H. B. Warner

H. B. Warner

Actor. Born 25 October 1876 in London, England, UK. Died 21 December 1958.

10

Titles on Fi1m

76

Average Fi1m scoreas actor · 10 titles

1

Oscar nomination

Born

25 October 1876, London, England, UK

Died

21 December 1958

Active

1931–1956

Frequently works with

Frank Capra, James Stewart, Jean Arthur, Robert Riskin, Edward Arnold, Lionel Barrymore, Sidney Buchman, Thomas Mitchell

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H. B. Warner — H. B. WarnerLewis Smith (photo credit), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Scene from Act II of 'The Ghost Breaker' (1913): Second Detective (Walter H. Long), Duke Carlos (Frank Westerton), Detective (Joseph Robeson), Maria Theresa (Ka — Scene from Act II of 'The Ghost Breaker' (1913): Second Detective (Walter H. Long), Duke Carlos (Frank Westerton), Detective (Joseph Robeson), Maria Theresa (KaUnknown authorUnknown author, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

H. B. Warner (as Warren Jarvis) and Katherine Emmet (as Maria Theresa) in 'The Ghost Breaker' (1913) — H. B. Warner (as Warren Jarvis) and Katherine Emmet (as Maria Theresa) in 'The Ghost Breaker' (1913)Unknown authorUnknown author, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Advertisement for the American drama film A Fugitive from Matrimony (1919) with H.B. Warner and Seena Owen, on page 35 of the December 6, 1919 Exhibitors Herald — Advertisement for the American drama film A Fugitive from Matrimony (1919) with H.B. Warner and Seena Owen, on page 35 of the December 6, 1919 Exhibitors HeraldJesse D. Hampton Productions / Robertson-Cole Distributing Corporation / Exhibitors Mutual, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

H. B. Warner — H. B. WarnerImage via TMDB

H. B. Warner — H. B. WarnerImage via TMDB

A scene from "Alias Jimmy Valentine", which opened Nov. 26, 1911 at the Moore Theater, Seattle. Includes H. B. Warner and Harold Hartsell.. Subjects: plays, act — A scene from "Alias Jimmy Valentine", which opened Nov. 26, 1911 at the Moore Theater, Seattle. Includes H. B. Warner and Harold Hartsell.. Subjects: plays, actStudio of George Moffett, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

A scene from the American comedy drama film Haunting Shadows which played at the Colonial Theater, Seattle. Includes H. B. Warner. Date stamped Mar. 25, 1920. S — A scene from the American comedy drama film Haunting Shadows which played at the Colonial Theater, Seattle. Includes H. B. Warner. Date stamped Mar. 25, 1920. SUnknown authorUnknown author, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Photographs: Lewis Smith (photo credit), Public domain; Unknown authorUnknown author, Public domain; Unknown authorUnknown author, Public domain; Jesse D. Hampton Productions / Robertson-Cole Distributing Corporation / Exhibitors Mutual, Public domain; Studio of George Moffett, Public domain; Unknown authorUnknown author, Public domain. Stills courtesy of the studios via TMDB.