What movie and television projects has Peter Gawthorne been in?

Answer 1

Peter Gawthorne has: Played Mr. Bixby in "One Hysterical Night" in 1929. Played Lake the Butler in "Sunnyside Up" in 1929. Played British Police Inspector in "Behind That Curtain" in 1929. Played General Ettingen in "His Glorious Night" in 1929. Played Marrhews in "Temple Tower" in 1930. Played Parker in "Those Three French Girls" in 1930. Played Inspector Duff in "Charlie Chan Carries On" in 1931. Played Griggs in "The Man Who Came Back" in 1931. Played Lord Southcliff in "The Lodger" in 1932. Played Detective in "C.O.D." in 1932. Played Maj. Thesiger in "The Flag Lieutenant" in 1932. Played Ferguson, the Butler in "His Lordship" in 1932. Played Butler in "Perfect Understanding" in 1933. Played Rolls in "Just Smith" in 1933. Played Lord Fairdown in "The House of Trent" in 1933. Performed in "The Blarney Stone" in 1933. Played Equerry in "Prince of Arcadia" in 1933. Played Mr. Paraday in "My Old Dutch" in 1934. Played Sir John Leyland in "Money Mad" in 1934. Played Prime Minister in "Mr. Stringfellow Says No" in 1934. Played Mr. Joseph in "Two Hearts in Waltz Time" in 1934. Played Col. Fairley in "The Camels Are Coming" in 1934. Played Mr. Hatch in "Something Always Happens" in 1934. Played Duke of Richmond in "The Iron Duke" in 1934. Played Inspector Barlow in "Dirty Work" in 1934. Played John McIntyre in "Grand Prix" in 1934. Played Felice Romani in "The Divine Spark" in 1935. Played Police Inspector in "Stormy Weather" in 1935. Played Duprez in "Murder at Monte Carlo" in 1935. Played Staff Colonel in "Me and Marlborough" in 1935. Played Bit Role in "Boys Will Be Boys" in 1935. Played Mr. Barton in "Man of the Moment" in 1935. Played Kadir Pasha in "The Crouching Beast" in 1935. Played A.D. Newall in "Crime Unlimited" in 1935. Played Mr. Higgins in "No Limit" in 1935. Played Stanton in "East Meets West" in 1936. Played Bit Role in "Windbag the Sailor" in 1936. Played Sir Rowland Morton in "Everybody Dance" in 1936. Played President of Court Martial in "A Woman Alone" in 1936. Performed in "Crime Over London" in 1936. Played Sir James Alroyd in "The Amazing Quest of Ernest Bliss" in 1936. Played Lord Slade in "The Man Behind the Mask" in 1936. Played Chief Constable in "Pot Luck" in 1936. Played Sir Joseph Wilmot in "Riding High" in 1937. Played Mr. Fitzwilliam in "Father Steps Out" in 1937. Played Court Martial President in "Jericho" in 1937. Played Joshua Gibson in "The Ticket of Leave Man" in 1937. Played Sir Herbert Tompkin in "Return of a Stranger" in 1937. Played Assistant Commissioner Sir Brian Moore in "Gangway" in 1937. Played Sir Edmond Jessyl in "Under a Cloud" in 1937. Played Chairman of Steel Company in "Brief Ecstasy" in 1937. Played Fergus Arkell in "The Last Adventurers" in 1937. Played Col. Willougby-Gore in "Good Morning, Boys" in 1937. Played Stacey Lang in "Easy Riches" in 1938. Played Sir Cyril in "Convict 99" in 1938. Performed in "George Bizet, Composer of Carmen" in 1938. Played Chairman in "Scruffy" in 1938. Played Army General in "Goodbye, Mr. Chips" in 1939. Played Governor in "Home from Home" in 1939. Played Jonas Urquhart in "Flying Fifty-Five" in 1939. Played Chancellor in "Inspector Hornleigh" in 1939. Played Gen. von Reimer in "Secret Journey" in 1939. Played Conray in "Dead Men Are Dangerous" in 1939. Played Lord Carhampton in "Sword of Honour" in 1939. Played Sir John in "Traitor Spy" in 1939. Played Chief Constable in "Ask a Policeman" in 1939. Played General in "Laugh It Off" in 1940. Played General Bullington in "Three Silent Men" in 1940. Played Assistant commissioner in "Two for Danger" in 1940. Played Claude Pilkington in "Band Waggon" in 1940. Played Commissionaire in "They Came by Night" in 1940. Played Senior RAF Officer in "Cottage to Let" in 1941. Played Police Supt in "Love on the Dole" in 1941. Played Commanding Officer in "Gasbags" in 1941. Played Dr. Pope in "I Thank You" in 1941. Played Colonel in "Inspector Hornleigh Goes to It" in 1941. Played Major Shiptonthorpe in "Let the People Sing" in 1942. Played RAF Officer in "They Flew Alone" in 1942. Played Counsel in "Much Too Shy" in 1942. Played Admiral in "The Young Mr. Pitt" in 1942. Played Board Member in "The First of the Few" in 1942. Played Van Rayden in "The Hundred Pound Window" in 1944. Played Adm. Sir William Coltham in "Bell-Bottom George" in 1944. Played Businessman in "This Man Is Mine" in 1946. Played Scotland Yard Official in "Nothing Venture" in 1948. Played Jenkins in "High Jinks in Society" in 1949. Played Mr. Justice Lopes in "The Case of Charles Peace" in 1949. Played First Lord Delivering Verdict in "Kind Hearts and Coronets" in 1949. Played Father Shaney in "Soho Conspiracy" in 1950. Played James Gregson in "Death Is a Number" in 1951. Played Mortimer Harvey in "Salute the Toff" in 1952. Played Sir Graham Forbes in "Paul Temple Returns" in 1952. Played Bishop in "Knights of the Round Table" in 1953. Played Bowman in "Five Days" in 1954. Played Sir Frederick in "Adventure Theater" in 1956.