Miles Mander
from Wolverhampton, England
from Wolverhampton, England
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Miles Mander (May 14, 1888 – February 8, 1946), born Lionel Henry Mander (and sometimes credited as Luther Miles), was a well-known and versatile English character actor of the early Hollywood cinema, also a film director and producer, and a playwright and novelist.
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Lord Warrick
Dr. Marko
Mr. Rogan
Sir Robert Bentley
Over the Shoulder Reader
Chief Inspector W.R. Allison
Frederick Malone
British Secretary
Mr. Brigstock
Major Loring (uncredited)
Judge Brisson
Giles Conover
Charles Seagrave
Leuwen Grayle
Col. Herman Fournier
Colonel Fitzhume (uncredited)
Pleyel
Weatherby (uncredited)
Sir Frederick Fleet
Businessman (uncredited)
Professor Langer
Dr. Wilton
Major Cunningham
Dr. Kurt Immelman
Portmaster
Major
German Agent on Radio (voice) (uncredited)
Dr. Leonard V. Meecham
Floyd Kirsten
James V. Thorne
Kilpatrick
Paul Panois
Tom Armitage
Lord Keith
Doctor (uncredited)
Dr. Lockberg
Attorney General (uncredited)
Mr. Charles Pryor
Sir Malcolm Drake (uncredited)
Homer
Deacon Arnold Foster
Dr. Rankin
Lieut. Strope
Roger Smythe
Cardinal Richelieu
Lord Wickham
Lockwood
Horace Granville
Aramis
Sir John Gresham
King Henry VI
Ebenezer Balfour
Fred Thomas
Benjamin Disraeli
Corey
James Stratton
The Sparkler
Jukes
Director
Garry Ames
Bert
King Louis XIII
Adaptation
Feize
Capt. Ronald Dancy, DSO
Wriothesley
Captain Auguste Lutte
Harley Travers
Claude Holford
Ambatriadi
Harry Tresham
Dialogue
Writer
Gordon Moore
Theatre Play
Director
Guy Merrow
Raymond Carteret
Gordon Druce
Adolf Sperber
Armand de Marny
Mr. Borwick
Capt. Gardner
Sir Hugo Boycott
London Love
Sir James Daring
Rollo Stevens
Hon Gerald Pillick
False Colours
Director
Levett
The Prude's Fall
Sir Neville Moreton
Producer
Godfrey Norton