Henry Sedley
Actor
Born Mar 25, 1881 · New York City, New York, USA
Active 1917–1962
Henry McDonald Sedley (1881–1962) was an American actor. He caused the death of a fellow student while a freshman at Yale University in 1901, which may have been the reason for a young woman being banned by her grandmother from marrying…
Filmography
The Man from Arizona (1932) — Buck GallagherArsène Lupin (1932) — Accused Officer (uncredited)Fighting for Justice (1932) — Bull BarnardLittle Caesar (1931) — Scabby (uncredited)The Ghost Talks (1929) — Joe TallesThe Racket (1928) — Spike CorcoranBlonde or Brunette (1927) — TurneyMarried Alive (1927) — Max FerburRiding to Fame (1927) — Joe RiordanOne Hour of Love (1927) — Tom WebbThe Custard Cup (1923) — Frank BosleyThe Devil's Partner (1923) — Henri, Jeanne's FatherThe Exciters (1923) — Gentleman EddieThe Broken Violin (1923) — James GaultFind the Woman (1922) — Don CareyA Game of Graft (1922)The Last Call (1922)How Women Love (1922) — Count JurkaThe Woman God Changed (1921) — Alastair De VriesThe Hidden Light (1920) — Harry WarrenMarriage for Convenience (1919) — Howard PollardHis Daughter Pays (1918) — SedleyThe Daredevil (1918) — Lt. BourdonCorruption (1917) — Philip Montross