Austin Trevor
Actor
80 years (Oct 7, 1897 – Jan 22, 1978)Belfast, Ireland, UK [now Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK]
Austin Trevor is a working actor whose accumulated screen time beats that of most leading names. He has worked in drama more often than in any other register. The filmography runs to some 55 credits between film and television. 'The Red Shoes' is the most-watched work of the career, as Prof. Palmer. He appears in 'Goodbye, Mr. Chips' too.
Austin Trevor
Actor
Austin Trevor is a working actor whose accumulated screen time beats that of most leading names. He has worked in drama more often than in any other register. The filmography runs to some 55 credits between film and television. 'The Red Shoes' is the most-watched work of the career, as Prof. Palmer. He appears in 'Goodbye, Mr. Chips' too.
51 Movies
Plays Prof. Palmer
The Red Shoes
1948
Plays Capt. Prada
Night Train to Munich
1940
Plays Judson
The Alphabet Murders
1965
Plays Edward Wilton
Seven Waves Away
1957
Plays Col. Vronsky
Anna Karenina
1948
Plays Secretary General
Carlton-Browne of the F.O.
1959
Plays Police Commissaire
So Long at the Fair
1950
Plays Count Krimbi, Aide to King Pavel II
Surprise Package
1960
Plays Ralston
Goodbye, Mr. Chips
1939
Plays Commissioner Wayne
Horrors of the Black Museum
1959
Plays Le Beau
As You Like It
1936
Plays The Vicar
Escape!
1930
Plays Leon de Colville
To Paris with Love
1955
Plays Pierre Santos
Inside the Room
1935
Plays Dr. Muller
Dark Journey
1937
Plays French Registrar
The Young Mr. Pitt
1942
Plays Marquis de Grand Coeur
Rembrandt
1936
Plays Hercule Poirot
Alibi
1931
Plays Leopold Dryden
Death at Broadcasting House
1934
Plays Dean Foster
Konga
1961
Plays Sir Hervey Shaw
Tons of Trouble
1956
Plays U-boat Captain
The Big Blockade
1942
Plays Col. Adraxine
Knight Without Armour
1937
Plays Hercule Poirot
Black Coffee
1931
Plays Count de Verneuil
The Beloved Vagabond
1936
Plays The Herald
Father Brown
1954
Plays Major Lutzen
Lisbon Story
1946
Plays Hercule Poirot
Lord Edgware Dies
1934
Plays The Duke
Champagne Charlie
1944
Plays Boris Vladimir
Under Your Hat
1940
Plays Swiss Hotelier-Gang Leader
Dusty Ermine
1936
Plays Lamotte
Mimi
1935
Plays Inspector Parker
The Silent Passenger
1935
Plays Mr. Petitval
Dangerous Exile
1957
Plays Count de Verneuil
The Beloved Vagabond
1936
Plays Heinreks
Law and Disorder
1940
Plays Pierre Falaise
The Broken Melody
1934
Plays Captain Larco
On Secret Service
1933
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The Alphabet Murders
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BBC Play of the Month
Dr. Coutras
1967Season 3
The Alphabet Murders
Judson
1965
Operation Stogie
General Tankard
1962
The Court Martial of Major Keller
Lt. Gen. Sir Harold Power
1961
Never Back Losers
Col. Warburton
1961
The Day the Earth Caught Fire
Sir John Kelly (uncredited)
1961
Konga
Dean Foster
1961
Surprise Package
Count Krimbi, Aide to King Pavel II
1960
Interpol Calling
Dr. Martin
1959Season 1
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Austin Trevor still alive?
Austin Trevor passed away on January 22, 1978 at age 80.
What are the most famous roles of Austin Trevor?
Austin Trevor is best known for roles in The Red Shoes, Sabotage, The Day the Earth Caught Fire.
How many movies has Austin Trevor been in?
Over a 48-year career (since 1930), Austin Trevor has appeared in 51 movies and 4 TV shows.
What was Austin Trevor's first movie?
The career of Austin Trevor began with At the Villa Rose (1930).
What is Austin Trevor's most recent movie or series?
Austin Trevor's most recent release is The Main Chance, which premiered on June 18, 1969.
What TV shows has Austin Trevor appeared in?
On television, Austin Trevor has appeared in Quatermass II, The Third Man, Hancock's Half Hour, BBC Play of the Month.
Austin Trevor
1897-10-07 · Belfast, Ireland, UK [now Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK]
Austin Trevor is a working actor whose accumulated screen time beats that of most leading names. He has worked in drama more often than in any other register. The filmography runs to some 55 credits between film and television. 'The Red Shoes' is the most-watched work of the career, as Prof. Palmer. He appears in 'Goodbye, Mr. Chips' too.