Nigel Barrie
Personal Info
Known for
Acting
Gender
Male
Birthday
1889-02-05
Day of Death
1971-10-08 (82 years old)
Place of Birth
Calcutta, Bengal Presidency, British India [now India]
Nigel Barrie
Biography
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Known For
Acting
(1938)
Anything to Declare?
as Colonel Lockwood
(1937)
Passenger to London
as Sir Donald Frame
(1931)
Old Soldiers Never Die
as Doctor
(1931)
Dreyfus
as Captain Jules Lauth
(1930)
(1929)
Under the Greenwood Tree
as Shinar
(1929)
The Plaything
as Wallace McKinnel
(1928)
Cocktails
as Giles
(1928)
The Ringer
as Inspector Wembury
(1928)
Behind the Counter
as The Floorwalker
(1927)
The Shield of Honor
as Robert Chandler
(1927)
The Climbers
as Duke of Arrogan
(1927)
The Lone Eagle
as Captain Richardson
(1927)
Husband Hunters
as Rex Holden
(1926)
Sunshine of Paradise Alley
as Stanley Douglas
(1926)
The Love Thief
as Captain Emanuel Menisurgo
(1926)
The Amateur Gentleman
as Sir Mortimer Carnaby
(1925)
Express Train of Love
as Fred
(1925)
The Tower of Silence
as Arved Holl
(1924)
Claude Duval
as Claude Duval
(1924)
The Desert Sheik
as Maj. Egerton
(1924)
Lights of London
as Harold Armytage
(1924)
(1923)
Fires of Fate
as Col. Egerton
(1922)
East Is West
as Jimmy Potter
(1922)
Peg o' My Heart
as Charistian Brent
(1922)
The Strangers' Banquet
as John Keogh
(1922)
The Fast Freight
as John Hammond
(1922)
Heroes and Husbands
as Walter Gaylord
(1921)
Charge It
as Dana Herrick
(1921)
The Little Minister
as Captain Halliwell
(1921)
A Prince There Was
as Jack Carruthers
(1920)
The Honey Bee
as Blink Moran
(1920)
A Slave of Vanity
as Laurence Trenwith
(1920)
Girl in the Web
as Dick Ferguson
(1920)
The Turning Point
as James Edgerton
(1919)
The Cinema Murder
as Philip Romilly
(1919)
The Better Wife
as Sir Richard Beverly
(1919)
Josselyn's Wife
as Gibbs Josselyn
(1919)
Diane of the Green Van
as Philip Poynter
(1919)
Widow by Proxy
as Lt. Steven Pennington
(1917)
Bab's Burglar
as Carter Brooks
(1917)
(1917)
Bab's Diary
as Carter Brooks
(1916)
Beatrice Fairfax
as Donald Jordan / Bert Kerrigan