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Bramwell Fletcher
In short · Acted for three decades — 22 credits.
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21 credits
Immortal Sergeant(1943)
Symes
Film
The Undying Monster(1942)
Dr. Jeff Colbert
Film
Random Harvest(1942)
Harrison
Film
White Cargo(1942)
Wilbur Ashley
Film
The Scarlet Pimpernel(1934)
The Priest
Film
The Monkey's Paw(1933)
Herbert White
Film
Only Yesterday(1933)
Scott Hughes
Film
The Right to Romance(1933)
Man with the Maceys
Film
The Face on the Barroom Floor(1932)
Bill Bronson
Film
The Silent Witness(1932)
Anthony Howard
Film
The Mummy(1932)
Ralph Norton
Film
A Bill of Divorcement(1932)
Gareth
Film
Men of the Sky(1931)
Eric
Film
Daughter of the Dragon(1931)
Ronald Petrie
Film
Svengali(1931)
Billie
Film
The Millionaire(1931)
Carter Andrews
Film
Once a Lady(1931)
Allen Corinth
Film
To What Red Hell(1930)
Jim Nolan
Film
Raffles(1930)
Bunny
FilmSo This Is London(1930)
Alfred Honeycutt
FilmChick(1928)
Chick Beane
Film
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- Lamp Unto My FeetSelf · 1948
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