H.F. Maltby

1880-11-25 – 1963-10-25 (age 82) Ceres, South Africa

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

Young and Innocent

1937

as Police Sergeant

Pygmalion

1938

as Second Bystander

Caesar and Cleopatra

1945

as Councillor (uncredited)

Girls Will Be Boys

1934

A Canterbury Tale

1944

as Mr. Portal

The Luck of a Sailor

1934

as Admiral

Calling the Tune

1936

as Stubbins

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The Good Old Days

1939

as Randolph Macaulay

Medal for the General

1944

as Mayor (uncredited)

Everything Happens to Me

1938

as Arthur Gusty

I Spy

1934

as Herr Doctor

Those Were the Days

1934

as Mr. Bullamy

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The Sky’s the Limit

1937

as Lord Beckley

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Jack of All Trades

1936

as Bank Director

The Great Mr Handel

1942

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The Live Wire

1938

as Hodgson

Freedom of the Seas

1934

as Harcourt

O-Kay for Sound

1937

as John Rigby

Old Mother Riley Detective

1943

as H. G. Popplethwaite

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The Right Age to Marry

1935

as Tetley