Gerald Oliver Smith
Birthday: 1892-06-26
Deathday: 1974-05-28
Birthplace: London, England, UK
Gender: Male
Owned By: Unowned
Credits
| Year | Title | Character | |
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1953-07-13 | I Was a Burlesque Queen | Butler |
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1952-08-27 | Captain Pirate | Heatherstone (uncredited) |
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1951-08-13 | The Lady and the Bandit | Burfrey |
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1949-11-03 | That Forsyte Woman | Wilson |
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1948-12-25 | Enchantment | Willoughby |
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1947-11-07 | Linda, Be Good | Butler |
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1947-08-13 | Singapore | Englishman (uncredited) |
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1947-05-30 | Moss Rose | Hotel Clerk (uncredited) |
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1946-05-09 | Rainbow Over Texas | Larkin the Butler |
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1945-12-28 | The Sailor Takes a Wife | Gerald - Freddie's Butler |
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1945-01-26 | National Velvet | Photographer |
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1945-01-19 | The Man in Half Moon Street | Pharmacy Clerk |
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1944-10-12 | Mrs. Parkington | Taylor |
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1943-12-24 | Jane Eyre | Footman at Gateshead |
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1943-08-05 | Heaven Can Wait | Smith - Van Cleve's Second Butler (uncredited) |
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1943-01-15 | Casablanca | Pickpocketed Englishman (uncredited) |
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1942-07-03 | Mrs. Miniver | Car Dealer (uncredited) |
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1942-06-25 | Beyond the Blue Horizon | Chadwick |
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1941-04-25 | The Singing Hill | Dada the Butler |
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1940-11-23 | Kiddie Kure | Evans |
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1940-07-26 | Pride and Prejudice | Col. Fitzwilliam |
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1939-05-26 | Bridal Suite | Purser |
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1939-04-14 | The Kid From Texas | Noel - Bertie's Butler |
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1939-03-24 | Three Smart Girls Grow Up | Guest |
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1938-08-05 | Gateway | Englishman |
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1938-06-17 | Blond Cheat | Bankers (uncredited) |
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1938-04-03 | Invisible Enemy | Bassett |
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1938-01-07 | Crashing Hollywood | Joe, Mike's Butler (uncredited) |
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1937-10-01 | The Lady Fights Back | Sir Daniel McAndrews |
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1937-09-26 | Behind the Mike | Robert Ainesley |
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1937-07-22 | The Lady Escapes | Reggie Farnworth |
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1937-04-17 | Top of the Town | Borden Executive |
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1937-02-01 | Girl Overboard | Harvey |
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1933-12-16 | Kissing Time | Ferdie |
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1925-04-05 | School for Wives | Ronald Van Stuyvesant |
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1917-08-19 | The Mysterious Miss Terry | John Quig |