Donald Calthrop

Donald Calthrop

Acting
Born 1888-04-11 - Died 1940-07-15London, England, UK

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Donald Esme Clayton Calthrop (11 April 1888 – 15 July 1940) was an English stage and film actor. Calthrop made his first stage appearance at eighteen years of age. His first film was The Gay Lord Quex released in 1917. He starred as the title character in the successful musical The Boy in the same year. He then appeared in 63 films between 1916 and 1940, including five films directed by Alfred Hitchcock. He died in Eton, Berkshire from a heart attack while he was filming Major Barbara (1941).

Movies (55)

Number Seventeen
5.5

Number Seventeen

1932Movie5.5
Murder!
5.9

Murder!

1930Movie5.9
Blackmail
6.5

Blackmail

1929Movie6.5
The Clairvoyant
6.0

The Clairvoyant

1935Movie6.0
It's a Cop
8.0

It's a Cop

1934Movie8.0
Shooting Stars
7.1

Shooting Stars

1928Movie7.1
Let George Do It!
6.2

Let George Do It!

1940Movie6.2
Fire Over England
6.2

Fire Over England

1937Movie6.2
Uneasy Virtue
7.0

Uneasy Virtue

1931Movie7.0
Love from a Stranger
6.3

Love from a Stranger

1937Movie6.3
The Man Who Changed His Mind
6.1

The Man Who Changed His Mind

1936Movie6.1
The Bells
8.0

The Bells

1931Movie8.0
Scrooge
6.1

Scrooge

1935Movie6.1
Man of the Moment
7.5

Man of the Moment

1935Movie7.5
Charley's (Big-Hearted) Aunt
5.6

Charley's (Big-Hearted) Aunt

1940Movie5.6
Rome Express
6.1

Rome Express

1932Movie6.1
I Was a Spy
6.4

I Was a Spy

1933Movie6.4
Major Barbara
6.8

Major Barbara

1941Movie6.8
The Night Porter
7.0

The Night Porter

1930Movie7.0
Elstree Calling
5.0

Elstree Calling

1930Movie5.0
Fires of Fate
8.0

Fires of Fate

1932Movie8.0
Thunder in the City
6.0

Thunder in the City

1937Movie6.0
The Man Behind the Mask
5.3

The Man Behind the Mask

1936Movie5.3
Nelson
2.7

Nelson

1918Movie2.7
Broken Blossoms
6.1

Broken Blossoms

1936Movie6.1
Friday the Thirteenth
6.4

Friday the Thirteenth

1933Movie6.4
Star Impersonations
7.0

Star Impersonations

1930Movie7.0
The Divine Spark
8.0

The Divine Spark

1935Movie8.0
The Phantom Light
5.6

The Phantom Light

1935Movie5.6
Early to Bed
10.0

Early to Bed

1933Movie10.0
Potiphar's Wife
8.0

Potiphar's Wife

1931Movie8.0
Sorrell and Son
5.0

Sorrell and Son

1934Movie5.0
The Clue of the New Pin
8.0

The Clue of the New Pin

1929Movie8.0
Red Ensign
6.0

Red Ensign

1934Movie6.0
Band Waggon
5.7

Band Waggon

1940Movie5.7
Atlantic
5.3

Atlantic

1929Movie5.3
Song of Soho
10.0

Song of Soho

1930Movie10.0
The Ghost Train
8.0

The Ghost Train

1931Movie8.0
We Take Off Our Hats
7.0

We Take Off Our Hats

1930Movie7.0
Two Worlds
10.0

Two Worlds

1930Movie10.0
This Acting Business
8.0

This Acting Business

1933Movie8.0
Masks and Faces
4.5

Masks and Faces

1917Movie4.5
F.P.1
6.6

F.P.1

1933Movie6.6
Nelson; The Story of England's Immortal Naval Hero

Nelson; The Story of England's Immortal Naval Hero

1918Movie
Many Waters
8.0

Many Waters

1931Movie8.0
Me and Marlborough
5.6

Me and Marlborough

1935Movie5.6
Up the Poll

Up the Poll

1929Movie
Café Colette
10.0

Café Colette

1937Movie10.0
All Riot on the Western Front
7.0

All Riot on the Western Front

1930Movie7.0
Cape Forlorn
8.3

Cape Forlorn

1931Movie8.3
Almost a Honeymoon
10.0

Almost a Honeymoon

1930Movie10.0
Money for Nothing
10.0

Money for Nothing

1932Movie10.0
Loose Ends
9.0

Loose Ends

1930Movie9.0
Industrial Britain
5.6

Industrial Britain

1931Movie5.6
Spanish Eyes
10.0

Spanish Eyes

1930Movie10.0