, Warn That Man Similar People Simone Lovell, Tamara Desni, Gabriel Pascal, Xenia Desni, Arthur Crabtree | ||
Raymond Lovell (13 April 1900 – 1 October 1953) was a Canadian-born film actor who performed in British films. He mainly played supporting roles, often somewhat pompous characters.
Lovell married Margot Ruddock, an actress, singer and poet, with whom he had a daughter, Simone Lovell. This relationship broke down when Ruddock began an affair with W. B. Yeats in 1934, the year her daughter was born. In 1947 he married Tamara Desni, which ended in a divorce in 1951.
Lovell initially trained as a physician at Cambridge University, but gave up medicine for the stage in the 1920s.
Filmography
Actor
1953
The Vanquished as
Prosecution Barrister (uncredited)
1953
The Steel Key as
Inspector Forsythe
1952
The Pickwick Papers as
Aide
1952
Time, Gentlemen, Please! as
Sir Digby Montague
1951
Androcles and the Lion (TV Movie) as
Caesar
1950
The Mudlark as
Sergeant Footman Naseby
1950
BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (TV Series) as
George Holyoake
- Party Manners (1950) - George Holyoake
1949
Naughty Arlette as
Hedges
1949
Madness of the Heart as
Comte de Vandiere
1949
Old English (TV Movie) as
Sylvanus Heythorp
1949
Fools Rush In as
Sir Charles Leigh
1949
The Bad Lord Byron as
John Hobhouse
1949
Once Upon a Dream as
Mr. Trout
1948
But Not in Vain as
Jan Alting
1948
Quartet as
Sir Frederick Bland (segment "The Alien Corn")
1948
The Blind Goddess as
Frank Mainwaring KC
1948
My Brother's Keeper as
Wainwright
1948
The Calendar as
Lord Willie Panniford
1948
Snowbound as
Undetermined Role (unconfirmed, uncredited)
1948
So Evil My Love as
Edgar Bellamy
1948
The Three Weird Sisters as
Owen Morgan-Vaughan
1948
Who Killed Van Loon? as
John Smith / Johann Schmidt
1948
Easy Money as
Conductor (segment The Teddy Ball Story)
1947
The End of the River as
Porpino
1946
Appointment with Crime as
Gus Loman
1946
Night Boat to Dublin as
Paul Faber
1945
Caesar and Cleopatra as
Lucius Septimius
1944
The Way Ahead as
Mr. Jackson - Garage Owner
1944
Hotel Reserve as
Robert Duclos
1944
Candlelight in Algeria as
Von Alven
1943
The Man in Grey as
The Prince Regent
1943
Warn That Man as
Hausemann / Lord Buckley
1942
The Young Mr. Pitt as
George the Third
1942
The Goose Steps Out as
Schmidt
1942
Uncensored as
von Koerner
1942
Alibi as
Prof. Winkler
1942
Let the People Sing as
Bit Role (uncredited)
1941
The Common Touch as
Cartwright
1941
49th Parallel as
Lieutenant Kuhnecke
1941
He Found a Star as
Nick Maurier
1940
Blackout as
Van Dyne
1939
Q Planes as
Northern Salvage Company Manager (uncredited)
1938
Murder Tomorrow as
Inspector Travers
1937
Under Secret Orders as
Col. von Steinberg
1937
Bombs Over London as
Harris
1937
Behind Your Back as
Adam Adams
1937
Glamorous Night as
Ship's Officer (uncredited)
1937
I Married a Spy as
German Secret Service Chief
1936
Gypsy Melody as
Court Chamberlain
1936
Fair Exchange as
Sir Reeves Willoughby
1936
Not So Dusty as
Mr. Holding
1936
Gaol Break as
Duke
1936
Troubled Waters as
Carter
1935
King of the Damned as
Captain Torres
1935
Sexton Blake and the Mademoiselle as
Captain
1935
Crime Unlimited as
Delaney
1935
Someday as
Carr
1935
The Case of Gabriel Perry as
Defense
1934
The Third Clue as
Robinson - Butler
1934
Warn London as
Prefect
1934
Love, Life & Laughter as
Saville (uncredited)
References
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