| C. Aubrey Smith  AKA Charles Aubrey Smith
Born: 21-Jul-1863
Birthplace: London, England
Died: 20-Dec-1948
Location of death: Beverly Hills, CA
Cause of death: Pneumonia
Remains: Cremated, St. Lawrence Church, Hove, East Sussex, England
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor Nationality: England
Executive summary: The Four Feathers Wife: Honor (until his death, one child)
High School: Charterhouse School
University: St. John's College, Cambridge University
Hollywood Walk of Fame 6327 Hollywood Blvd.
Officer of the British Empire 1938
Knighthood 1944
Freemasonry
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
Little Women (10-Mar-1949) · Mr. Laurence
An Ideal Husband (13-Nov-1947) · Earl of Caversham, K. G.
Unconquered (24-Sep-1947)
Rendezvous with Annie (22-Jul-1946)
Cluny Brown (1-May-1946)
And Then There Were None (31-Oct-1945) · General Sir John Mandrake
Scotland Yard Investigator (30-Sep-1945)
Sensations of 1945 (30-Jun-1944)
The White Cliffs of Dover (11-May-1944) · Colonel
The Adventures of Mark Twain (3-May-1944) · Oxford Chancellor
Madame Curie (15-Dec-1943) · Lord Kelvin
Flesh and Fantasy (29-Oct-1943)
Forever and a Day (21-Jan-1943)
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (12-Aug-1941) · The Bishop
Free and Easy (28-Feb-1941)
Maisie Was a Lady (10-Jan-1941) · Al Walpole
Beyond Tomorrow (26-Sep-1940) · Allan Chadwick
Waterloo Bridge (17-May-1940) · The Duke
A Bill of Divorcement (13-May-1940) · Dr. Alliot
Rebecca (27-Mar-1940) · Col. Julyan
Balalaika (15-Dec-1939) · Gen. Karagin
Another Thin Man (17-Nov-1939) · Col. MacFay
Eternally Yours (7-Oct-1939) · Gramps
Five Came Back (23-Jun-1939) · Prof. Henry Spengler
The Four Feathers (20-Apr-1939) · Gen. Burroughs
East Side of Heaven (7-Apr-1939)
Sixty Glorious Years (14-Oct-1938)
Kidnapped (27-May-1938) · Duke of Argyle
Four Men and a Prayer (29-Apr-1938)
Thoroughbreds Don't Cry (25-Nov-1937) · Sir Peter Calverton
The Hurricane (9-Nov-1937) · Fr. Paul
The Prisoner of Zenda (2-Sep-1937) · Col. Zapt
Wee Willie Winkie (30-Jul-1937)
Lloyd's of London (25-Nov-1936) · Old "Q"
The Garden of Allah (15-Oct-1936) · Fr. Roubier
Romeo and Juliet (20-Aug-1936) · Capulet
Little Lord Fauntleroy (2-Apr-1936) · The Earl of Dorincourt
The Tunnel (27-Oct-1935)
The Crusades (22-Aug-1935)
China Seas (9-Aug-1935) · Sir Guy
Jalna (9-Aug-1935) · Uncle Nicholas
The Florentine Dagger (30-Mar-1935)
The Gilded Lily (25-Jan-1935)
Clive of India (7-Jan-1935)
The Lives of a Bengal Lancer (4-Jan-1935)
The Firebird (3-Nov-1934)
We Live Again (1-Nov-1934) · Prince Kortchagin
Cleopatra (5-Oct-1934) · Enobarbus
Caravan (28-Sep-1934)
The Scarlet Empress (15-Sep-1934)
Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back (15-Aug-1934)
One More River (6-Aug-1934) · Gen. Charwell
Gambling Lady (31-Mar-1934) · Peter
The House of Rothschild (15-Mar-1934)
Queen Christina (26-Dec-1933) · Aage
Bombshell (11-Oct-1933) · Mr. Middleton
Curtain at Eight (1-Oct-1933)
Morning Glory (16-Aug-1933) · Hedges
The Barbarian (12-May-1933) · Cecil
Secrets (16-Mar-1933)
The Monkey's Paw (13-Jan-1933)
No More Orchids (25-Nov-1932)
Trouble in Paradise (21-Oct-1932) · Giron
Love Me Tonight (13-Aug-1932) · Duke d'Artelines
Tarzan the Ape Man (25-Mar-1932) · James Parker
Polly of the Circus (27-Feb-1932) · Rev. James Northcott
The Phantom of Paris (12-Sep-1931)
Guilty Hands (22-Aug-1931) · Rev. Hastings
Son of India (1-Aug-1931) · Dr. Wallace
Just a Gigolo (6-Jun-1931)
Never the Twain Shall Meet (16-May-1931) · Mr. Pritchard
Daybreak (2-May-1931) · Gen. von Hertz
The Bachelor Father (10-Jan-1931) · Sir Basil Winterton
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