Charles Farrell
Biography
Charles Farrell was born on August 6, 1900 in Dublin, Ireland. He was an actor, known for Night and the City (1950), The Crimson Pirate (1952) and The Last Appointment (1954). He was married to Babbie McManus. He died on August 27, 1988 in London, England. Not to be confused with American actor Charles Farrell (1900-1990).
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Known For
Acting History
1972
Frenzy as Complaining Pub Customer (uncredited)
1971Edna: The Inebriate Woman as Tramp
1971The Abominable Dr. Phibes as Chauffeur
1971Countess Dracula as The Seller
1970The Vampire Lovers as Landlord
1969Oh! What a Lovely War as Policeman (uncredited)
1968Sebastian as Taxi Driver
1962The Saint as Elmer Quire
1961The Avengers as Straker
1960Maigret as Marcellin
1960Surprise Package as Nick Jamieson
1960Operation Cupid as Charlie Stevens
1960Too Young to Love as Waiting Room Man
1959No Hiding Place as Leeman
1959Hidden Homicide as Mungo Peddy
1958The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw as Bartender
1958The Diplomatic Corpse as Percy Simpson
1957The Strange Case of Dr. Manning as John Karver
1956The Adventures of the Big Man as McCall
1956The Count of Monte Cristo as Cadeaux
1955The Adventures of Robin Hood as Warden
1955Stolen Assignment as Percy Simpson
1955The Hornet's Nest as Posh Peterson
1954Final Appointment as Percy
1953There Was a Young Lady as Arthur
1952The Crimson Pirate as Poison Paul
1951There Is Another Sun as Simmonds
1950Night and the City as Mickey Beer
1949Boys in Brown as Mr. Sykes
1947They Made Me a Fugitive as Curley
1947The Turners of Prospect Road as Jack
1945Don Chicago as Don Dooley
1945The Way to the Stars as American Orderly
1945Meet Sexton Blake as Skipper
1944Bell-Bottom George as Jim Bennett
1941Dangerous Moonlight as First Cab Driver
1940Convoy as Walker
1940Jailbirds as Spike Nelson
1938Night Journey as Dave
1938The Rebel Son as Tovkatch
1937Jericho as Sergeant on Guard (uncredited)
1936Lonely Road as Palmer, smuggler chief
1936The Amazing Quest of Ernest Bliss as Scales
1935Boys Will Be Boys as Louis Brown
1934Wild Boy as Gang Member (uncredited)
1933Red Wagon as Milligan
1933The Stolen Necklace as Sailor
1932Lucky Ladies as Bookmaker
1932Jack's the Boy as Martin
1932The Sign of Four: Sherlock Holmes' Greatest Case as Funfair Patron
1932The House Opposite as Wharton
1932The Innocents of Chicago as Smiler
1932Looking on the Bright Side as Tough Man in Street
1932Money for Nothing as Digger
1931Tonight's the Night - Pass It On as Williams
1931The Man at Six as George Wollmer
1931Creeping Shadows as Chicago Joe
1925The Love Hour as Kid Lewis