Herbert Rawlinson
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Herbert Rawlinson carries the professional label of British actor, and the public account of his work stops at the credits. The workload is steady enough, if quiet: 188 credits. On film he appears in 'Dark Victory' as Dr. Carter.
Herbert Rawlinson
187 Movies
1 Series
Herbert Rawlinson carries the professional label of British actor, and the public account of his work stops at the credits. The workload is steady enough, if quiet: 188 credits. On film he appears in 'Dark Victory' as Dr. Carter.
Movies
Plays Dr. Carter
Dark Victory
1939
Plays First Mate
Seven Sinners
1940
Plays Dick Ives
The Mating
1918
Plays Arthur Morse
Martin Eden
1914
Plays Mr. Caldwell
Bullets or Ballots
1936
Plays David J. Titus
War Dogs
1942
Plays Lester
The Go-Getter
1937
Plays Graham
Superman
1948
Plays Dr. Frohmann
Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe
1940
Plays Businessman
King of the Cowboys
1943
Plays Mr. D. Redman
The Kid Comes Back
1938
Plays Adm. A.C. Schuyler
Secret Service of the Air
1939
Plays Husband
Slipping Wives
1927
Plays Lewis Sinton
Lady Gangster
1942
Plays Rancher Varney
Colt Comrades
1943
Plays Captain
Swiss Family Robinson
1940
Plays Dr Boris Gregor
Jail Bait
1954
Plays Dignitary on Podium
Lydia
1941
Plays Vincent Springer
Accomplice
1946
Plays King Carney
Strange Alibi
1941
Plays Cottonwood Citizen
Brimstone
1949
Plays District Attorney
You Can't Get Away with Murder
1939
Plays Radio Audition Executive
Nobody's Baby
1937
Plays Army Officer
Swanee River
1939
Plays Chief Agent Crawford
Men Without Names
1935
Plays Doyle
God's Country and the Woman
1937
Plays Lawyer
Fighting Man of the Plains
1949
Plays Mr. James J. Blake
Cosmo Jones, Crime Smasher
1943
Plays Cmdr. Boyle
SOS Coast Guard
1937
Plays Manager of Grauman's
Hollywood Boulevard
1936
Plays Prosecutor
Over the Wall
1938
Plays Doc Sears
The Woman of the Town
1943
Plays Oliver Groves
Dancing Feet
1936
Plays Dr. Stevens
Make a Wish
1937
Plays Major Grant
The Gallant Legion
1948
Plays District Attorney Saunders
Back in Circulation
1937
Plays Grant Jackson
Robinson Crusoe of Clipper Island
1936
Plays Cole - the Revenue Officer
The Trail of Cards
1913
Plays Avery Flickner
Women Are Like That
1938
Plays Dr. Hartman
That Certain Woman
1937
Plays Ex-Soldier Commander
Tramp, Tramp, Tramp!
1942
Plays John Crane
Free, Blonde and 21
1940
Plays Mr. Decker
Five Little Peppers at Home
1940
Plays Senator Holden
Chain Gang
1950
Plays Ranger Captain Jennings
Riders of the Deadline
1943
Plays Buck Peters
Lumberjack
1944
Plays District Attorney Larson
Midnight Court
1937
Plays Mr. George Copelin
Love Is on the Air
1937
Plays Kurt Hansen
Show Them No Mercy!
1935
Plays Tom Clark
Lost Canyon
1942
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Jail Bait
Full Filmography
Jail Bait
Dr Boris Gregor
1954
Film
The Flaming Urge
Herb - Fire Chief
1953
Film
Adventures of Superman
Rozan · 1 episode
1952
TV
Gene Autry and the Mounties
Inspector Wingate
1951
Film
Chain Gang
Senator Holden
1950
Film
Fighting Man of the Plains
Lawyer
1949
Film
Brimstone
Cottonwood Citizen
1949
Film
Strange Gamble
John Murray
1948
Film
Borrowed Trouble
Groves
1948
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Herbert Rawlinson still alive?
Herbert Rawlinson passed away on July 12, 1953 at age 67.
What are the most famous roles of Herbert Rawlinson?
Herbert Rawlinson is best known for roles in Dark Victory, Jail Bait, Bullets or Ballots.
How many movies has Herbert Rawlinson been in?
Over a 42-year career (since 1911), Herbert Rawlinson has appeared in 187 movies and 1 TV shows.
What was Herbert Rawlinson's first movie?
The career of Herbert Rawlinson began with The Cowboy and the Shrew (1911).
What is Herbert Rawlinson's most recent movie or series?
Herbert Rawlinson's most recent release is Jail Bait, which premiered on May 12, 1954.
What TV shows has Herbert Rawlinson appeared in?
On television, Herbert Rawlinson has appeared in Adventures of Superman, Mr. & Mrs. North.
Herbert Rawlinson
1885-11-14 · New Brighton, Cheshire, England, UK
Herbert Banemann Rawlinson (15 November 1885 – 12 July 1953) was an English-born stage, film, radio, and television actor. A leading man during Hollywood's silent film era, Rawlinson transitioned to character roles after the advent of sound films.
Rawlinson was born in New Brighton, Cheshire, England, UK. He sailed to America on the same ship as Charlie Chaplin.
He died of lung cancer in 1953.