What movie and television projects has Claude King been in?

Answer 1

Claude King has: Played Father in "Peggie and the Roundheads" in 1912. Played Dr. Herbert in "Idols of Clay" in 1920. Played Mr. Wallace in "Why Girls Leave Home" in 1921. Played Hugh Martinn in "The Scarab Ring" in 1921. Played Dr. Meyer Isaacson in "Bella Donna" in 1923. Played Lord Charles Chetwyn in "Six Days" in 1923. Played Bryce Gilbert in "The Unguarded Hour" in 1925. Played Solicitor in "Irish Luck" in 1925. Played J. van Dyke Parker in "The Knockout" in 1925. Played Pollock in "Paradise" in 1926. Played Contarini in "The Silent Lover" in 1926. Played Boris Abelard in "Becky" in 1927. Played Mr. Muir in "Mr. Wu" in 1927. Played Ben Grimes in "Singed" in 1927. Played Roger Balfour in "London After Midnight" in 1927. Played Mr. Post in "Warming Up" in 1928. Played Marquis Boismartel in "A Night of Mystery" in 1928. Played Thomas L. Burke in "Red Hair" in 1928. Played Moreland in "Outcast" in 1928. Played Timothy Stanfield in "Sporting Goods" in 1928. Played Robert Blair in "Love and Learn" in 1928. Played Sir George Mannering in "Behind That Curtain" in 1929. Played General in India in "The Black Watch" in 1929. Played Valmorin in "Madame X" in 1929. Played Yacht Captain in "Strange Cargo" in 1929. Played The Real Lord Stonehill in "Desert Nights" in 1929. Played Sir John Petrie in "The Mysterious Dr. Fu Manchu" in 1929. Played Richard Danforth (episode 2) in "Blue Skies" in 1929. Played Gilbert Crayle in "Prince of Diamonds" in 1930. Played Enright in "The Second Floor Mystery" in 1930. Played Mr. Hamilton in "Love Among the Millionaires" in 1930. Played Mac Moore in "Follow Thru" in 1930. Played Bit Part in "Leathernecking" in 1930. Played Marques de Castelar in "In Gay Madrid" in 1930. Played Bathurst in "Son of the Gods" in 1930. Played Howard Crane in "The Reckless Hour" in 1931. Played Major General Visiting Hospital in "Born to Love" in 1931. Played Theodore Stewart in "Women Love Once" in 1931. Played The Man in "Rango" in 1931. Played Attorney in "The Phantom of Paris" in 1931. Played Sir William Gresham in "Once a Lady" in 1931. Played Count Walden in "Heartbreak" in 1931. Played Captain in "Transatlantic" in 1931. Played Doctor in "Under 18" in 1931. Played Dr. Burgess in "Bad Girl" in 1931. Played Mr. Adams in "Working Girls" in 1931. Played Dr. Tubbs in "Arrowsmith" in 1931. Played Mr. Albright in "Shanghai Express" in 1932. Played Commissioner Brady in "McKenna of the Mounted" in 1932. Played English Officer in "The Painted Woman" in 1932. Played Arnold in "Behind the Mask" in 1932. Played Sir Albert Hastings in "Sherlock Holmes" in 1932. Played Conference Chairman in "6 Hours to Live" in 1932. Played Pawnbroker in "Lovers Courageous" in 1932. Played Mr. Jones in "Forbidden" in 1932. Played Explorer in "Meet the Baron" in 1933. Played Maj. J.W. Courtney in "Kiss of Araby" in 1933. Played Speaker in "Cavalcade" in 1933. Played Sir James Montgomery in "Pleasure Cruise" in 1933. Played Drake in "He Learned About Women" in 1933. Played Lakely in "The Masquerader" in 1933. Played Minor Role in "The Big Brain" in 1933. Played Mr. Galatalin in "Mystery of the Wax Museum" in 1933. Played Ship Captain in "Pilgrimage" in 1933. Played C.M. Chisholm in "White Woman" in 1933. Played Colonel Braithwaite in "The World Moves On" in 1934. Played The Inspector in "Long Lost Father" in 1934. Played Party Guest Admiring Letty in "Born to Be Bad" in 1934. Played Sir Ellery Bronson - Governor in "Murder in Trinidad" in 1934. Played Albert Devonshire in "Two Heads on a Pillow" in 1934. Played Sir Basil Wynard in "The Moonstone" in 1934. Played General Horace G. Stevens in "City Park" in 1934. Played RAF Aerodrome Commander in "Charlie Chan in London" in 1934. Played Cummings in "The Mystery of Mr. X" in 1934. Played Henry Belmont in "Stolen Sweets" in 1934. Played Experienced Clerk in "The Lives of a Bengal Lancer" in 1935. Played Ralph Winters in "Circumstantial Evidence" in 1935. Played Robinson in "1,000 Dollars a Minute" in 1935. Played General Fletcher in "Bonnie Scotland" in 1935. Played Boat Captain in "The Gilded Lily" in 1935. Played Sir Mordaunt in "The Dark Angel" in 1935. Played James Reynolds in "Smart Girl" in 1935. Played General in "The Last Outpost" in 1935. Played Mr. Pride in "The Right to Live" in 1935. Played Everett in "The Perfect Tribute" in 1935. Played Sir Gerald Hume in "The Great Impersonation" in 1935. Played Col. Loder in "Beloved Enemy" in 1936. Played British Agent in Shanghai in "The Leathernecks Have Landed" in 1936. Played J. P. Ridley in "Three on the Trail" in 1936. Played Toastmaster in "The Country Doctor" in 1936. Played Col. Wallis in "Happy Go Lucky" in 1936. Played Duke of Marlborough in "The Last of the Mohicans" in 1936. Played Captain in "Lancer Spy" in 1937. Played Territorial Consul Gilbert in "Jungle Jim" in 1937. Played George Washington in "Servant of the People: The Story of the Constitution of the United States" in 1937. Played John in "A Star Is Born" in 1937. Played Cunningham in "Love Under Fire" in 1937. Played Sir Eric Ledyard in "The Girl from Scotland Yard" in 1937. Played Noble at Court in "Maytime" in 1937. Played Man at Party in "Man-Proof" in 1938. Played Gen. Bryce in "Four Men and a Prayer" in 1938. Played Choisell in "Marie Antoinette" in 1938. Played Minor Role in "The Ship That Died" in 1938. Played Courtier in "If I Were King" in 1938. Played Major Fenton in "Booloo" in 1938. Played Passenger on Yacht in "Lady of the Tropics" in 1939. Performed in "Land of Liberty" in 1939. Played Art Dealer in "Within the Law" in 1939. Played Instructor in "The Ash Can Fleet" in 1939. Played Mr. Gato in "Broadway Serenade" in 1939. Played L.F. in "Susan and God" in 1940. Played Governor of Virginia in "The Howards of Virginia" in 1940. Played Monsieur Dubois in "New Moon" in 1940. Played Clerk in "The Golden Fleecing" in 1940. Played Yeoman Usher in "The Earl of Chicago" in 1940. Played Chemin de Fer Player Wanting Half of Bet in "Free and Easy" in 1941. Played Uncle Geoffrey in "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" in 1941.