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David Keir
Acting Born Feb 7, 1884 Died Oct 30, 1971 Dundee, Tayside, Scotland, UK 49 credits
Biography
David Keir works in acting. Born February 7, 1884 in Dundee, Tayside, Scotland, UK. Died October 30, 1971. Archytele tracks 49 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Career timeline
Strange Experiences
The Gambler and the LadyThe Last PageSong of ParisA Ghost for Sale
Honeymoon DeferredSmart Alec
Portrait of Clare
Under CapricornFor Them That TrespassFor Them That TrespassBlue ScarA Man's Affair
The Dark RoadThe Night Comes Too Soon
The Shop at Sly CornerJassyThe Brothers
The Captive HeartBedeliaI'll Turn to You
Pink String and Sealing WaxMeet Sexton BlakeWaltz Time
English Without TearsTawny PipitTwo Fathers
They Met in the DarkTomorrow We LiveThe Lamp Still BurnsThe Demi-ParadiseThe Shipbuilders
Let the People SingThunder Rock
This EnglandThe Ghost of St. Michael's
A Window in LondonCrimes at the Dark HouseThe Girl Who Forgot
The Arsenal Stadium MysteryDesign for MurderWhere's That FireFive at the George
The CitadelThis Man Is NewsThe Terror
The Ghost Goes WestIt Happened in Paris
Full Filmography
49 titles- Strange Experiences (1955) as Man
- The Gambler and the Lady (1952) as The Gambler (uncredited)
- The Last Page (1952) as Mr Quince
- Song of Paris (1952) as Doctor
- A Ghost for Sale (1952) as House Agent
- Honeymoon Deferred (1951) as Professor
- Smart Alec (1951) as Mr. Gruppy
- Portrait of Clare (1950) as Grosmont
- Under Capricorn (1949) as Man Checking Invitations at Ball (uncredited)
- For Them That Trespass (1949)
- For Them That Trespass (1949) as uncredited
- Blue Scar (1949) as Walter
- A Man's Affair (1949) as Curly
- The Dark Road (1948)
- The Night Comes Too Soon (1948) as The Realtor
- The Shop at Sly Corner (1947) as Gentlemen Customer
- Jassy (1947) as Jury Foreman
- The Brothers (1947) as Postman
- The Captive Heart (1946) as Mr. McDougall
- Bedelia (1946) as Chemist
- I'll Turn to You (1946) as Estate Agent
- Pink String and Sealing Wax (1945)
- Meet Sexton Blake (1945) as Charlie Kunn
- Waltz Time (1945) as Minister of Police
- English Without Tears (1944) as (uncredited)
- Tawny Pipit (1944) as Professor
- Two Fathers (1944)
- They Met in the Dark (1943) as Henry (uncredited)
- Tomorrow We Live (1943) as Jacquier
- The Lamp Still Burns (1943) as Mr. Purvis (uncredited)
- The Demi-Paradise (1943) as Jordan
- The Shipbuilders (1943) as Jury Foreman
- Headline (1943) as Train Passenger (uncredited)
- Let the People Sing (1942) as Mr. Finningley
- Thunder Rock (1942) as 1st Magistrate (uncredited)
- This England (1941) as (uncredited)
- The Ghost of St. Michael's (1941) as Dr. Ritchie
- A Window in London (1940) as Man Stuffing Cushions
- Crimes at the Dark House (1940) as Lawyer Mr. Merriman
- The Girl Who Forgot (1940) as Drawbridge
- The Arsenal Stadium Mystery (1939) as Dr. Meadow
- Design for Murder (1939) as Quiney
- Where's That Fire (1939) as Councillor
- Five at the George (1939) as Merridew
- The Citadel (1938) as Mr. Wickes (uncredited)
- This Man Is News (1938) as Brown
- The Terror (1938) as Doctor
- The Ghost Goes West (1935) as Creditor
- It Happened in Paris (1935) as Monsieur Renault (uncredited)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is David Keir best known for?
David Keir is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Tomorrow We Live (1943), Round Vernian Vifam (1983), Crimes at the Dark House (1940).
When and where was David Keir born?
David Keir was born on February 7, 1884 in Dundee, Tayside, Scotland, UK. They passed away on October 30, 1971.
How many credits does David Keir have?
David Keir has accumulated over 49 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1935 to 1955.
David Keir by the numbers
49credits
48films
1TV series
1935–1955active years
Age in their best-rated roles
- Tomorrow We Live (1943) as Jacquier — aged about 59
- Crimes at the Dark House (1940) as Lawyer Mr. Merriman — aged about 56
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