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Tom Helmore

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Tom Helmore (4 January 1904 – 12 September 1995) was an English film actor. He appeared in over 50 films between 1927 and 1972, including three directed by Alfred Hitchcock. He was born in London and died in Longboat Key, Florida. Description above from the Wikipedia article Tom Helmore, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia

Known For: Acting

Born: London, England, 1904-01-04

Died: 1995-09-12

Film

No.	Year	Title	Role	Vote Average
1	1927	The Ring	Spectator (uncredited)	59
2	1929	White Cargo	Worthing	0
3	1930	Leave It to Me	Tony	0
4	1931	The House of Unrest	David	0
5	1931	My Wife's Family	Willie Nagg	0
6	1931	Two Way Street	Geoffrey	0
7	1932	Above Rubies	Paul	0
8	1932	The Barton Mystery	Harry Maitland	0
9	1933	The King's Cup	Ronnie Helmore	0
10	1933	Up for the Derby	Ronnie Gordon	0
11	1934	The Feathered Serpent	Peter Dewin	0
12	1935	The Riverside Murder	Alfred Jerome	52
13	1935	The Right Age to Marry	Stephen	0
14	1936	Secret Agent	Colonel Anderson (uncredited)	61
15	1938	Easy Riches	Harry Miller	0
16	1948	Three Daring Daughters	Michael Pemberton	57
17	1949	Scene of the Crime	Norrie Lorfield	63
18	1949	Malaya	Matisson	65
19	1950	Shadow on the Wall	Crane Weymouth	66
20	1953	Trouble Along the Way	Harold McCormick	59
21	1953	Let's Do It Again	Courtney Craig	32
22	1954	The Shadow	Lamont Cranston	45
23	1955	Lucy Gallant	Jim Wardman	70
24	1957	This Could Be the Night	Stowe Devlin	56
25	1957	Designing Woman	Zachary Wilde	66
26	1958	Vertigo	Gavin Elster	82
27	1959	Count Your Blessings	Hugh Palgrave	42
28	1959	The Man in the Net	Gordon Moreland	52
29	1960	The Time Machine	Anthony Bridewell	73
30	1962	Advise & Consent	British Ambassador	72
31	1964	Flipper's New Adventure	Sir Halsey Hopewell	69
32		And One Was Loyal	George Manson	0

Television

No.	Year	Title	Role	Vote Average
1	1951	Schlitz Playhouse of Stars	Detective Superintendent Tom Reid	73
2	1953	General Electric Theater	George Manson	63
3	1955	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	Miles Farnham	77
4	1970	Night Gallery	John Warwick (segment “The Caterpillar”)	78