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Tom Helmore
In short · Acted for five decades — 25 credits.
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25 credits
Flipper's New Adventure(1964)
Sir Halsey Hopewell
Film
The Time Machine(1960)
Anthony Bridewell
Film
Count Your Blessings(1959)
Hugh Palgrave
Film
The Man in the Net(1959)
Gordon Moreland
Film
Vertigo(1958)
Gavin Elster
Film
Designing Woman(1957)
Zachary Wilde
Film
This Could Be the Night(1957)
Stowe Devlin
Film
Lucy Gallant(1955)
Jim Wardman
Film
The Tender Trap(1955)
Mr. Loughran
Film
Let's Do It Again(1953)
Courtney Craig
Film
Trouble Along the Way(1953)
Harold McCormick
Film
Shadow on the Wall(1950)
Crane Weymouth
Film
Scene of the Crime(1949)
Norrie Lorfield
Film
Three Daring Daughters(1948)
Michael Pemberton
FilmShadowed Eyes(1940)
Ian
FilmEasy Riches(1938)
Harry Miller
FilmThe Right Age to Marry(1935)
Stephen
Film
The Riverside Murder(1935)
Alfred Jerome
FilmThe Feathered Serpent(1934)
Peter Dewin
FilmUp for the Derby(1933)
Ronnie Gordon
Film
The King's Cup(1933)
Ronnie Helmore
FilmThe Barton Mystery(1932)
Harry Maitland
Film
The House of Unrest(1931)
David
FilmMy Wife's Family(1931)
Willie Nagg
Film
White Cargo(1929)
Worthing
Film
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