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Crauford Kent Filmography: Every Movie and TV Show in Order

All 23 Crauford Kent roles in chronological order (1930 to 1952): 23 movies and 0 TV series.

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Crauford Kent filmography
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How many movies and TV shows has Crauford Kent been in? This complete Crauford Kent filmography lists 23 credited roles (23 films, 0 TV series), in chronological order from 1930 to 1952, with links to our full guides where available.

Crauford Kent movies in order

  • The Unholy Three (1930) as Defense Attorney
  • The Devil to Pay! (1930) as Arthur Hale
  • The Thirteenth Guest (1932) as Dr. Sherwood
  • The Eagle and the Hawk (1933) as General (uncredited)
  • The Invisible Man (1933) as Doctor (uncredited)
  • Little Miss Marker (1934) as Doctor (uncredited)
  • Naughty Marietta (1935) as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)
  • Mutiny on the Bounty (1935) as Lieutenant Edwards
  • The Walking Dead (1936) as British Radio Announcer (uncredited)
  • The Walking Dead (1936)
  • Topper (1937)
  • A Christmas Carol (1938) as Scrooge's Tall Business Associate (uncredited)
  • The Story of Alexander Graham Bell (1939) as General
  • British Intelligence (1939) as Cmdr. Phelps
  • The Sea Hawk (1940) as Lieutenant
  • Foreign Correspondent (1940) as Toastmaster (uncredited)
  • The Letter (1940) as Robert's Friend at Bar (uncredited)
  • Keeper of the Flame (1943)
  • The Constant Nymph (1943) as Thorpe
  • The Lodger (1944)
  • The Verdict (1946) as Professional Man (uncredited)
  • Tea for Two (1950)
  • Pat and Mike (1952) as Tennis Umpire (uncredited)

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Frequently asked questions

How many movies has Crauford Kent been in?

Crauford Kent has 23 credited film roles and 0 TV roles, for a total of 23 credits from 1930 to 1952.

What was Crauford Kent's first major role?

The Unholy Three (1930).

What is Crauford Kent's most recent project?

Pat and Mike (1952).

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