Henry Mollison Net Worth
Henry Mollison Net Worth is
$18 Million
Henry Mollison Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
He was on his way back to Britain from America in 1939 with the intention of joining the armed forces when the ship on which he was traveling was captured by Nazis and he spent five years in a German P.O.W. camp. During this period he organized camp entertainment and produced 56 shows for the other prisoners. On his release he returned to Britain ... | Date Of Birth | February 21, 1905 |
| Died | 1985-07-19 |
| Place Of Birth | Dundee, Tayside, Scotland, UK |
| Profession | Actor |
| Star Sign | Pisces |
| # | Fact |
|---|---|
| 1 | During Mollison's time in MILAG, (the Merchant Navy and non-military persons Internment Camp) some of the prisoners attempted to tunnel out of the camp. The tunnel collapsed, and was discovered by the Germans. The prisoners were ordered to assemble on the parade ground. The Camp Commandant, who was a Prussian c.w. monocle, told the prisoners that if they attempted to escape again, they would be shot. Mollison said in a loud "stage whisper" "I think it strange that Jerry built a camp on top of a tunnel". The Commandant said "Very funny, Herr Mollison. You will be the first to be shot". (Statement by Capt. John Campkin, Third Mate of the Shell tanker "Eulima" which was torpedoed by U-186, in 1943, and a fellow prisoner of Mollison at MILAG, to Third Mate Alan Knight, on Shell tanker "Vitrina", 1972). |
| 2 | Ex-stepbrother-in-law of Marge Champion. |
| 3 | Son of William Mollison and Evelyn McNay. Brother of William Mollison and Clifford Mollison. |
Actor
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| ITV Play of the Week | 1956 | TV Series | Ambassador |
| Front Page Story | 1954 | Lester | |
| The Man in the White Suit | 1951 | Hoskins | |
| Chelsea Story | 1951 | Mike Harvey | |
| What the Butler Saw | 1950 | Bembridge | |
| Whisky Galore | 1949 | Mr. Farquharson | |
| The Loves of Joanna Godden | 1947 | Harry Trevor | |
| Hungry Hill | 1947 | Dr. Armstrong | |
| Youth Takes a Fling | 1938 | Dunham | |
| A Bride for Henry | 1937 | Eric Reynolds | |
| The Windmill | 1937 | Gaston Lefarge | |
| Find the Witness | 1937 | Rudolph Mordini | |
| Counterfeit Lady | 1936 | Bemis | |
| They Met in a Taxi | 1936 | Mr. Arnold Stewart | |
| Shakedown | 1936 | Ralph Gurney | |
| Trapped by Television | 1936 | Thornton | |
| Secret Patrol | 1936 | Constable Gene Barkley | |
| Devil's Squadron | 1936 | Austin Forrester | |
| The Music Goes 'Round | 1936 | Stephen Grey | |
| The Lone Wolf Returns | 1935 | 'Mal' Mallison | |
| The Great Impersonation | 1935 | Eddie Pelham | |
| Someday | 1935 | Canley | |
| Hell's Cargo | 1935 | Captain Mazarin | |
| Manhattan Moon | 1935 | Reggie Van Dorset | |
| Drake the Pirate | 1935 | John Doughty | |
| Regal Cavalcade | 1935 | John Doughty | |
| Mister Cinders | 1934 | Cross | |
| Letting in the Sunshine | 1933 | Duvine | |
| Out of the Past | 1933 | Gerald Brassard | |
| The Face at the Window | 1932 | Lucien Courtier | |
| Third Time Lucky | 1931 | Stanley Crofts | |
| Knowing Men | 1930 | Frank Bramber | |
| Balaclava | 1928 | Prisoner's Friend |
Known for movies
The Man in the White Suit (1951)
as Hoskins
Whisky Galore (1949)
as Mr. Farquharson
What the Butler Saw (1950)
as Bembridge
Chelsea Story (1951)
as Mike Harvey