Hay Petrie Net Worth
Hay Petrie Net Worth is
$6 Million
Hay Petrie Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Hay Petrie (16 July 1895, Dundee, Angus, Scotland - 30 July 1948, London, England), born David Hay Petrie, was a Scottish actor noted for playing eccentric characters, among them Quilp in The Old Curiosity Shop (1935), the McLaggen in The Ghost Goes West (1935) and Uncle Pumblechook in Great Expectations (1946).Hay Petrie went to St Andrew’s Academy, Dundee, and St Andrew’s University, where he first discovered the stage. In 1915 he joined the Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment) as a Second Lieutenant. After the war he studied with Rosina Filippi joining the Old Vic Company appearing as "Starveling" in A Midsummer Night’s Dream in 1920. In 1924 Albert de Courville brought Hay Petrie into Vaudeville with The Looking Glass, in which he sang "Oh Shakespeare you’re the best of all but you can’t fill the fourteen shilling stall". His first film part was Many Waters in 1931. Hay Petrie struggled with alcoholism, but was much loved by audiences and players. He was never more at home than when he was playing parts from the classical theatre, and for many he was the Shakespearian Clown of the early 1920s. | Date Of Birth | July 16, 1895 |
| Died | 1948-07-30 |
| Place Of Birth | Dundee, Tayside, Scotland, UK |
| Height | 5' 3½" (1.61 m) |
| Profession | Actor |
| Star Sign | Cancer |
Actor
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Queen of Spades | 1949 | Herman's servant | |
| The Monkey's Paw | 1948 | Grimshaw | |
| The Outsider | 1948 | Peck | |
| The Silk Noose | 1948 | Barber | |
| The Fallen Idol | 1948 | Clock Winder | |
| There Is No Escape | 1948 | ||
| The Red Shoes | 1948 | Boisson | |
| Hamlet Part 2/II | 1947 | TV Movie | Gravedigger |
| Hamlet Part 2 | 1947 | TV Movie | Gravedigger |
| Hamlet Part 1 | 1947 | TV Movie | Gravedigger |
| Great Expectations | 1946 | Uncle Pumblechook | |
| The Laughing Lady | 1946 | Tom | |
| Honeymoon Hotel | 1946 | The Bridegroom | |
| Night Boat to Dublin | 1946 | Station Master | |
| The Voice Within | 1946 | Fair Owner | |
| Battle for Music | 1945 | Official Receiver | |
| Waltz Time | 1945 | Minister of War | |
| For You Alone | 1945 | Sir Henry Markham (uncredited) | |
| Kiss the Bride Goodbye | 1945 | Fraser | |
| A Canterbury Tale | 1944 | Woodcock | |
| On Approval | 1944 | Landlord | |
| They Met in the Dark | 1943 | Waiter (uncredited) | |
| Escape to Danger | 1943 | uncredited | |
| It Started at Midnight | 1943 | Gestapo man at inn | |
| The Great Mr. Handel | 1942 | Phineas | |
| Sabotage at Sea | 1942 | Talkative sailor at table | |
| Wings and the Woman | 1942 | Old General | |
| Hard Steel | 1942 | Mr. Kissack | |
| One of Our Aircraft Is Missing | 1942 | The Burgomaster | |
| This Was Paris | 1942 | Popinard, Amusement Park Owner | |
| Rush Hour | 1941 | Short | Bus Conductor (uncredited) |
| Bombsight Stolen | 1941 | Dr. Truscott | |
| Turned Out Nice Again | 1941 | Drunk (uncredited) | |
| The Spell of Amy Nugent | 1941 | Mr. Cathcart | |
| Quiet Wedding | 1941 | Railway Porter (uncredited) | |
| The Ghost of St. Michael's | 1941 | Procurator Fiscal | |
| A Voice in the Night | 1941 | Sebastian | |
| The Thief of Bagdad | 1940 | Astrologer | |
| Convoy | 1940 | Minesweeper Skipper | |
| Ten Days in Paris | 1940 | Benoit | |
| Pastor Hall | 1940 | Nazi Pastor | |
| Blackout | 1940 | Axel Skold / Erik Skold | |
| Spy for a Day | 1940 | Mr. Britt. | |
| Crimes at the Dark House | 1940 | Dr. Isidor Fosco | |
| 21 Days Together | 1940 | Evan | |
| Inquest | 1939 | Norman Neale K.C. | |
| Jamaica Inn | 1939 | Sir Humphrey's Groom | |
| The Four Feathers | 1939 | Mahdi Interpreter (uncredited) | |
| Design for Murder | 1939 | Old Dan | |
| The Spy in Black | 1939 | James - Ship's Engineer | |
| Clouds Over Europe | 1939 | Stage Door Keeper | |
| A Spot of Bother | 1938 | McTavish the Golf Club Official (uncredited) | |
| Smiling Along | 1938/I | Jack | |
| Consider Your Verdict | 1938 | Short | The Undertaker |
| The Last Barricade | 1938 | Captain MacTavish | |
| Knight Without Armor | 1937 | Station Master | |
| I Married a Spy | 1937 | Robert Pigeon | |
| The Conquest of the Air | 1936 | Tiberius Cavallo | |
| Treachery on the High Seas | 1936 | Brainie | |
| Rembrandt | 1936 | Jeweller (uncredited) | |
| Hearts of Humanity | 1936 | Alf Hooper (as D. Hay Petrie) | |
| The House of the Spaniard | 1936 | Orlando | |
| Men of Yesterday | 1936 | ||
| Forever Yours | 1936 | New York Theatre Manager | |
| The Ghost Goes West | 1935 | The McLaggen | |
| I Stand Condemned | 1935 | Spy | |
| The Loves of Madame Dubarry | 1935 | Cascal | |
| Crimson Dynasty | 1935 | Professor (uncredited) | |
| Peg of Old Drury | 1935 | Mr. Rich | |
| Invitation to the Waltz | 1935 | Periteau | |
| The Old Curiosity Shop | 1934 | Quilp | |
| Blind Justice | 1934 | Harry | |
| The Private Life of Don Juan | 1934 | Golden Pheasant Manager (uncredited) | |
| Nell Gwyn | 1934 | French Ambassador (uncredited) | |
| Runaway Queen | 1934 | Revolutionary | |
| Colonel Blood | 1934 | Mr. Edwards | |
| Matinee Idol | 1933 | Mr. Clappit | |
| Red Wagon | 1933 | Minor Role (uncredited) | |
| Crime on the Hill | 1933 | Jevons | |
| Song of the Plough | 1933 | Farmhand | |
| The Wandering Jew | 1933/I | Palermo Merchant (uncredited) | |
| The Private Life of Henry VIII. | 1933 | The King's Barber (uncredited) | |
| Daughters of Today | 1933 | Sharpe | |
| The Lucky Number | 1932 | The Photographer | |
| Help Yourself | 1932 | Sam Short | |
| Carmen | 1932 | Remenado | |
| Many Waters | 1931 | Director | |
| Night Birds | 1930 | Scotty (as D. Hay Petrie) | |
| Suspense | 1930 | Scruffy |
Self
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Out of the Box | 1942 | Documentary short |
Known for movies
Jamaica Inn (1939)
as Sir Humphrey's Groom
Great Expectations (1946)
as Uncle Pumblechook
The Thief of Bagdad (1940)
as Astrologer
The Red Shoes (1948)
as Boisson