Hugh Walpole(1884-1941)

Writer
Actor

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Hugh Walpole was born on 13 March 1884 in Auckland, New Zealand. He was a writer and actor, known for Un bienfait dangereux (1935), Femme en péril (1951) and Son roman d'amour (1935). He died on 1 June 1941 in Brackenburn, England, UK.

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Known for

Basil Rathbone, Frank Albertson, Mary Carlisle, and Aline MacMahon in Un bienfait dangereux (1935)

Un bienfait dangereux

6.9

Writer

1935

Femme en péril (1951)

Femme en péril

7.1

Writer

1951

Helen Hayes and Robert Montgomery in Son roman d'amour (1935)

Son roman d'amour

6.0

Writer

1935

Thriller (1960)

8.2

TV Series

Writer

Credits

Writer

Plac pre syna
TV Movie
- story
- 1982
Ten from the Twenties
8.6
TV Series
- short story
- 1975
Between the Wars
TV Series
- story
- 1973
BBC Play of the Month
6.8
TV Series
- based on the novel by
- 1968
Bis ans Ende
TV Movie
- play "The Old Ladies"
- 1964
Judith Paris
TV Mini Series
- novel "Judith Paris"
- 1964
Les vieilles dames de Polchester
TV Movie
- novel (as Hugh Seymour Walpole)
- 1962
Thriller
8.2
TV Series
- story
- 1962
Festival
5.8
TV Series
- novel
- 1960
ITV Play of the Week
6.7
TV Series
- story "The Silver Mask"
- 1960
The Herries Chronicle
TV Series
- novel "Rogue Herries"
- 1960
Saturday Playhouse
TV Series
- novel "The Cathedral"
- 1959
Gäste im Haus
TV Movie
- novel
- 1957
Hour of Mystery
TV Series
- original story
- 1957
ITV Television Playhouse
8.1
TV Series
- story
- original story
- 1956–1957

Actor

Personal details

Alternative names
- Hugh Seymour Walpole
Born
- March 13, 1884
- Auckland, New Zealand
Died
- June 1, 1941
- Brackenburn, England, UK(heart attack)
Other works
Broadway: Wrote story for "Kind Lady". Play written by Edward Chodorov. Directed by H.C. Potter. Longacre Theatre. 20 performances.
Publicity listings
- 1 Print Biography
- 4 Articles

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Trivia
Bachelor.

Quotes
Don't play for safety. It's the most dangerous thing in the world.

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