Ernest Cossart
Birthday: 1876-09-24
Deathday: 1951-01-21
Birthplace: Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England, UK
Gender: Male
Owned By: Unowned
Credits
| Year | Title | Character | |
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1949-02-04 | John Loves Mary | Oscar Dugan |
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1947-11-15 | Love from a Stranger | Billings |
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1946-10-10 | The Jolson Story | Father McGee |
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1946-07-25 | It's Your America | English Pub Proprietor (uncredited) |
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1946-06-02 | Cluny Brown | Syrette |
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1945-10-26 | Love Letters | Bishop |
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1945-10-11 | The Girl of the Limberlost | Roger Henley |
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1945-01-09 | Tonight and Every Night | Sam Royce |
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1944-03-17 | Knickerbocker Holiday | Tienhoven |
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1942-02-02 | Kings Row | Pa Monaghan |
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1941-11-21 | Skylark | Theodore |
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1941-11-01 | One Foot in Heaven | John E. Morris |
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1941-08-01 | Charley's Aunt | Brassett |
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1940-12-27 | Kitty Foyle | Pop |
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1940-06-26 | Tom Brown's School Days | Squire Brown |
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1940-05-31 | A Bill of Divorcement | Rev. Dr. Pumphrey |
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1939-12-24 | The Light That Failed | Beeton |
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1939-11-17 | Tower of London | Tom Clink |
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1939-08-11 | Lady of the Tropics | Father Antoine |
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1939-07-19 | The Magnificent Fraud | Duval |
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1939-03-24 | Three Smart Girls Grow Up | Binns |
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1939-03-08 | Never Say Die | Jeepers |
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1938-12-29 | Zaza | Marchand |
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1938-08-05 | Letter of Introduction | Andrews, the Butler |
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1937-10-29 | Angel | Christopher 'Chris' Wilton |
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1937-10-02 | Carnival Queen | Spaulding |
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1937-10-01 | The Lady Fights Back | Commissioner Allan |
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1937-05-09 | As Good as Married | Quinn |
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1937-04-17 | Top of the Town | Augustus Borden |
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1937-02-05 | Champagne Waltz | Waiter |
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1936-12-20 | Three Smart Girls | Binns |
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1936-09-24 | Murder with Pictures | Stanley Redfield |
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1936-08-06 | My American Wife | Adolphe |
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1936-06-05 | Palm Springs | Starkey |
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1936-04-11 | Desire | Aristide Duvalle |
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1936-04-08 | The Great Ziegfeld | Sidney |
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1935-09-12 | Two for Tonight | Homps |
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1935-08-23 | Accent on Youth | Flogdell |
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1935-04-30 | The Scoundrel | Jimmy Clay |