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Arthur Macrae

Acting Born Mar 17, 1908 Died Feb 25, 1962 London, England, UK 13 credits
13
Total Credits
1932–1958
27 Years Career Span
2
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Arthur Macrae works in acting. Born March 17, 1908 in London, England, UK. Died February 25, 1962. Archytele tracks 13 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

The Horse's Mouth
The Oracle
Encore · Screenplay
Traveller's Joy · Theatre Play
Journey Together
The Saint's Vacation
Under Your Hat · ScreenplayGeorge and Margaret
Silver BlazeParadise for Two · Writer
Dusty ErmineDusty Ermine · Additional Dialogue
The House Opposite

Full Filmography

13 titles
  • The Horse's Mouth (1958) as A.W. Alabaster
  • The Oracle (1953) as Alan Digby
  • Encore (1951) Screenplay
  • Traveller's Joy (1950) Theatre Play
  • Journey Together (1945) as Wing Commander - Initial Training Wing
  • The Saint's Vacation (1941) as Monty Hayward
  • Under Your Hat (1940) Screenplay
  • George and Margaret (1940) as Dudley
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  • Silver Blaze (1937) as Jack Trevor
  • Paradise for Two (1937) Writer
  • Dusty Ermine (1936) as Gilbert Kent
  • Dusty Ermine (1936) Additional Dialogue
  • The House Opposite (1932) as Randall

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Arthur Macrae best known for?

Arthur Macrae is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including The Horse's Mouth (1958), The Saint's Vacation (1941).

When and where was Arthur Macrae born?

Arthur Macrae was born on March 17, 1908 in London, England, UK. They passed away on February 25, 1962.

How many credits does Arthur Macrae have?

Arthur Macrae has accumulated over 13 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1932 to 1958.

Arthur Macrae by the numbers

13credits
13films
0TV series
1932–1958active years

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