Derrick De Marney
September 21, 1906 (117 years old) in Brentford, Middlesex, England, UK
Derrick De Marney was an English stage, screen, and television actor, as well as a producer. He is probably best known for his starring role as a man wrongly accused of murder in the 1937 Alfred Hitchcock film Young and Innocent.
Known For
Credits
- 1966 · The Projected Man as Latham
- 1956 · Private's Progress as Pat
- 1956 · The March Hare as Captain Marlow
- 1954 · Meet Mr. Callaghan as Slim Callaghan
- 1950 · She Shall Have Murder as Dagobert Brown
- 1948 · Sleeping Car to Trieste as George Grant
- 1947 · Uncle Silas as Uncle Silas
- 1946 · Frenzy as Charles Garrie
- 1942 · The First of the Few as Squadron Leader Jefferson
- 1941 · Dangerous Moonlight as Mike Carroll
- 1941 · This Is Poland as Narrator
- 1940 · Three Silent Men as Captain John Mellish
- 1940 · The Second Mr. Bush as Tony
- 1939 · The Lion Has Wings as Bill - Navigator
- 1939 · Flying Fifty-Five as Bill Urquhart
- 1938 · Sixty Glorious Years as Benjamin Disraeli
- 1938 · Blond Cheat as Michael Ashburn
- 1937 · Young and Innocent as Robert Tisdall
- 1937 · Victoria the Great as Younger Diraeli
- 1936 · The Conquest of the Air as (uncredited)
- 1936 · Land Without Music as Rudolpho Strozzi
- 1936 · Cafe Mascot as Jerry Wilson
- 1936 · Things to Come as Richard Gordon
- 1935 · The Immortal Gentleman as James Carter / Tybalt
- 1935 · Once in a New Moon as Bryan Grant
- 1934 · Music Hall as Jim
- 1931 · Stranglehold as Phillip
- 1931 · Shadows as Peter
- 1930 · The Valley of Ghosts as Arthur Wilmot
- 1928 · Adventurous Youth as The Englishman