Harold Scott (21 April 1891 – 15 April 1964) was an English actor of stage and screen.
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'' (1931–1932), ''Waters of the Moon
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'', ''ITV Television Playhouse
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'', ''BBC Sunday Night Theatre
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'', ''The New Adventures of Charlie Chan
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'', ''William Tell
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'', ''Armchair Theatre
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'', ''Maigret
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'', ''Dixon of Dock Green
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'', '' The Avengers'' and ''Martin Chuzzlewit
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Filmography
* '' The Water Gipsies'' (1932) as Mr Bell
* ''Discord
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'' (1933) as Harold
* '' Return of a Stranger'' (1937) as Peters
* '' Edward, My Son
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'' (1949) as Coppingham (uncredited)
* ''Trottie True
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'' (1949) as Mr True
* '' No Place for Jennifer
''No Place for Jennifer'' is a 1950 British film directed by Henry Cass and starring Leo Genn, Rosamund John, Guy Middleton and Janette Scott.
It was based on the novel ''No Difference to Me'' by Phyllis Hambleton.
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'' (1950) as Man in underground
* ''The Woman with No Name
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'' (1950) as Waiter
* ''The 20 Questions Murder Mystery
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'' (1950) as Maurice Emery KC
* ''Stop the Merry-Go-Round'' (1952) as Man in pub
* '' Who Done it?'' (1956) as Scientist
* '' The Spanish Gardener'' (1956) as Pedro
* ''The Brides of Dracula
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'' (1960) as Severin (uncredited)
* '' The Hand'' (1960) as Charlie Taplow
* ''Clue of the Silver Key
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'' (1961) as Crow
* '' The Young Ones'' (1961) as Dench
* '' The Boys'' (1962) as Caldwell
* ''The Man Who Finally Died
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'' (1963) as Professor
* ''The Yellow Rolls-Royce
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'' (1964) as Taylor
References
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1891 births
1964 deaths
English stage actors
English film actors
English television actors