John Goldsworthy
John Goldsworthy (1884–1958) was a British-born stage and film actor. After emigrating to the United States he was active on Broadway appearing in a variety of plays, as well as several musicals. During the silent era he appeared in supporting roles in American films. Later in the 1940s he returned to the cinema, now playing mainly small, uncredited parts. His final film was MGM's The Prisoner of Zenda (1951).
Acted in
The Desert Fox: The Story of Rommel
1951
as Gen. Heinrich von Stulpnagel
The Secret Of St. Ives
1949
as Gen. Ordney (uncredited)
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
1949
as Guard (uncredited)
South of St. Louis
1949
A Woman's Secret
1949
as Harold (Uncredited)
The Emperor Waltz
1948
13 Lead Soldiers
1948
as Dr. Ashley Stedman
Moss Rose
1947
as Minister (uncredited)
The Imperfect Lady
1946
as Bobby
Bedlam
1946
The Dark Corner
1946
as Butler (uncredited)
Hangover Square
1945
Even as Eve
1920
as De Witt Courser
The Career of Katherine Bush
1919
as Lord Algernon Fitz-Rufus
The Divorcee
1919
as Horace Beresford
Life's Greatest Problem
1918
as Frank Craig (as John H. Goldsworthy)
Wife Number Two
1917
as Rudolph Bulwer
A Corner in Cotton
1916
as Algie Sherwood
Her Debt of Honor
1916
as Crawford Granger
A Yellow Streak
1915
as Richard Marvin
After Dark
1915
as George Medhurst