Gus McNaughton(1881-1969)

Actor
Writer

Gus McNaughton in Vedettes du pavé (1938)

Gus McNaughton was born on 29 July 1881 in London, England, UK. He was an actor and writer, known for Les 39 marches (1935), Leave It to Me (1933) and Not So Dusty (1936). He was married to Charlotte Govett. He died on 18 November 1969 in Castor, England, UK.

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Known for

Les 39 marches

7.6

Commercial Traveller(as Gus Mac Naughton)

1935

Leave It to Me

Baxter

1933

Not So Dusty

Nobby Clark

1936

Strange Adventures of Mr. Smith

Will Smith
Black Patch

1937

Credits

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Actor

The Lighter Side
TV Series
- (as Gus MacNaughton)
- 1951
Moving House
5.8
Short
- Removal man (as Gus MacNaughton)
- 1950
Feature Story
- 1949
Another Case of Poisoning
6.2
Short
- Albert Norris (as Gus MacNaughton)
- 1949
This Was a Woman
6.8
- Vet Surgeon (uncredited)
- 1948
The Turners of Prospect Road
5.8
- Knocker
- 1947
Here Comes the Sun
5.9
- Barrett
- 1946
The Trojan Brothers
6.2
- Frank
- 1946
Le médaillon fatal
6.2
- PC Hargreaves
- 1945
Demobbed
4.2
- Capt. Gregson
- 1944
The Shipbuilders
6.2
- Jim (as Gus Macnaughton)
- 1943
Rose of Tralee
- Gleeson
- 1942
Much Too Shy
6.2
- Manager of Commercial Art School (as Gus Mc Naughton)
- 1942
Let the People Sing
6.7
- Ketley
- 1942
Riposte à Narvik
6.1
- Army Sergeant
- 1942

Writer

Personal details

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Alternative names
- Gus MacNaughton
Height
- 1.75 m
Born
- July 29, 1881
- London, England, UK
Died
- November 18, 1969
- Castor, England, UK(undisclosed)
Spouse
- Charlotte Govett1905 - 1959 (her death, 2 children)
Children
- Elizabeth Howard
Publicity listings
- 2 Articles

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Trivia
British character comedian with slicked back hair and a beaky nose, who started as a music hall stand up comic in 1899. For several years, he was a member of Fred Karno's pantomime company. Specialised in films as the fast-talking sidekick to the hero, or as comic foil. Notable in two films by Alfred Hitchcock: Meurtre (1930) and Les 39 marches (1935).