John Longden
Biography
John Longden was a talented actor who made significant contributions to both stage and screen, originating from the West Indies and later becoming a notable figure in English cinema. His prolific career spanned from 1926 to 1964, during which he participated in a multitude of films. Longden is particularly recognized for his collaborations with the legendary director Alfred Hitchcock, appearing in five of his notable films: *Blackmail*, *Juno and the Paycock*, *The Skin Game*, *Young and Innocent*, and *Jamaica Inn*.
In addition to his film work, Longden's versatility extended to the television realm, where he featured in various series, showcasing his range as an actor. His performances have left a lasting imprint on the entertainment industry, making him a memorable figure in the history of British cinema.
Filmography
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Contraband
1940 • Passport officer
Tower of Terror
1941
The Ship That Died of Shame
1955 • Detective
An Honourable Murder
1960 • Julian Caesar
The Skin Game
1931 • Charles Hornblower
Pool of London
1951
Piccadilly
1929
Quatermass 2
1957 • Chief Inspector Lomax
Young and Innocent
1937 • Det. Insp. Kent
The Silver Fleet
1943 • Jost Meertens
Juno and the Paycock
1930 • Charles Bentham
Blackmail
1929 • Detective Frank Webber