Richard Bird
Actor · Director
Born Apr 4, 1895 · Liverpool, Lancashire, England, UK
Active 1931–1979
Richard Bird was an English actor and director of stage and screen. Born George, Bird took the stage name Richard Bird after being nicknamed "Dickie" by his theatre colleagues.
Filmography
The Halfway House (1944) — Squadron Leader Richard FrenchTilly of Bloomsbury (1931) — Dick MainwaringWhite Face (1932) — Donald BatemanImpromptu (1932)Night Mail (1935) — BillyPublic Eye (1965) — JacksonThe Door with Seven Locks (1940) — Inspector Cornelius 'Andy' SneedThe Crouching Beast (1935) — Nigel DruceDetective (1964) — Seth CrabtreeForbidden (1949) — JenningsBulldog Drummond at Bay (1937) — CaldwellInvitation to the Waltz (1935) — WeberThe Right to Live (1933) — Richard FultonThe Terror (1938) — DirectorThe Water Gipsies (1932) — ErnestDon't Take It to Heart (1944) — Ghost / ArthurNine Till Six (1932) — Jimmie PennarthWhat Happened Then? (1934) — Peter BromleyDeath Trap (1962) — Ted CuppsMimi (1935) — CollineI'll Walk Beside You (1943) — John BrentSensation (1936) — Henry BeicherThe Warren Case (1934) — Louis BevanThe Great Defender (1934) — Eric Hammond