Acting
Henry Oscar
EN cinema · 70 credits
Born
13 July 1891
Died
28 December 1969 (aged 78)
Birthplace
London, England, UK
Also known as Harry Oscar · Henry Wale
Known for
Filmography
Walk's End
as Mr. Wardle
War-Gods of the Deep
as Mumford
Murder Ahoy
as Lord Rudkin
The Long Ships
as Auctioneer
Lawrence of Arabia
as Silliam (uncredited)
The Brides of Dracula
as Otto Lang
Foxhole in Cairo
as Col. Zeltinger
Oscar Wilde
as Justice Wills
Web of Evidence
as Alderman Sharpe
The Skin of Our Teeth
as Homer / Mr. Tremayne
The Spaniard's Curse
as Mr. Fredericks
The Secret Man
as John Manning
The Little Hut
as Mr. Trollope
Private's Progress
as Art Expert
Portrait of Alison
as John Smith
It's a Great Day
as Borough Surveyor
Diplomatic Passport
as The Chief
Beau Brummell
as Dr. Willis
Knights of the Round Table
as King Mark of Cornwall (uncredited)
Prelude to Fame
as Mario Bondini
The Black Rose
as Friar Roger Bacon
The Bad Lord Byron
1949
The Bad Lord Byron
as Count Gamba
The Man from Yesterday
1949
The Man from Yesterday
as Julius Rickman
Idol of Paris
as Lachman
The Greed of William Hart
as Mr. Moore
The Duke in Darkness
1948
The Duke in Darkness
as The Duke of Lamorre
Bonnie Prince Charlie
as King James II
It Happened in Soho
as Inspector Carp
The Upturned Glass
as Coroner
Mrs. Fitzherbert
as William Pitt
Squadron Leader X
as Dr. Schultz
Hatter's Castle
as Grierson
Penn of Pennsylvania
as Samuel Pepys
The Day Will Dawn
as Newspaper Editor
Atlantic Ferry
as Josiah Eagles
The Flying Squad
as Sir Edward - Police Commissioner
Dead Man's Shoes
as President of the Court
The Saint in London
as Bruno Lang
The Miser
as Harpagon - Father of Cleante and Elise
On the Night of the Fire
as Andrew Pilleger
The Four Feathers
as Dr. Harraz
Spies of the Air
as Porter
The Terror
1938
The Terror
as Joe Conner
Black Limelight
as Inspector Tanner
Luck of the Navy
as Cmdr. Perrin
Fire Over England
as Spanish Ambassador
Return of the Scarlet Pimpernel
as Maximilien Robespierre
Dark Journey
as Swedish Magistrate
Seven Sinners
as Axel Hoyt
Dishonour Bright
as Blenkinsop
The Man Behind the Mask
as Interpol Detective
Sensation
as Superintendant Stainer
No Exit
as Cyril Anstey
Love in Exile
as Dictator
Me and Marlborough
as Goultier
The Tunnel
as Grellier
Night Mail
1935
Night Mail
as Mancini
Love, Life and Laughter
as (uncredited)
The Man Who Knew Too Much
as Dentist George Barbor (uncredited)
Red Ensign
as Raglan
Brides to Be
1934
Brides to Be
as Laurie Randall
After Dark
as Higgins