Harry Terry
Actor
Born Jan 1, 1887
Active 1927–present
Harry Terry was an English stage and film actor. He made his stage debut in 1900, and appeared in more than 60 films between 1927 and 1952, including two films directed by Alfred Hitchcock. He was born in London.
Filmography
Night and the City (1950) — Man on Dock (uncredited)The Ring (1927) — The ShowmanThe Manxman (1929) — Man (uncredited)"Pimpernel" Smith (1941) — Camp GuardPiccadilly (1929) — PublicanThe Citadel (1938) — Miner (uncredited)Wanted for Murder (1946) — Park KeeperThe Vagabond Queen (1929) — WinkleburgSay It with Flowers (1934) — Concert PatronThe American Prisoner (1929) — Boatswain KnappsI See a Dark Stranger (1946) — Irish Smuggler (uncredited)Windbag the Sailor (1936) — Crew MemberThe Unholy Quest (1934) — SoapyThe Goose Steps Out (1942) — SS Guard (uncredited)Dancing with Crime (1947) — Man Outside Taxi Garage (uncredited)The Proud Valley (1940) — MinerTrouble Brewing (1939) — Race Card Seller / Slush PasserWaterloo Road (1945)Appointment with Crime (1946) — MickThey Drive by Night (1938) — Released Convict (Uncredited)The Face at the Window (1939) — The Face at the WindowFame Is the Spur (1947) — Man in Election Crowd (uncredited)Saloon Bar (1940) — Customer In Public Bar (uncredited)Boys in Brown (1949) — Borstal Master