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J.H. Roberts

Jul 10, 1884 (139 years old) in London, England, UK

J.H. Roberts (full name John Henry Roberts) was an English stage, screen, and television actor, as well as a film producer and television director.

Known For

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Young and Innocent

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Dangerous Moonlight

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Goodbye, Mr. Chips

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Night Train to Munich

Marry Me

Credits

1949 · Marry Me as Old Gent in Train
1948 · Uneasy Terms as Sallins
1948 · Blanche Fury as Doctor
1945 · The Agitator as Mr. Ambler
1943 · The Dark Tower as Dr. Wilson
1942 · The First of the Few as Sir Robert McLean
1942 · Uncensored as Father Corot
1942 · Penn of Pennsylvania as Ford
1941 · Dangerous Moonlight as Residing Physician (as J.H.Roberts)
1940 · The Door with Seven Locks as Luis Silva
1940 · Night Train to Munich as
1940 · Charley's (Big-Hearted) Aunt as Dean of Bowgate
1939 · Goodbye, Mr. Chips as Doctor (uncredited)
1938 · Alf's Button Afloat as Aladdin
1938 · The Divorce of Lady X as Slade
1937 · Young and Innocent as Solicitor Henry Briggs
1937 · The Mill on the Floss as Mr. Glegg
1937 · Farewell Again as Dr. Pearson
1936 · Accused as President of Court (as John Roberts)
1936 · Juggernaut as Chalmers
1935 · The Morals of Marcus as Butler
1934 · The Green Pack as Dr. Thurston
1934 · The Luck of a Sailor as Official with Gavel
1933 · High Finance as Ladcock
1933 · It's a Boy as Registrar
1932 · White Face as Dr. Marford
1931 · A Safe Affair as Judd
1931 · Alibi as Dr. Sheppard
1928 · The Constant Nymph as Dr. Churchill
1913 · Streets of New York as Captain Fairweather