David Torrence
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- January 17, 1864
- Died
- December 26, 1951
- Birthplace
- Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
David Torrence (born David Tayson; 17 January 1864 – 26 December 1951) was a Scottish film actor. He appeared in more than 100 films from 1913 to 1939. He has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. He was the brother of actor Ernest Torrence. He was born in Edinburgh, Scotland and died in Los Angeles.
Filmography
The Voice That Thrilled the World 1943
as Self (segment 'Disraeli') (archive footage)
Rulers of the Sea 1939
as Donald Fenton
Stanley and Livingstone 1939
as Mr. Cranston
Bulldog Drummond's Bride 1939
as Bank Official
Ebb Tide 1937
as Tapena Tom
Lost Horizon 1937
as Prime Minister (uncredited)
Beloved Enemy 1936
as Alroyd
Annie Laurie 1936
as Sir Robert Laurie
Mary of Scotland 1936
as Lindsay
The Country Doctor 1936
as Governor General
Captain Blood 1935
as Andrew Baynes
Mutiny on the Bounty 1935
as Lord Hood
Harmony Lane 1935
as Mr. Pentland
Bonnie Scotland 1935
as Mr. Miggs the Lawyer
Black Sheep 1935
as Captain Savage
What Every Woman Knows 1934
as Alick Wylie
Charlie Chan in London 1934
as Home Secretary
Jane Eyre 1934
as Mr. Brocklehurst
Madame Spy 1934
as Seerfeldt
Mandalay 1934
as Capt. McAndrews
Queen Christina 1934
as Archbishop
Berkeley Square 1933
as Lord Stanley
The Masquerader 1933
as Fraser
Voltaire 1933
as Dr. Tronchin
Horse Play 1933
as Uncle Percy
Cavalcade 1933
as Man at Disarmament Conference (uncredited)
The Mask of Fu Manchu 1932
as McLeod
Smilin' Through 1932
as Gardener
A Successful Calamity 1932
as Partington
Five Star Final 1931
Actor
How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones No. 9: 'The Driver' 1931
Actor
East Lynne 1931
as Sir Richard Hare
The Bachelor Father 1931
as Frank "Mac" MacDonald
The Devil to Pay! 1930
as Mr. Hope
River's End 1930
as McDowell
Scotland Yard 1930
as Captain Graves
Raffles 1930
as Inspector McKenzie
City Girl 1930
as Lem's Father
Disraeli 1929
as Lord Michael Probert
Hearts in Exile 1929
as Governor
The Black Watch 1929
as Field Marshal
Strong Boy 1929
as Railroad President
Untamed Justice 1929
as George Morrow
Silks and Saddles 1929
as Judge Clifford
The Cavalier 1928
as Ramón Torreno
- Undressed
Undressed 1928
as Martin Stanley
The Big Noise 1928
as Managing Editor
Rolled Stockings 1927
as Mr. Treday
The World At Her Feet 1927
as Client
Annie Laurie 1927
as Sir Robert Laurie
The Mysterious Rider 1927
as Mark King
- The Midnight Watch
The Midnight Watch 1927
as Chief Callahan
The Third Degree 1926
as Howard Jeffries Sr.
The Unknown Cavalier 1926
as Peter Gaunt
Forever After 1926
as Mr. Clayton, Jennie's Father
- The Man in the Shadow
The Man in the Shadow 1926
as Robert Rodman
Laddie 1926
as Paul Stanton
The Auction Block 1926
as Robert Wharton Sr
Brown of Harvard 1926
as Mr. Brown
The Isle of Retribution 1926
as Godfrey Cornet
Sandy 1926
as Angus McNeil
Oh! What a Nurse! 1926
as Big Tim Harrison
The King of the Turf 1926
as Martyn Selsby
The Other Woman's Story 1925
as Judge
The Tower of Lies 1925
as Eric
The Mystic 1925
as James Bradshaw
What Fools Men 1925
as Williamson
Fighting the Flames 1925
as Judge Horatio Manly
Her Husband's Secret 1925
as Ross Brewster
- The Reckless Sex
The Reckless Sex 1925
as Robert Lanning
Idle Tongues 1924
as Cyrenus Stone
Love's Wilderness 1924
as The Governor
The Sawdust Trail 1924
as Jonathan Butts
Tiger Love 1924
as Don Miguel Castelar
- Which Shall It Be?
Which Shall It Be? 1924
as Robert Moore
The Dawn of a Tomorrow 1924
as Sir Oliver Holt
The Drums of Jeopardy 1923
as Cutty
The Light That Failed 1923
as Topenhow
Railroaded 1923
as Judge Garbin
The Man Next Door 1923
as Colonel Wright
Abysmal Brute 1923
as Mortimer Sangster
Trimmed in Scarlet 1923
as Charles Knight
The Power of a Lie 1923
as John Hammond
Forsaking All Others 1922
as Mr. Morton
Tess of the Storm Country 1922
as Elias Graves
A Virgin's Sacrifice 1922
as David Sherrill
Sherlock Holmes 1922
as Count Von Stalburg
The Inside of the Cup 1921
as Eldon Parr
Tess of the D'Urbervilles 1913
as Alec D'Urberville
The Prisoner of Zenda 1913
as Michael, Duke of Strelsau
Credits from TMDB.