Eric Blore

Eric Blore

Birthday: 1887-12-22
Deathday: 1959-03-02
Place of birth: Finchley, Middlesex, England, UK

Biography

Eric Blore (23 December 1887 - 2 March 1959) was an English actor.

Filmography

Top Hat

1935

As Bates

The Lady Eve

1941

As Sir Alfred McGlennan Keith

Swing Time

1936

As Gordon

Shall We Dance

1937

As Cecil Flintridge

Road to Zanzibar

1941

As Charles Kimble

Love Happy

1949

As Mackinaw

The Gay Divorcee

1934

As Waiter

Flying Down to Rio

1933

As Head Waiter

The Shanghai Gesture

1941

As Caesar Hawkins

Romance on the High Seas

1948

As Ship's Doctor

Sullivan's Travels

1941

As Sullivan's Valet

The Soldier and the Lady

1937

As Henry Blount

Joy of Living

1938

As Potter

The Good Fairy

1935

As Dr. Metz

Bowery to Bagdad

1955

As The Genie

Quality Street

1937

As Recruiting Sergeant

Swiss Miss

1938

As Edward

San Diego I Love You

1944

As Nelson, Butler

The Ex-Mrs. Bradford

1936

As Stokes, Bradford's Butler

Breakfast for Two

1937

As Butch

The Moon and Sixpence

1942

As Capt. Nichols

The Lone Wolf Meets a Lady

1940

As Jamison

The Lone Wolf Strikes

1940

As Jamison

The Lone Wolf Takes a Chance

1941

As Jamison

The Lone Wolf in London

1947

As Claudius Augustus Lucius Jamison

Hitting a New High

1937

As Cedric Cosmo

Three Girls About Town

1941

As Charlemagne, looking for Charlie

New York Town

1941

As Vivian

Counter-Espionage

1942

As Jameson

Lady Scarface

1941

As Mr. Hartford

The Casino Murder Case

1935

As Currie

The Notorious Lone Wolf

1946

As Jameson

Submarine Base

1943

As Spike, Morgan's Aide

It's Love I'm After

1937

As Digges

Passport to Suez

1943

As Llewellyn Jameson

The Wind in the Willows

1949

As J. Thaddeus Toad (voice)

The Lone Wolf Keeps a Date

1940

As Jamison

Music in My Heart

1940

As Griggs

One Dangerous Night

1943

As Jamison

'Til We Meet Again

1940

As Sir Harold Pinchard

Sons o' Guns

1936

As Hobson

Piccadilly Jim

1936

As Bayliss, Jim's Butler

Secrets of the Lone Wolf

1941

As Jamison

Holy Matrimony

1943

As Henry Leek

Happy Go Lucky

1943

As Betsman

Limehouse Blues

1934

As Slummer (uncredited)

Two in the Dark

1936

As Edmund Fish

Redhead

1941

As Digby

Folies Bergère

1935

As Francois

Seven Keys to Baldpate

1935

As Prof. Harrison Boulton

I Live My Life

1935

As Grove, Bentley's Butler

Smartest Girl in Town

1936

As Lucius Philbean

The Sky's the Limit

1943

As Jackson - Phil's Butler (uncredited)

Behold My Wife!

1934

As Benson

I Dream Too Much

1935

As Roger Briggs

The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad

1949

As Mr. Toad (voice)

Tarnished Lady

1931

As Jewelry Counter Clerk

Heavenly Music

1943

As Mr. Frisbie

South of Suez

1940

As Harold 'Limey' Wemsley

To Beat the Band

1935

As Hawkins

Old Man Rhythm

1935

As 'Phil' Phillips

Abie's Irish Rose

1946

As Stubbins, Asst. Hotel Manager

A Gentleman's Gentleman

1939

As Heppelwhite

$1,000 a Touchdown

1939

As Henry

The Man Who Wouldn't Talk

1940

As Horace Parker

Confirm or Deny

1941

As Mr. Hobbs, Regency Hotel

A Desperate Adventure

1938

As Trump

Winter Wonderland

1946

As Luddington

The Lone Wolf in Mexico

1947

As Jamison

I Was a Criminal

1941

As Obermueller, the Mayor

The Boys from Syracuse

1940

As Pinch

Forever and a Day

1943

As Charles

Laughter

1930

As Party Guest in Angel Costume (Uncredited)

Diamond Jim

1935

As Sampson Fox

Fancy Pants

1950

As Lionel Boswell / Sir Wimbley

Breakdowns of 1940

1940

As Self

The Great Gatsby

1926

As Lord Digby

Men in Her Diary

1945

As Florist

Easy to Look At

1945

As Billings

Penthouse Rhythm

1945

As Ferdy Pelham

The Silver Screen: Color Me Lavender

1997

As Self (archive footage)

Kitty

1945

As Dobson

Sunday Night at the Trocadero

1937

As Eric Blore

Marilyn Monroe: Beyond the Legend

1986

As Self (from Love Happy [1949]) (archive footage)

Going Hollywood: The '30s

1984

As (archive footage)

Island of Lost Men

1939

As Herbert

Earl of Puddlestone

1940

As Horatio Bottomley

Once Upon a Studio

2023

As Mr. Toad (voice) (archive footage)

Barbara Stanwyck: Straight Down The Line

1997

As Self (archive footage)