Frank Stanmore
Frank Stanmore (10 March 1877 – 15 August 1943) was an English film actor. He appeared in 76 films between 1914 and 1938. He was born in London and died in Gravesend, Kent.
Acted in
It's a Bet
1935
as Tramp
That's a Good Girl
1933
as Malone
Dora
1933
as Jupiter
Lucky Girl
1932
as Mullins
The House Opposite
1932
as Ben
The Old Man
1931
as Charles
The Great Gay Road
1931
as Crook Perkins
My Old China
1931
as Sam
Let's Love and Laugh
1931
as Bride's Father
What a Night!
1931
as Mr. Livingstone
We Take Off Our Hats
1930
as 'arry
Leave It to Me
1930
as Merton
The Temporary Widow
1930
as Witness Kulicke
Life's a Stage
1930
as Alf Nobbler
You'd Be Surprised!
1930
as Frankie
Red Pearls
1930
as Martin Radshaw
What Next?
1929
as Cedric Chippendale
Chamber of Horrors
1929
as James Budgeforth
The Hellcat
1928
as Butler
Wait and See
1928
as Frankie
Mumsie
1927
as Nobby Clarke
The Little People
1927
as Paolo
The Blackguard
1925
as The Impresario
The Alley of Golden Hearts
1924
as Grocer
Réveille
1924
as Whelks
Lily of the Alley
1924
as Alf
The School for Scandal
1923
as Sir Peter Teazle
Love, Life and Laughter
1923
as The Balloon-Blower
God's Prodigal
1923
as Hickey
A Rogue in Love
1922
as Frank Badgery
The Spanish Jade
1922
as Tormillo, Don Luis' servannt
Beyond the Dreams of Avarice
1920
as Alf Burnley
The Mother of Dartmoor
1916
as Sammy Bolt
The Heart of a Child
1916
as Johnny Doone
The Man Without a Soul
1916
Love in a Wood
1915
as Touchstone