Acting
Hal Gordon
EN cinema · 74 credits
Born
16 April 1894
Died
1 January 1946 (aged 51)
Birthplace
London, England, UK
Known for
Filmography
I'll Turn to You
1946
I'll Turn to You
as Taxi Driver (uncredited)

Millions Like Us
as M.C at Dance

The Next of Kin
as Builder's Labourer (uncredited)

Let George Do It!
as Alf Arbuckle, Dinky Do

Spare a Copper
as Sergeant

Trouble Brewing
as Brewery Truck Driver

Come on George!
as Stableboy

Dead Men Tell No Tales
as Sergeant

It's in the Air
as Nobby Clark, mechanic

Keep Fit
as Reporter

Queen of Hearts
as Stage Manager

The Man Behind the Mask
as Sergeant

No Exit
as County Constable

The Amazing Quest of Ernest Bliss
as Bill Bronson

One Good Turn
as Bert

Keep Your Seats, Please
as Sailor

Dusty Ermine
as Det. Sergeant Helmsley

Southern Roses
as Mr. Mountford

Play Up the Band
as Band Leader

Dance Band
as Spike, Lewis' thug

Invitation to the Waltz
as Sergeant

18 Minutes
as Osso

Dandy Dick
as Mullins
Lend Me Your Wife
1935
Lend Me Your Wife
as Nick Larkin

My Song Goes Round the World
as Stage Manger

The Outcast
as Jim Truman

The Great Defender
as Percival Brown

A Political Party
as Alf Jenks

The Pride of the Force
as Dick Smith

Crime on the Hill
as Sgt. Granger

Let Me Explain, Dear
as Parrott

Radio Parade
as Garage Mechanic

Hawleys of High Street
as Nichols

Happy
as Conjuror
Their Night Out
1933
Their Night Out
as Sgt. Bert Simpson
Lord Camber's Ladies
1932
Lord Camber's Ladies
as Stage Manager

Josser in the Army
as Parker

Brother Alfred
as Harold Voles

Jack's the Boy
as Man with scarf at accident

Lucky Girl
as Police Constable

His Wife's Mother
as Munro

Money Talks
as Pug Wilson

Sleepless Nights
as Gendarme
The Last Coupon
1932
The Last Coupon
as Rusty Walker

A Night Like This
as Taxi Driver(uncredited)

Money for Nothing
as Waiter
The Strangler
1932
The Strangler
as Leveridge

Insult
as Sergeant

Bill and Coo
as Harry, the stage manager

Up for the Cup
as Proprietor

Old Soldiers Never Die
as Recruit

Out of the Blue
as Videlop

Poor Old Bill
as Jack

Adam's Apple
as Drunk










