Gilbert Emery
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- June 11, 1875
- Died
- October 28, 1945
- Birthplace
- Naples, New York, USA
From Wikipedia Gilbert Emery Bensley Pottle (June 11, 1875 – October 28, 1945), known professionally as Gilbert Emery, was an American actor who appeared in over 80 movies from 1921 to his death in 1945.
Filmography
Swell Guy 1946
Writer
The Brighton Strangler 1945
as Dr. Manby
Between Two Worlds 1944
as Benjamin Cliveden-Banks
The Return of the Vampire 1943
as Dr. Walter Saunders
Sherlock Holmes in Washington 1943
as Sir Henry Marchmont (uncredited)
King of the Mounties 1942
as Commissioner Morrison
The Loves of Edgar Allan Poe 1942
as Thomas Jefferson
Escape from Hong Kong 1942
as Col. J.A. Crossley
The Remarkable Andrew 1942
as Mr. Thomas Jefferson
Sundown 1941
as Ashburton
New Wine 1941
as The School Principal
Singapore Woman 1941
as Sir Stanley Moore
A Woman's Face 1941
as Associate Judge
That Hamilton Woman 1941
as Lord Spencer
Scotland Yard 1941
as Sir Clive Heathcote
Rage in Heaven 1941
as Mr. Black
South of Suez 1940
as Manders
A Dispatch from Reuters 1940
as Lord Palmerston in Parliament (uncredited)
River's End 1940
as Justice
Waterloo Bridge 1940
as Colonel at Luncheon (uncredited)
The House of the Seven Gables 1940
as Gerald Pyncheon
Raffles 1939
as Bingham
Nurse Edith Cavell 1939
as Brand Whitlock
The Lady's from Kentucky 1939
as Pinckney Rodell
The Saint Strikes Back 1939
as Martin Eastman
Storm Over Bengal 1938
as Colonel Torrance
A Man to Remember 1938
as Dr. Robinson
Always Goodbye 1938
Story
Lord Jeff 1938
as Magistrate
Making the Headlines 1938
as Edmund Sandford
The Buccaneer 1938
as Captain Lockyer
Double or Nothing 1937
as Mr. Mitchell
The Life of Emile Zola 1937
as Minister of War
Souls at Sea 1937
as Capt. Martisel
The Great Barrier 1937
as George Stephen
The Girl on the Front Page 1936
as Thorne
Bullets or Ballots 1936
as Mr. Thorndyke
Dracula's Daughter 1936
as Sir Basil Humphrey
Little Lord Fauntleroy 1936
as Purvis
Wife vs. Secretary 1936
as Simpson
Magnificent Obsession 1935
as Doctor Ramsay
Peter Ibbetson 1935
as Wilkins
Harmony Lane 1935
as Mr. Foster
Without Regret 1935
as Inspector Hayes
Reckless Roads 1935
as Amos Truslow
Goin' to Town 1935
as Winslow
Cardinal Richelieu 1935
as Noble
Let's Live Tonight 1935
as Maharajah de Jazaar
Night Life of the Gods 1935
as Betts
Clive of India 1935
as Mr. Sullivan
Now and Forever 1934
as James Higginson
One More River 1934
as Judge
Grand Canary 1934
as Captain Renton
Whom the Gods Destroy 1934
as Professor Weaver
Where Sinners Meet 1934
as Dominic
I Believed in You 1934
as Pamela's Friend
The House of Rothschild 1934
as The British Prime Minister
Coming Out Party 1934
as Herbert Emerson Stanhope
All of Me 1934
as The Dean
Gallant Lady 1933
Story
A Farewell to Arms 1932
as British Major
Okay, America! 1932
as Secretary John Drake
The Man Called Back 1932
as Sir Henry, Defense Counsel
Mata Hari 1931
Additional Dialogue
The Cuban Love Song 1931
Additional Dialogue
Rich Man's Folly 1931
as Kincaid
The Yellow Ticket 1931
as Sir Hubert, British Ambassador
Party Husband 1931
as Ben Holliday
Ladies' Man 1931
as Horace Fendley
The Lady Refuses 1931
as Sir Gerald Courtney
Scandal Sheet 1931
as Franklin
The Royal Bed 1931
as Phipps, the King's servant
A Lady's Morals 1930
as Broughm
Let Us Be Gay 1930
as Townley
Prince of Diamonds 1930
as Smith
Sarah and Son 1930
as John Ashemore
Behind That Curtain 1929
as Sir Frederick Bruce
The Sky Hawk 1929
as Major Nelson
Tarnish 1924
Theatre Play
The Hero 1923
Writer
Any Wife 1922
as Mr. John Hill
- Rudd's New Selection
Rudd's New Selection 1921
as Mr. Dandelion
Cousin Kate 1921
as Heath Desmond
Ginger Mick 1920
as Ginger Mick
The Sentimental Bloke 1919
as Ginger Mick
- Ben Hall, the Notorious Bushranger
Ben Hall, the Notorious Bushranger 1911
as Chief of Police
Credits from TMDB.