Born in Barnes, Surrey, UK — Mar 04 1894• Died Oct 31 1963

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Charles Henry Daniell (5 March 1894 – 31 October 1963) was an English actor who had a long and prestigious career on stage as well as in films. He is perhaps best known for his villainous roles in films like The Great Dictator, The Philadelphia Story and The Sea Hawk. Daniell was given few opportunities to play a 'good guy', including a supporting part as Franz Liszt in the biographical film Song of Love (1947). His last name is sometimes spelled "Daniel". Daniell's film debut came in 1929 in Jealousy. He appeared…
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Morton W. Snipple

Minister




Colonel Chart




Dirk Van Prinn



Lord Belmont

Graham

Mayhew

Garbitsch

Jarden

Ambassador (uncredited)

Sidney Kidd

Count Maverin

Gireaux

Baron Von Stetten

Henry Brocklehurst

Baron de Varville

Mekere

Theodorus van Gogh

Court-martial Judge (uncredited)

Public Prosecutor

Gondi

Professor James Moriarty

Bill Ogden

Ramadi

Doctor

Judge

Emile Fleuron

Garbitsch (archive footage) (uncredited)

Lord Wolfingham

Lerocle

Sir Anthony Lloyd

Seton Cram

Dr. Jonas

Mr. Simmons

Dr. Wolfe 'Toddy' MacFarlane

Julian Davis

Dr. Zucco

Stranger

Pierre Cauchon - Bishop of Beauvais

King William III

Jacques Desaix

Minister von Ribbentrop

The Regent - William of Pembroke

General Savary

Sir Ronald Dawson

Broussais

Capt. Duval

Sheik Ageiba

William Easter

La Motte

Sir Robert Cecil

Morgana

Bobo

Blades

Shelley Mason

Colonel Ingram

Phili Von Ramme

Pierre Radin

Mr. Earnshaw
Maj. Edward Chevenish

Hubbel

Dr. Emil Zurich

Watson King
Edward Moulton-Barrett

Clement

Frederick Seamon

Professor Marvin Griswald

Capt. Edgar Stafford

Franz Liszt

John Wales

Norman Warriner

Stipe

Hugh Lewis
King Maximillian

Count von Rimpau (as Henry Daniel)
Mr. Manningham