Percy Marmont
Birthday: 1883-11-25
Deathday: 1977-03-03
Birthplace: London, England, UK
Gender: Male
Owned By: Unowned
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Percy Marmont (25 November 1883 – 3 March 1977) was an English film actor. Marmont appeared in more than 80 films between 1916 and 1968. He is best remembered today for playing the title character in Lord Jim (1925), the first film version of Joseph Conrad's novel, and for playing one of Clara Bow's love interests in the Paramount Pictures film Mantrap (1926).
Credits
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1968-11-01 | Hostile Witness | Justice Matthew Gregory |
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1956-08-17 | Lisbon | Lloyd Merrill |
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1955-09-14 | Footsteps in the Fog | Magistrate |
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1954-09-30 | Monsieur Ripois | Catherine's Father |
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1954-01-07 | The Million Pound Note | Lord Hurlingham |
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1953-06-15 | Four Sided Triangle | Sir Walter |
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1952-12-26 | The Gambler and the Lady | Lord Willens-Hortland |
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1949-10-30 | Dark Secret | Vicar |
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1948-04-15 | No Orchids for Miss Blandish | John Blandish |
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1947-02-17 | Loyal Heart | John Armstrong |
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1943-08-16 | I'll Walk Beside You | Vicar |
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1942-01-24 | Penn of Pennsylvania | Holme |
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1937-11-01 | Young and Innocent | Col. Burgoyne |
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1937-07-21 | Action for Slander | Sir Bernard Roper (as Frank Celier) |
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1936-12-01 | The Conquest of the Air | Wilbur Wright (uncredited) |
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1936-11-01 | The Captain's Table | John Brooke |
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1936-11-01 | David Livingstone | David Livingstone |
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1936-05-31 | Secret Agent | Caypor |
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1933-11-01 | Her Imaginary Lover | Lord Michael Ware |
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1932-11-14 | Say It with Music | Philip Weston |
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1932-09-01 | The Silver Greyhound | Norton Fitzwarren |
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1931-12-10 | Rich and Strange | Commander Gordon |
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1931-09-01 | The Written Law | Sir John Rochester |
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1930-06-01 | The Squeaker | Captain Leslie |
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1930-02-18 | Cross Roads | The Husband |
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1929-05-01 | The Silver King | Wilfred Denver |
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1928-12-08 | The Lady of the Lake | James FitzJames |
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1928-11-13 | Sir or Madame | |
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1928-10-01 | Yellow Stockings | Gavin Sinclair |
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1928-05-01 | San Francisco Nights | John Vickery |
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1926-07-24 | Mantrap | Ralph Prescott |
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1926-05-15 | Aloma of the South Seas | Bob Holden |
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1926-03-17 | Fascinating Youth | Percy Marmont |
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1925-12-27 | Infatuation | Sir Arthur Little |
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1925-11-15 | Lord Jim | Lord Jim |
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1925-08-09 | Fine Clothes | Peter Hungerford |
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1925-07-24 | The Street of Forgotten Men | Easy Money Charley |
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1925-03-08 | Daddy's Gone A-Hunting | |
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1924-12-21 | Idle Tongues | Dr. Ephraim Nye |
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1924-11-17 | K - The Unknown | 'K' Le Moyne |
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1924-11-09 | Broken Laws | Richard Heath |
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1924-09-15 | The Clean Heart | Philip Wriford |
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1924-08-25 | The Enemy Sex | Garry Lindaberry |
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1924-03-31 | The Shooting of Dan McGrew | Jim, Lou's husband |
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1923-12-24 | The Man Life Passed By | John Turbin |
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1923-11-18 | You Can't Get Away with It | |
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1923-10-26 | Broadway Broke | Tom Kerrigan |
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1923-10-25 | The Light That Failed | Dick Heldar |
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1923-08-19 | The Midnight Alarm | Captain Harry Westmore |
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1923-03-07 | If Winter Comes | Mark Sabre |
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1921-09-12 | Wife Against Wife | |
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1921-06-19 | Without Benefit of Clergy | |
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1921-03-01 | What's Your Reputation Worth? | Anthony Blake |
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1920-11-01 | Dead Men Tell No Tales | George Stevenson Cole |
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1920-09-05 | The Branded Woman | Douglas Courtenay |
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1920-07-01 | Away Goes Prudence | Hewitt Harland |
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1919-01-26 | The Indestructible Wife | Schuyler Horne |
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1918-09-01 | The Turn of the Wheel | Frank Grey |
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1918-04-08 | The Lie | Nol Dibdin |