Acting

David Torrence

Acting · Born 1864-01-17 · 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.

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