Person

Derrick De Marney

Acting · 1906–1978 · Brentford, Middlesex, England, UK

Derrick De Marney was an English stage, screen, and television actor, as well as a producer. He is probably best known for his starring role as a man wrongly accused of murder in the 1937 Alfred Hitchcock film Young and Innocent.

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  Armchair Theatre

  1956

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  Young and Innocent

  Robert Tisdall

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  Things to Come

  Richard Gordon

• Music Hall

  Jim

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  Blond Cheat

  Michael Ashburn

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  No Way Back

  Writer

• Stranglehold

  Phillip

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  The First of the Few

  Squadron Leader Jefferson

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  Flying Fifty-Five

  Bill Urquhart

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  The Gentle Sex

  Producer

• 1995No Way BackWriter
• 1966The Projected ManLatham
• 1962Doomsday at ElevenAlderbrook
• 1956Armchair Theatre
• 1956Private's ProgressPat
• 1956The March HareCaptain Marlow
• 1954Meet Mr. CallaghanSlim Callaghan
• 1950She Shall Have MurderDagobert Brown
• 1949No Way BackWriter
• 1948Sleeping Car to TriesteGeorge Grant
• 1947Uncle SilasUncle Silas
• 1946FrenzyCharles Garrie
• 1943The Gentle SexProducer
• 1942London ScrapbookDirector
• 1942The First of the FewSquadron Leader Jefferson
• 1942Malta G.C.Director
• 1941Dangerous MoonlightMike Carroll
• 1941This Is PolandNarrator
• 1940Three Silent MenCaptain John Mellish
• 1940The Second Mr. BushTony
• 1939The Lion Has WingsBill - Navigator
• 1939Flying Fifty-FiveBill Urquhart
• 1938Sixty Glorious YearsBenjamin Disraeli
• 1938Blond CheatMichael Ashburn
• 1937Victoria the GreatYounger Diraeli
• 1937Young and InnocentRobert Tisdall
• 1936Land Without MusicRudolpho Strozzi
• 1936Cafe MascotJerry Wilson
• 1936Things to ComeRichard Gordon
• 1935The Immortal GentlemanJames Carter / Tybalt
• 1935Once in a New MoonBryan Grant
• 1934Music HallJim
• 1931The Conquest of the Air(uncredited)
• 1931StrangleholdPhillip
• 1931ShadowsPeter
• 1930The Valley of GhostsArthur Wilmot
• 1928Adventurous YouthThe Englishman