Milton Rosmer

Milton Rosmer

Known for
Acting
Born
November 4, 1881
Died
December 7, 1971 (aged 90)
Birthplace
Southport, Lancashire, England, UK

Biography

Miton Rosmer made his name on the British stage, debuting in 1889. He easily made the transition to silent pictures, appearing in such films as The Passionate Friends (1922). Talkies proved to be no obstacle to him, as it did to many silent actors, and Rosmer had roles in such classics as Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939) and The Stars Look Down (1940). He specialized in playing such characters as magistrates, professors, army officers and other authority figures. Rosmer was also a screenwriter and director. The Crimean War epic Balaclava (1928), which had been shot as a silent by Maurice Elvey, was extensively reshot by Rosmer as a talkie, and he also directed such other films as Channel Crossing (1933), The Great Barrier (1937) and Emil and the Detectives (1935). His final film as an actor was John Wesley (1954), after which he worked in television until 1956, when he retired. He died at age 90 in 1971. - IMDb mini biography by: frankfob2@yahoo.com

Known For

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Filmography

1955
The Adventures of the Scarlet Pimpernel poster

The Adventures of the Scarlet Pimpernel

TV · as Rothstein, Banker Rothstein · 1 ep

1954
John Wesley poster

John Wesley

Movie · as Georgia Trustee

1952
Pride and Prejudice poster

Pride and Prejudice

TV · as Mr Bennet · 5 eps

1950
Sunday Night Theatre poster

Sunday Night Theatre

TV · as Emperor Franz I · 1 ep

1949
The Small Back Room poster

The Small Back Room

Movie · as Prof. Mair

1948
The Monkey's Paw poster

The Monkey's Paw

Movie · as Mr. Robert Trelawne

1948
Daybreak poster

Daybreak

Movie · as Governor

1947
Fame Is the Spur poster

Fame Is the Spur

Movie · as Magistrate

1947
Frieda poster

Frieda

Movie · as Merrick

1941
Atlantic Ferry poster

Atlantic Ferry

Movie · as George Burns

1940
The Stars Look Down poster

The Stars Look Down

Movie · as Harry Nugent, MP

1940
Return to Yesterday poster

Return to Yesterday

Movie · as Sambourne

1940
Dangerous Comment poster

Dangerous Comment

Movie · as Major Brett

1939
Goodbye, Mr. Chips poster

Goodbye, Mr. Chips

Movie · as Chatteris

1939
Gas Light

Gas Light

Movie · as Inspector Rough

1939
Let's Be Famous poster

Let's Be Famous

Movie · as Albert Pinbright

1939
The Lion Has Wings poster

The Lion Has Wings

Movie · as Head of Observer Corps

1938
South Riding poster

South Riding

Movie · as Alderman Snaith

1935
The Phantom Light poster

The Phantom Light

Movie · as Dr. Carey

1930
The W Plan poster

The W Plan

Movie · as President of Court Martial

1929
High Treason poster

High Treason

Movie · as (uncredited)

1924
The Shadow of Egypt

The Shadow of Egypt

Movie · as Harold Westcott

1923
La donna e l'uomo

La donna e l'uomo

Movie

1923
A Gamble with Hearts

A Gamble with Hearts

Movie · as Dallas Chalfont

1922
The Passionate Friends poster

The Passionate Friends

Movie · as Steven Stratton

1921
A Woman of No Importance poster

A Woman of No Importance

Movie · as Lord Illingworth

1921
The Amazing Partnership

The Amazing Partnership

Movie · as Pryde

1921
The Will

The Will

Movie · as Philip Ross

1921
Belphegor the Mountebank

Belphegor the Mountebank

Movie · as Belphegor

1921
A Romance of Wastdale poster

A Romance of Wastdale

Movie · as David Gordon

1920
Torn Sails

Torn Sails

Movie · as Hugh Morgan

1920
The Twelve Pound Look

The Twelve Pound Look

Movie · as Harry Sims

1920
Wuthering Heights poster

Wuthering Heights

Movie · as Heathcliff

1919
The Chinese Puzzle poster

The Chinese Puzzle

Movie · as Sir Roger de la Haye

1917
Little Women poster

Little Women

Movie · as Theodore Lawrence

1916
Lady Windermere's Fan poster

Lady Windermere's Fan

Movie · as Lord Windermere

1916
The Man Without a Soul poster

The Man Without a Soul

Movie · as Stephen Ferrier