Edward Lexy(1897-1970)

Actor

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Edward Lexy in Vedettes du pavé (1938)

Edward Lexy was born on 18 February 1897 in London, England, UK. He was an actor, known for South Riding (1938), Terreur des morts vivants (1938) and BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (1950). He died on 31 January 1970 in Dublin, Ireland.

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Known for

Edna Best, Edmund Gwenn, and Ralph Richardson in South Riding (1938)

6.7

Mr. Holly

1938

Terreur des morts vivants (1938)

Terreur des morts vivants

5.5

Inspector Dobie

1938

BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (1950)

BBC Sunday-Night Theatre

7.2

TV Series

Macmorris

TV Series

Major Blessington-Piper

Credits

Actor

The Man Who Wouldn't Talk
6.3
- Hobbs (uncredited)
- 1958
Le Scandale Costello
6.5
- Fourth Man in Irish Pub (uncredited)
- 1957
Billy Bunter of Greyfriars School
7.0
TV Series
- Mr. Prout
- 1952–1957
Quand se lève la lune
6.6
- Quartermaster Sergeant (3rd Episode)
- 1957
Up in the World
6.5
- Detective Superintendant
- 1956
New Ramps for Old
TV Series
- Superintendent of Police
- 1956
The March Hare
5.1
- Bookie
- 1956
Where There's a Will
6.1
- Mafeking Brewer
- 1955
Capitaine Mystère
6.1
- Army general (uncredited)
- 1955
There's Always a Better Way: Views on Trial
6.2
Short
- Clootie
- 1954
Orders Are Orders
4.8
- Capt. Ledger
- 1954
The Golden Link
- Maj. Grey
- 1954
Miss Robin Hood
6.2
- Wilson
- 1952
You're Only Young Twice
4.9
- Lord Carshennie
- 1952
The Happy Family
6.6
- Alderman
- 1952

Personal details

Alternative names
- Edward Levy
Born
- February 18, 1897
- London, England, UK
Died
- January 31, 1970
- Dublin, Ireland(undisclosed)

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Trivia
British character actor, on stage from 1936 and in films soon after. Invariably in authoritarian roles as police officers, military brass, heavy fathers and the like. Retired 1958.

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