Born in New York City, New York, USA — Oct 05 1874• Died Sep 11 1961

George Henry Irving (October 5, 1874 – September 11, 1961) was an American film actor and director. Irving started his career as a theatre actor. In 1914 he came to Hollywood and acted in over 250 films from 1914 until 1948. Irving was initially an actor-director and directed about 35 silent films. He switched exclusively to acting in the mid-1920s and became a character actor until the later 1940s. He usually played reputable and stern persons of authority in supporting roles. Irving is perhaps best known for his roles as Robert Wentworth in Coquette (…
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Alexander Peabody

Harrison (uncredited)

Mr. Powell (uncredited)

Sanity Hearing Doctor (uncredited)

Committeeman (uncredited)

Judge

Mr. Ives

Dr. James Stanton Sr.

Broker (uncredited)

Judge (uncredited)

Jim's Campaign Manager (uncredited)

District Attorney Edward Greer

Rear Admiral Lee

Minor Role (uncredited)

Head of Marriage Tribunal (uncredited)

Judge (uncredited)

Colonel Caldwell

Senator Henry Whitney

Her Uncle Edgar

Headwaiter (uncredited)

Judge (uncredited)

Judge Thompson

Charles Melton

Consul

Reporter (uncredited)

Harry Mitchell

Colonel's Aide (uncredited)

Man (uncredited)

Judge

Chief Judge at Custody Hearing (uncredited)

Gen. Neville

College President Martin

Colonel Robert E. Lee (uncredited)

Dr. Blair

Walter Gilbert

Mr. Prentice

Judge

District Attorney Lawson (uncredited)

Dr. Bernard

Mr. Patridge (Uncredited)

Police Commissioner

Charles Girard (1914)

Rear Admiral (uncredited)

Mr. Brooks (uncredited)

Neeval

Judge

Dr. White (uncredited)

Dr. Charles Keats

State Department Official

Daniels

Broker


Mr. Finchley (uncredited)

Hotel Doctor (uncredited)

Bantry


First Doctor (uncredited)

Truant Officer

State Governor

Dr. Jim Moffat

President Hammond

Angry Radio Station Executive

Judge

Dr. Cramm

Doctor (uncredited)

Defense Attorney Johnson (uncredited)

Prof. Brent

Receivership Hearing Judge (uncredited)

Harvey's Uncle

Santiago Doctor (uncredited)

Night Court Judge (uncredited)

American Consul (uncredited)

Avery (uncredited)

Robert Wentworth

Parsons (uncredited)

Judge Joseph Carroll

Ship's Captain

Admiral

President of the Senate (uncredited)

Thomas, Nelson's Butler

Father (uncredited)

Dr. Adams (uncredited)

Madeleine's Father (uncredited)

Mr. Norman

Warden (uncredited)

Dr. Carlisle (uncredited)

Mr. Corwin

Judge's Voice

College Official (uncredited)

Doctor (uncredited)

Don Bennett

General Winfield

Major Gordon Kent

Peter Rendon

Dr. Bell (uncredited)

Dr. Timothy Drake

Prosecutor John Morton

Judge (Uncredited)

Doug White

Colonel

Prof. Elias Manton

Clifton

John Montgomery (uncredited)

Colonel Wilder

Mark Holt (uncredited)

The Duke of Carineaux (Uncredited)

Doctor

Senator Wilton

Admiral Kingston

Dr. Sibley

Doc - a Notre Dame Professor (uncredited)

Military Doctor

Judge

Louden

Mr. John Raleigh Elliott

Simeon Trott

Police Chief

Mort Dixon

Directing

Townsman (uncredited)

Governor (uncredited)

Jonas Bronell

Mr. Stockton (uncredited)

Paris Prefect of Police

Chief of Police

Directing

Albert (A.K.) Otto, Justice of the Peace

Statesman (uncredited)

Captain Beatty

Robert Hall

Pattison

Edward Swain (uncredited)


Attorney (uncredited)

Col. Wagner (uncredited)

Dr. Van Buren

President Baker

Yacht Captain

Schubal Peabody

James Martin

J.D. Murdock

John Hartley

Gregory

J. T. Varley

J. Atwell Hunt

John Halliday

Thomas Jefferson

Newspaper Owner (uncredited)

Directing

Commanding Officer (uncredited)

Warden

Mr. Glade

Commander Mays

Mr. Van Tuyl

Curator

Jury Foreman

Mr. Spencer

Donald Bradley Sr.

Directing
Dr Otto Steiner

Minister

George Harper

College President

Directing

Jeff Thayer

Jimsey Smith (as George H. Irving)

Bernard Ingals

B.R. Carnwall

Dr. Billings

Prof. Arnold

Dr. Loring

Colonel Wentworth

Directing

Doctor (uncredited)

Judge Horman

Doctor

Blair Patterson (uncredited)

Richard Stanton Gale

Actor on Donkey in the Play

Mr. Passmore

Warden Edmund Miller

Dr. Raymond

Mr. Vandergriff

Thomas Jefferson

Judge (uncredited)

Ned Mason

Hamilton (uncredited)

Lige Melberne

Kenbrook

Doctor (uncredited)

Directing

John Mason

John R. Loraine

Mr. King

Garland - Oil Company President (uncredited)

Thomas Hamilton Sr.

Directing

Henry Rockwell

Defense Attorney

Madden

Judge

Mr. Roderick Virey

General Andrew Jackson

District Attorney

Dr. Barnes

President of Tire Co.

Alexander Peyton

James Hutton Sr.

Melville's Party Guest

Directing

Directing

Dr. Alexander Kirk

Judge Sturgis

Directing

College President Sheffield

Theater Manager

Commodore Jordan

Mr. Public Opinion

Doctor (uncredited)

George Rand Sr

Harvey Dumont

Mr. Madison

Marine Colonel in Nicaragua

Dr. Stovall


Directing

Directing

Prison Doctor

Directing


Directing

Directing

Bill Ket

The Rider

Directing

Directing

Thomas H. Hastings, Sr.

Cyrus Kinnng

Directing

Directing

Directing

Colonel Fairfax

Directing

Directing

Directing

Directing

Directing

Directing

George Bryant