H.F. Maltby
Biography
Henry Francis Maltby (25 November 1880 – 25 October 1963) was a prolific writer for the London stage and British cinema from after the First World War until the 1950s. He also appeared in many films.
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Known For
Acting
1937
asPolice Sergeant
1937
asMr. Duffield
1934
asCummins
1936
as1936
asMr Crow
1935
as
1936
asSir Roger Wimpleton
1938
asStephen Sims
1935
asAdmiral Leopold Simcox
1937
asJohn Rigby
1938
asSgt. Walter Musgrave
1936
asStubbins
1936
asBurgomaster
1939
asLarge Pompous Diner
1934
as1937
asMr. Bartholomew
1936
asBank Director
1936
asSolicitor
1945
as
1940
asColonel Sheepshanks
1937
asPatchett
1934
asHarcourt
1934
asSir James Barrington-Oakes
1934
asMr. Bullamy
1937
asLord Beckley
1934
asHerr Doctor
1934
asAdmiral
1940
asInspector
1939
asRandolph Macaulay
1939
asSergeant Bull
1935
asTetley
1939
asGen. Hogsley
1939
asGeneral Tukes
1937
asDirector
1934
asKaid
1940
asMaj. Hall-Vett
1940
asMajor Hall-Vett
1943
asH. G. Popplethwaite
1942
asMaj. Diehard
1936
asMr. Bulger
1936
asSir Algernon Spindle
1945
asCouncillor (uncredited)
1944
asMr. Portal
1946
asColonel Robbins
1944
asMayor (uncredited)
1939
asSecond Bystander
1941
asMr. Bulger
1936
asOtto Stump
1938
asArthur Gusty
1938
asHodgson
1937
asDirector
1946
asPhipps
Production
Crew
1938
asDirecting
