
Charles Farrell
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- August 6, 1900
- Died
- August 27, 1988
- Birthplace
- Dublin, Ireland
Charles Farrell was born on August 6, 1900 in Dublin, Ireland. He was an actor, known for Night and the City (1950), The Crimson Pirate (1952) and The Last Appointment (1954). He was married to Babbie McManus. He died on August 27, 1988 in London, England. Not to be confused with American actor Charles Farrell (1900-1990).
Filmography

Frenzy 1972
as Complaining Pub Customer (uncredited)

Edna: The Inebriate Woman 1971
as Tramp

The Abominable Dr. Phibes 1971
as Chauffeur

Countess Dracula 1971
as The Seller

The Vampire Lovers 1970
as Landlord

Brasileiros em Hollywood 1970
as Self (archive footage)

Oh! What a Lovely War 1969
as Policeman (uncredited)

Sebastian 1968
as Taxi Driver

Surprise Package 1960
as Nick Jamieson

Operation Cupid 1960
as Charlie Stevens

Too Young to Love 1960
as Waiting Room Man

Hidden Homicide 1959
as Mungo Peddy

The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw 1958
as Bartender

The Diplomatic Corpse 1958
as Percy Simpson
- The Strange Case of Dr. Manning
The Strange Case of Dr. Manning 1957
as John Karver

Stolen Assignment 1955
as Percy Simpson

The Hornet's Nest 1955
as Posh Peterson

Final Appointment 1954
as Percy

There Was a Young Lady 1953
as Arthur

The Crimson Pirate 1952
as Poison Paul

There Is Another Sun 1951
as Simmonds

Night and the City 1950
as Mickey Beer

Boys in Brown 1949
as Mr. Sykes

They Made Me a Fugitive 1947
as Curley
- The Turners of Prospect Road
The Turners of Prospect Road 1947
as Jack
- Don Chicago
Don Chicago 1945
as Don Dooley

The Way to the Stars 1945
as American Orderly

Meet Sexton Blake 1945
as Skipper

Bell-Bottom George 1944
as Jim Bennett

Dangerous Moonlight 1941
as First Cab Driver

Convoy 1940
as Walker

Jailbirds 1940
as Spike Nelson

Night Journey 1938
as Dave

The Rebel Son 1938
as Tovkatch

Jericho 1937
as Sergeant on Guard (uncredited)

Lonely Road 1936
as Palmer, smuggler chief

The Amazing Quest of Ernest Bliss 1936
as Scales

Boys Will Be Boys 1935
as Louis Brown
- Wild Boy
Wild Boy 1934
as Gang Member (uncredited)

Red Wagon 1933
as Milligan
- The Stolen Necklace
The Stolen Necklace 1933
as Sailor
- Lucky Ladies
Lucky Ladies 1932
as Bookmaker

Jack's the Boy 1932
as Martin

The Sign of Four: Sherlock Holmes' Greatest Case 1932
as Funfair Patron

The House Opposite 1932
as Wharton

The Innocents of Chicago 1932
as Smiler

Looking on the Bright Side 1932
as Tough Man in Street

Money for Nothing 1932
as Digger

Tonight's the Night - Pass It On 1931
as Williams

The Man at Six 1931
as George Wollmer
- Creeping Shadows
Creeping Shadows 1931
as Chicago Joe

The Love Hour 1925
as Kid Lewis
Credits from TMDB.