Lawford Davidson(1890-1962)

Actor

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Lawford Davidson

Lawford Davidson was born on 1 January 1890 in London, England, UK. He was an actor, known for Le Vagabond roi (1930), Son plus beau combat (1927) and The Abbey Grange (1922). He died on 8 November 1962 in Devon, England, UK.

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Known for

Dennis King and Jeanette MacDonald in Le Vagabond roi (1930)

Le Vagabond roi

5.2

Tristan

1930

Richard Barthelmess in Son plus beau combat (1927)

Son plus beau combat

6.0

Lieutenant Hugo Breen

1927

The Abbey Grange

Short

Sir Eustace Brackenstall

1922

7.8

Short

Mephistopheles

1922

Credits

Actor

Les anges de l'enfer
7.3
- British Officer Shot by Firing Squad (uncredited)
- 1930
Ladies Love Brutes
5.8
- George Windham
- 1930
Le Vagabond roi
5.2
- Tristan
- 1930
Her Private Affair
5.1
- Arnold Hartmann
- 1929
Fu-Manchou
6.0
- Clarkson (uncredited)
- 1929
Le studio tragique
5.4
- Al Hemming (uncredited)
- 1929
The Overland Telegraph
- Briggs
- 1929
The Wolf of Wall Street
6.7
- David Tyler (voice, uncredited)
- 1929
Le docteur amour
- Preston DeWitt
- 1929
L'Homme qui ne ment pas
- Mr. Connolly
- 1928
3-Ring Marriage
3.5
- Souvane
- 1928
Burning Daylight
6.5
- Morton
- 1928
5000 dollars offerts
3.6
- Foster
- 1928
Blood Will Tell
6.6
- Jim Cowen
- 1927
Son plus beau combat
6.0
- Lieutenant Hugo Breen
- 1927

Personal details

Born
- January 1, 1890
- London, England, UK
Died
- November 8, 1962
- Devon, England, UK
Publicity listings
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Trivia
Was the first actor to dub his voice in place of another's in 1929's "The Wolf of Wall Street." Onscreen actor Paul Lukas, from Budapest, had not yet lost his accent, and so Davidson supplied his voice in the film.

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