Frank Harvey(1885-1965)

Writer
Actor
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

Frank Harvey was born on 22 December 1885 in Jersey, Channel Islands. He was a writer and actor, known for Clara Gibbings (1934), The Streets of London (1934) and Heritage (1935). He was married to Rosamund McMillan. He died on 10 October 1965 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

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Known for

Clara Gibbings

Writer

1934

The Streets of London

Writer

1934

Heritage

5.1

Governor Phillip

1935

Lovers and Luggers

6.6

Writer

1937

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Writer

Dad Rudd, M.P.
7.4
- Writer
- 1940
Gone to the Dogs
5.8
- an original screenplay by
- 1939
Mr. Chedworth Steps Out
7.2
- adaptation
- 1939
Dad and Dave Come to Town
6.6
- writer
- 1938
Let George Do It
6.2
- Writer
- 1938
The Broken Melody
5.2
- Writer
- 1938
Murder Tomorrow
- play
- 1938
Lovers and Luggers
6.6
- dialogue
- screenplay
- 1937
Tall Timbers
6.3
- Writer
- 1937
It Isn't Done
7.1
- screenplay
- 1937
White Death
5.2
- Writer
- 1936
The Streets of London
- adaptation
- 1934
Clara Gibbings
- Writer
- 1934
Le cap perdu
- novel "Cape Forlorn"
- 1931
Cape Forlorn
7.1
- original play
- story by
- 1931

Actor

Dad Rudd, M.P.
7.4
- Henry Webster
- 1940
Mr. Chedworth Steps Out
7.2
- Detective (uncredited)
- 1939
The Broken Melody
5.2
- Jules de Latanac
- 1938
Lovers and Luggers
6.6
- Carshott's Manager
- 1937
Tall Timbers
6.3
- Darley
- 1937
It Isn't Done
7.1
- Lord Denvee
- 1937
Heritage
5.1
- Governor Phillip
- 1935
The Streets of London
- Badger
- 1934
A Ticket in Tatts
5.8
- Brian Winters
- 1934
Up for the Derby
- George Moberley
- 1933
The Love Contract
- Bank Manager
- 1932
The Mayor's Nest
- Councillor Blackett
- 1932
Cape Forlorn
7.1
- William Kell
- 1931
Within Our Gates
6.2
- Carl Heine
- 1915

Second Unit or Assistant Director

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Born
- December 22, 1885
- Jersey, Channel Islands
Died
- October 10, 1965
- Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Spouse
- Rosamund McMillan
Other works
His play, "Cape Forlorn," was performed at the Fortune Theatre in London, England with Edmund Willard, Marda Vanne, and Louis Bradfield in the cast. Tom Walls was director.

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Trivia
The second of three generations of writers who all took the nom de plume "Frank Harvey". His father was Frank Harvey, and his son Frank Harvey.