Polyphemus

Personal Info

Gender

Male

Birthday

1880-11-25 (144 years old)

Place of Birth

Ceres, South Africa

H.F. Maltby

Biography:

Henry Francis Maltby (25 November 1880 – 25 October 1963) was a prolific writer for the London stage and British cinema from after the First World War until the 1950s. He also appeared in many films.

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Known For

Acting

1946

The Trojan Brothers as Colonel Robbins

1945

Caesar and Cleopatra as Councillor (uncredited)

1944

A Canterbury Tale as Mr. Portal
Medal for the General as Mayor (uncredited)

1943

Old Mother Riley Detective as H. G. Popplethwaite

1942

Bob's Your Uncle as Maj. Diehard

1941

Facing the Music as Mr. Bulger

1940

Under Your Hat as Colonel Sheepshanks
Return to Yesterday as Inspector
Garrison Follies as Maj. Hall-Vett
Garrison Follies as Major Hall-Vett

1939

The Gang's All Here as Large Pompous Diner
The Good Old Days as Randolph Macaulay
What a Man! as Sergeant Bull
Pygmalion as Second Bystander

1938

Darts Are Trumps as Stephen Sims
Owd Bob as Sgt. Walter Musgrave
Everything Happens to Me as Arthur Gusty
The Live Wire as Hodgson

1937

Young and Innocent as Police Sergeant
Pearls Bring Tears as Mr. Duffield
O-Kay for Sound as John Rigby
Song of the Road as Mr. Bartholomew
Take My Tip as Patchett
The Sky’s the Limit as Lord Beckley
Paradise for Two as Director
Captain's Orders as Director

1936

Where There's a Will as Sir Roger Wimpleton
Calling the Tune as Stubbins
Everything Is Thunder as Burgomaster
Jack of All Trades as Bank Director
Queen of Hearts as Solicitor
Busman's Holiday as Mr. Bulger
Everything in Life as Sir Algernon Spindle
Two's Company as Otto Stump

1935

A Little Bit of Bluff as Admiral Leopold Simcox

1934

Falling in Love as Cummins
A Political Party as Sir James Barrington-Oakes
Those Were the Days as Mr. Bullamy
I Spy as Herr Doctor

Writing

1953

1938

His Lordship Regrets as Theatre Play

1933

The Love Nest as Writer

1932

For the Love of Mike as Theatre Play

1921

The Rotters as Theatre Play

1920

A Temporary Gentleman as Screenplay

1914

Their Best Friend as Scenario Writer

Crew

1938