John Stuart
Biography
John Stuart (John Alfred Louden Croall; 18 July 1898 – 17 October 1979) was born to Scottish parents, and was a very popular leading man in British silent films in the 1920s. He successfully made the transition to talking pictures in the 1930s and his film career went on to span almost six decades. He appeared in 172 films (including shorts), 123 stage plays, and 103 television plays and series.
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Movies (41)
The Emperor's New Clothes
Music (Sound)
1991
Sherlock Holmes and a Study in Scarlet
Music (Sound)
1983
David Copperfield
Music (Sound)
1983
Superman
as 10th Elder
1978
Royal Flash
as English General
1975
The Scarlet Blade
as Beverley
1963
Paranoiac
as Williams
1963
Danger by My Side
as Prison Governor
1962
Village of the Damned
as Professor Smith
1960
Bottoms Up!
as Police Officer
1960
Sink the Bismarck!
as Captain Kerr - 'Hood'
1960
The Mummy
as Coroner
1959
Too Many Crooks
as Inspector Jensen
1959
The Secret Man
as Dr. Warren
1958
Further Up the Creek
as Admiral
1958
Chain of Events
as Bank Manager
1958
The Revenge of Frankenstein
as Inspector
1958
The Naked Truth
as Police Inspector
1957
Quatermass 2
as The Police Commissioner
1957
Eyewitness
as Chief Constable
1956
The Last Man to Hang
as Magistrate
1956
Tons of Trouble
as Doctor
1956
Johnny, You're Wanted
as Surgeon
1956
Alias John Preston
as Dr. Underwood
1955
John and Julie
as Palace Policeman
1955
The Gilded Cage
as Harding
1955
It's a Great Day
as Detective Inspector
1955
The Men of Sherwood Forest
as Moraine
1954
Street Corner
as Magistrate
1953
The Ringer
as Gardener
1952
To the Rescue
as Owner of Kennels
1952
The Magic Box
as 2nd Platform Man at Connaught
1952
Mr. Denning Drives North
as Wilson
1951
Ten Little Indians
as Dr. Edward Armstrong
1949
Man on the Run
as Det. Inspector Jim McBane
1949
The Man from Yesterday
as Gerald Amersley
1949
Third Time Lucky
as Inspector
1949
Escape from Broadmoor
as Inspector Thornton
1948
House of Darkness
as Crabtree
1948
R.U.R.
as Alquist
1948
Mrs. Fitzherbert
as Duke of Bedford
1947
