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Actor
Cyril McLaglen
- Born September 9, 1899 in London, England, UK
- Died July 11, 1987
Cyril McLaglen was a British actor who appeared in a variety of films between 1920 and 1951. He was born in London in 1899 and made his film debut in the 1920 film The Call of the Road. He was the younger brother of the actor Victor McLaglen.
Known for
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde1941
The Long Voyage Home1940
The Black Swan1942
Peter Ibbetson1935
Wee Willie Winkie1937
Underground1928
They Met in Bombay1941
The Plough and the Stars1936
Filmography
- 1942The Black SwanFilmCaptain Jones (uncredited)
- 1942Son of Fury: The Story of Benjamin BlakeFilmGrimes (uncredited)
- 1941Dr. Jekyll and Mr. HydeFilmDrunk (uncredited)
- 1941They Met in BombayFilmSergeant Major (uncredited)
- 1940The Long Voyage HomeFilmFirst Mate
- 1938Four Men and a PrayerFilmO'Hara (uncredited)
- 1937Wee Willie WinkieFilmCpl. Tummel
- 1936The Plough and the StarsFilmCorporal Stoddard
- 1935Peter IbbetsonFilmCaptain of Guards (uncredited)
- 1934The Secret of the LochFilmMate (Uncredited)
- 1934The Band Plays OnFilmLumberjack
- 1933A Royal DemandFilmLord Forrest
- 1933Money for SpeedFilmBig Bill Summers
- 1932Verdict of the SeaFilmFenn
- 1932Josser Joins the NavyFilmLangford
- 1931The BratFilmCyril (uncredited)
- 1931No LadyFilmPtomanian Ptough
- 1931Down RiverFilmSergeant Proctor
- 1930Alf's ButtonFilmSergeant Major
- 1930SuspenseFilmCyril McClusky
- 1930Bed and BreakfastFilmBill
- 1929The Lost PatrolFilmThe Sergeant
- 1928UndergroundFilmBert
- 1928You Know What Sailors AreFilmThe Spanish Mate
- 1928BalaclavaFilmJohn Kennedy
- 1928The Flight CommanderFilmSammy
- 1927Hindle WakesFilmAlf
- 1927The ArcadiansFilmThe Crook
- 1927QuinneysFilmJim Miggott
- 1927BoadiceaFilmMadoc
- 1927Madame PompadourFilmGogo
- 1926The Island of DespairFilmMate