Portrait of George Zucco

George Zucco

Acting

Biography

From Wikipedia George Zucco (11 January 1886 – 27 May 1960) was an English character actor who appeared, almost always in supporting roles, in 96 films during a career spanning two decades, from 1931 to 1951. In his horror films, he often played a suave villain or a mad doctor.

Born: January 10, 1886

Place of Birth: Manchester, England, UK

Filmography

2007
Terror in the Pharaoh's Tomb

as Dr. Moriarty (archive footage)

1991
Dracula: A Cinematic Scrapbook

as Dr. Joseph Van Ee (archive footage)

1983
The Horror of It All

as Dr. Cameron (archive footage)

1966
Doom of Dracula

as Prof. Lampini (archive footage)

1951
David and Bathsheba

as Egyptian Ambassador (uncredited)

1951
The First Legion

as Father Robert Stuart

1951
Flame Of Stamboul

as The Voice

1950
Let's Dance

as Judge Mackenzie

1950
Harbor of Missing Men

as H.G. Danziger

1949
Madame Bovary

as Dubocage

1949
1949
The Secret Garden

as Dr. Fortescue

1948
Joan of Arc

as Constable of Clervaux

1948
The Pirate

as The Viceroy

1948
1948
Tarzan and the Mermaids

as Palanth, the High Priest

1948
1947
Captain from Castile

as Marquis De Carvajal

1947
Where There's Life

as Paul Stertorius

1947
Desire Me

as Father Donnard

1947
Lured

as H.R. Barrett

1947
Moss Rose

as Craxton

1947
Scared to Death

as Dr. Josef Van Ee

1946
The Imperfect Lady

as Mr. Mallam

1946
The Flying Serpent

as Prof. Andrew Forbes

1945
Hold That Blonde!

as Dr. Pavel Storasky

1945
Confidential Agent

as Detective Geddes

1945
Week-End at the Waldorf

as Bey of Aribajan

1945
1945
Sudan

as Horadef

1945
Having Wonderful Crime

as King aka The Great Movel

1945
Watchtower Over Tomorrow

as Security Council Chair

1945
Fog Island

as Leo Grainger

1944
House of Frankenstein

as Prof. Bruno Lampini

1944
Shadows in the Night

as Frank Swift

1944
The Seventh Cross

as Fahrenburg

1944
1944
The Mummy's Ghost

as Andoheb, High Priest of Arkan

1944
Voodoo Man

as Nicholas

1943
Never a Dull Moment

as Tony Rocco

1943
The Mad Ghoul

as Dr. Alfred Morris

1943
Holy Matrimony

as Mr. Crepitude

1943
The Black Raven

as Amos Bradford

1943
Dead Men Walk

as Lloyd Clayton / Elwyn Clayton

1943
Sherlock Holmes in Washington

as Heinrich Hinckel aka Richard Stanley

1942
The Black Swan

as Lord Denby

1942
1942
Dr. Renault's Secret

as Dr. Robert Renault

1942
Half Way to Shanghai

as Peter van Hoost

1942
The Mad Monster

as Lorenzo Cameron

1942
My Favorite Blonde

as Dr. Hugo Streger

1941
Ellery Queen and the Murder Ring

as Dr. Edwin L. Jannery

1941
1941
A Woman's Face

as Defense Attorney

1941
Topper Returns

as Dr. Jeris

1941
1940
Arise, My Love

as Prison Governor

1940
The Mummy's Hand

as Professor Andoheb

1940
New Moon

as Vicomte Ribaud

1939
The Cat and the Canary

as Lawyer Crosby

1939
Here I Am a Stranger

as James K. Spaulding

1939
1939
The Magnificent Fraud

as Dr. Luis Virgo

1939
Captain Fury

as Arnold Trist

1938
1938
Arrest Bulldog Drummond

as Rolf Alferson

1938
Suez

as Prime Minister

1938
Vacation from Love

as Dr. Waxton

1938
Marie Antoinette

as Governor of Conciergerie (uncredited)

1938
Fast Company

as Otto Brockler

1938
Lord Jeff

as James 'Jim' Hampstead

1938
Arsène Lupin Returns

as Prefect of Police

1937
Rosalie

as General Maroff

1937
The Firefly

as Secret Service Chief

1937
The Bride Wore Red

as Count Armalia

1937
Madame X

as Dr. LaFarge

1937
Souls at Sea

as Woodley

1937
London by Night

as Inspector Jefferson

1937
Saratoga

as Dr. Bierd

1937
Parnell

as Sir Charles Arthur Russell

1936
After the Thin Man

as Dr. Adolph Kammer

1936
Sinner Take All

as Crowley Bascomb

1936
The Man Who Could Work Miracles

as The Colonel's Butler

1935
Abdul the Damned

as Officer of the Firing Squad

1935
It's a Bet

as Convict

1934
Something Always Happens

as Proprietor of the Maison de Paris

1934
What Happened Then?

as Inspector Hull

1934
1934
Autumn Crocus

as Revered Mayne

1933
1933
The Roof

as James Renton

1932
The Midshipmaid

as Lord Dore

1932
There Goes the Bride

as Prosecutor (uncredited)

1931
Dreyfus

as Jacques Marie Eugène Godefroy Cavaignac