Arthur Bromley Davenport Net Worth
Arthur Bromley Davenport Net Worth is
$300,000
Arthur Bromley Davenport Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Arthur Henry Bromley-Davenport (29 October 1867 - 15 December 1946), better known as A. Bromley Davenport, was an English actor born in Baginton, Warwickshire, England, UK.Bromley-Davenport made appearances in the cast of at least 77 films for television and cinema between 1920 and 1944. He was known publicly as Bromley Davenport and, in the film credits, his Christian name was always abbreviated.Perhaps the most commercial films he appeared in were Jamaica Inn and The Way Ahead in which his character was named after his real life name. He did not often have a lead role but in the television drama Magic, he took the lead role as Duke. | Date Of Birth | October 29, 1867 |
| Died | 1946-12-15 |
| Place Of Birth | Baginton, Warwickshire, England, UK |
| Profession | Actor |
| Star Sign | Scorpio |
Actor
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Way Ahead | 1944 | Chelsea Pensioner (as Bromley Davenport) | |
| When We Are Married | 1943 | Mayor | |
| The Young Mr. Pitt | 1942 | Sir Evan Nepean | |
| Let the People Sing | 1942 | Agent | |
| Those Kids from Town | 1942 | Egworth | |
| Old Mother Riley's Ghosts | 1941 | Warrender | |
| Love on the Dole | 1941 | Pawnbroker (uncredited) | |
| The Farmer's Wife | 1941 | Henry Coaker | |
| The Second Mr. Bush | 1940 | Colonel Barlow | |
| Magic | 1939 | TV Movie | The Duke |
| Jamaica Inn | 1939 | Sir Humphrey's Friend (as Bromley Davenport) | |
| Square Pegs | 1939 | TV Movie | |
| The Mysterious Mr. Davis | 1939 | Lord Avonmouth (as Bromley Davenport) | |
| Second Thoughts | 1938 | George Gaunt | |
| Youth at the Helm | 1938 | TV Movie | Chairman of the London and Metropolitan Bank |
| Who Killed Cock Robin? | 1938 | TV Movie | |
| Ann and Harold | 1938 | TV Series | Vicar |
| The Old and the Young | 1938 | TV Short | Old Gentleman (as Bromley Davenport) |
| Deirdre | 1938 | TV Movie | Fergus (as Bromley Davenport) |
| Henry IV | 1938 | TV Movie | Dr. Dionysius Genoni (as Bromley Davenport) |
| The Beautiful One | 1938 | TV Movie | Merira (as Bromley Davenport) |
| Murder in the Family | 1938 | Minor Role (uncredited) | |
| To the Victor | 1938 | Mr. Parker | |
| Girl in the Street | 1937 | General Taplow | |
| The Cardinal | 1936 | Bramante | |
| The Crouching Beast | 1935 | ||
| Vintage Wine | 1935 | Pierre | |
| So You Won't Talk | 1935 | Mr. Fielding | |
| The Scarlet Pimpernel | 1934 | French innkeeper (Brogard) (as Bromley Davenport) | |
| Lost in the Legion | 1934 | Colonel | |
| Love, Life & Laughter | 1934 | Menkenburg | |
| The Warren Case | 1934 | Sir Richard Clavering | |
| The Bride of the Lake | 1934 | Lord Kenmore (uncredited) | |
| Little Miss Nobody | 1933 | Mr. Romary | |
| The Stolen Necklace | 1933 | Priest | |
| The Pointing Finger | 1933 | Lord Edensore | |
| Shot in the Dark | 1933 | Peter Browne | |
| Enemy of the Police | 1933 | Sir Lemuel Tapleigh | |
| Dora | 1933 | Short | Judge |
| The Melody-Maker | 1933 | Jenks | |
| The Wishbone | 1933 | Harry Stammer | |
| The Iron Stair | 1933 | Sir Andrew Gale | |
| Lord Camber's Ladies | 1932 | Sir Bedford Slufter | |
| The Face at the Window | 1932 | Gaston de Brisson | |
| The Return of Raffles | 1932 | Sir John Truwode | |
| Money Means Nothing | 1932 | Earl of Massingham | |
| When London Sleeps | 1932 | Colonel Graham (as Bromley Davenport) | |
| The Man Who Won | 1932 | Lord Blagden | |
| Flat No. 9 | 1932 | Short | Caretaker |
| The Marriage Bond | 1932 | MFH | |
| Self Made Lady | 1932 | Duke of Alchester | |
| Mischief | 1931 | ||
| Glamour | 1931 | Lord Belton | |
| Captivation | 1931 | Colonel Jordan | |
| Leave It to Me | 1930 | Short | Mr. Jordan |
| Too Many Crooks | 1930 | Short | The Man Upstairs |
| The American Prisoner | 1929 | Squire Malherb | |
| Spangles | 1928 | Romanovitch | |
| The Blue Peter | 1928 | Mr. Callaghan | |
| Eileen of the Trees | 1928/II | Sam Duffield | |
| The Flight Commander | 1927 | Philosopher | |
| A Sister to Assist 'Er | 1927 | Jim Harris | |
| The Fake | 1927 | Hesketh Pointer | |
| The Glad Eye | 1927 | Galipau (as Bromley Davenport) | |
| Roses of Picardy | 1927 | Baron d'Archeville | |
| Somebody's Darling | 1925 | Sleeper | |
| An Inconvenient Infant | 1925 | Short | |
| The Impatient Patient | 1925 | Short | |
| What the Butler Saw | 1924 | General Dunlop | |
| Eugene Aram | 1924 | Cpl. Bunting | |
| Sally Bishop | 1923 | Landlord | |
| Bonnie Prince Charlie | 1923 | Sir John Cope | |
| The Starlit Garden | 1923 | Col Grangerson | |
| A Maid of the Silver Sea | 1922 | Old Tom Hamon | |
| Running Water | 1922 | Capt. Barstow | |
| Fox Farm | 1922 | Sam Wetherall | |
| Boy Woodburn | 1922 | Matt Woodburn | |
| The Persistent Lovers | 1922 | Duke of Harborough | |
| 'Orace | 1921 | Short | 'Orace |
| The Bigamist | 1921 | Richard Carruthers | |
| The Great Gay Road | 1920 | Sir Crispin Vickrey |
Known for movies
Jamaica Inn (1939)
as Sir Humphrey's Friend
The Way Ahead (1944)
as Chelsea Pensioner
The Scarlet Pimpernel (1934)
as French innkeeper (Brogard)
Magic (1939)
as The Duke