Sam Wilkinson

Actor Apr 17 (died age 83) Kensington, London, England, UK 1921–1949 (28 year career)

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Biography

Sam Wilkinson was born on April 17, 1884 in Kensington, London, England as Geoffrey George Hubert Wilkinson Harris. He was an actor, known for The Man Who Won (1932), Lost Patrol (1929) and Gwyneth of the Welsh Hills (1921).

Known For

Film

Broken Blossoms

Guide

Film

Let the People Sing

6.2 1942

Film

The Last Journey

The Stutterer

Film

Tell England

Private Booth

Film

Mr. Emmanuel

6.8 1944

Film

Cotton Queen

Entwistle

Film

Tawny Pipit

Commissionaire

Film

Three Men in a Boat

Police Constable

Filmography

Acting (22)

Movies (22)

Golden Arrow

1949

as Taxi Driver

Read All About It

as French

Mr. Emmanuel

Tawny Pipit

as Commissionaire

Let the People Sing

The Good Old Days

as Croker

Everything Happens to Me

1938

The Sky’s the Limit

1937

as Journalist

Cotton Queen

as Entwistle

Broken Blossoms

as Guide

Troubled Waters

as Lightning

The Last Journey

1935

as The Stutterer

7.0

Adventure Ltd.

1935

as Reginald Purdie

Jack Ahoy

as Dodger

Three Men in a Boat

as Police Constable

Mr. Bill the Conqueror

1932

as Noah

When London Sleeps

1932

as Guy Renton

Tell England

1931

as Private Booth

7.5

Other People's Sins

1931

as Actor

The Lost Patrol

1929

as Sanders

The Prince and the Beggarmaid

1921

as Prince Michael

Gwyneth of the Welsh Hills

1921

as Shores