Aubrey Mallalieu(1873-1948)

Actor

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Aubrey Mallalieu in M. Smith agent secret (1941)

Aubrey Mallalieu was born on 8 June 1873 in West Derby, Liverpool, Lancashire, England, UK. He was an actor, known for La chambre aux supplices (1940), Meurtre et lune de miel (1940) and Sous le regard des étoiles (1940). He was married to Winifred A. Chadwick. He died on 28 May 1948 in Ealing, London, England, UK.

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Known for

Leslie Banks, Romilly Lunge, and Lilli Palmer in La chambre aux supplices (1940)

La chambre aux supplices

5.4

Lord Charles Francis Selford

1940

Meurtre et lune de miel (1940)

Meurtre et lune de miel

6.2

Rev. Simon Goodacre

1940

Sous le regard des étoiles (1940)

Sous le regard des étoiles

7.0

Hudspeth

1940

The Face at the Window (1939)

The Face at the Window

5.9

M. de Brisson

1939

Credits

Actor

The Bad Lord Byron
5.2
- 1st Old club member
- 1949
La Reine des cartes
7.1
- Fedya
- 1949
Sarabande
6.5
- Envoy at Ahlden
- 1948
Winslow contre le roi
7.6
- Mr. Roberts (uncredited)
- 1948
Bond Street
6.4
- Parkins (uncredited)
- 1948
Calling Paul Temple
6.0
- Waiter at The Falcon Inn
- 1948
Counterblast
6.0
- Maj. Walsh
- 1948
Loyalties
TV Movie
- Treisure
- 1948
The Fatal Night
7.2
- Yokel
- 1948
Victoria Regina
TV Movie
- Archbishop of Canterbury
- 1947
The Ghosts of Berkeley Square
5.8
- Butler (uncredited)
- 1947
The Master of Bankdam
6.9
- Dr. Bouviere
- 1947
Frieda
7.1
- Irvine
- 1947
Meet Me at Dawn
5.8
- Prefect of Police
- 1947
Erreurs amoureuses
5.8
- Night Porter
- 1947

Personal details

Born
- June 8, 1873
- West Derby, Liverpool, Lancashire, England, UK
Died
- May 28, 1948
- Ealing, London, England, UK(undisclosed)
Spouse
- Winifred A. Chadwick

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Trivia
White-haired, bespectacled British character actor of Dickenssian appearance, complete with comb-over. Believed to have acted on stage in Australia and New Zealand during the first two decades of the 20th century. On screen from the 1930's, usually as respectable elder gentlemen of the establishment.

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