Douglas Payne Net Worth
Douglas Payne Net Worth is
$1.7 Million
Douglas Payne Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Douglas Payne was born in 1875 in Bromley, Kent, England. He was an actor and director, known for The Further Exploits of Sexton Blake: The Mystery of the S.S. Olympic (1920), Doddington Diamonds (1922) and The Airman's Children (1915). He died on August 3, 1965 in London, England. | Date Of Birth | 1875-01-01 |
| Died | 1965-08-03 |
| Place Of Birth | Bromley, Kent, England, UK |
| Profession | Actor, Director |
Actor
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Trumpet Call | 1915 | James Redtruth | |
| The Romany Rye | 1915 | Short | Edward Marsden |
| The Little Minister | 1915 | Lord Rintoul | |
| The Airman's Children | 1915 | Short | Pilot |
| The Mesmerist | 1915 | Short | The mesmerist |
| In the Ranks | 1914 | Richard Belton | |
| Captain Nighthawk | 1914 | Short | Charles Darrell |
| Enoch Arden | 1914 | The Priest | |
| The White Feather | 1914 | Short | |
| The Harbour Lights | 1914 | Mark Helstone | |
| The Fiends of Hell | 1914 | Short | Rex Omar |
| The Stolen Masterpiece | 1914/I | The Thief | |
| The Houseboat Mystery | 1914 | Short | |
| The Mystery of the Diamond Belt | 1914 | George Marsden Plummer | |
| The Aviator Spy | 1914 | Short | Paul Koffman |
| The Cup Final Mystery | 1914 | Short | Charles West |
| The Finger of Destiny | 1914 | Short | Manadarin |
| Maria Marten, or: The Murder in the Red Barn | 1913 | Short | Roger Deaves |
| Ju-Jitsu to the Rescue | 1913 | Short | Big Jake |
| The Great Gold Robbery | 1913 | Short | Walter Hyde |
| The Seer of Bond Street | 1913 | Short | Clipper Burke |
| The Fallen Idol | 1913 | Short | Dr. Douglas Ewart |
| The Miracle | 1912/II | Short | The Knight |
| The Adventures of Dick Turpin: The Gunpowder Plot | 1912 | Short | George II |
| The Flaw | 1933 | Inspector Barnes | |
| Red Aces | 1930 | Insp. Gaylor | |
| You'd Be Surprised! | 1930 | Convict 99 | |
| The Man Who Changed His Name | 1928 | A Canadian | |
| The Scarlet Daredevil | 1928 | Rateau | |
| What Next? | 1928 | Cornelius Vandergilt | |
| Old Bill Through the Ages | 1924 | ||
| The Blue Carbuncle | 1923 | Short | Peterson |
| Doddington Diamonds | 1922 | Short | Sexton Blake |
| Potter's Clay | 1922 | Henry J. Smith | |
| The Further Exploits of Sexton Blake: The Mystery of the S.S. Olympic | 1920 | Sexton Blake | |
| Rodney Stone | 1920 | James Harrison | |
| Won by a Head | 1920 | ||
| A Lass o' the Looms | 1919 | Foreman | |
| The Heart of a Rose | 1919 | Stephen Carnforth | |
| The Stronger Will | 1916 | Short | Mark Birch |
| Fine Feathers | 1915/II | Dr. Beverley | |
| The Scorpion's Sting | 1915 | Satan | |
| Royal Love | 1915 | ||
| The Avenging Hand | 1915 | Short | |
| Married for Money | 1915 | Robert Sims | |
| The Coal King | 1915 | James Hawker | |
| The Great Cheque Fraud | 1915 | Short | George Marsden Plummer |
| Flying from Justice | 1915 | John Gully |
Director
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Potter's Clay | 1922 |
Known for movies
The Further Exploits of Sexton Blake: The Mystery of the S.S. Olympic (1920)
as Sexton Blake
Doddington Diamonds (1922)
as Sexton Blake
The Airman's Children (1915)
as Pilot
The Fiends of Hell (1914)
as Rex Omar