Bertram Burleigh Net Worth
Bertram Burleigh Net Worth is
$15 Million
Bertram Burleigh Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Bertram Burleigh was born in 1890 in London, England as Charles Bertram Burleigh. He was an actor, known for Won by Warr (1922), The Mother of Dartmoor (1917) and All Roads Lead to Calvary (1921). He was married to Helen Mary Sabiston and Dorothy Margaret Green. He died on April 24, 1961 in Goring-by-Sea, Sussex, England. | Date Of Birth | 1890, London, United Kingdom |
| Died | April 24, 1961, Goring-by-Sea, United Kingdom |
| Place Of Birth | London, England, UK |
| Profession | Actor |
| Spouse | Helen Mary Sabiston (m. 1946), Dorothy Margaret Green (m. 1912–1924) |
| Siblings | Maud Guendolen |
| Movies | Mrs. Thompson, How Kitchener Was Betrayed, Becket |
| # | Fact |
|---|---|
| 1 | Retired from acting in the late 1920s and subsequently worked as a manager for Wolverhampton Theatre Cinemas until 1935 and then as a manager of hotels and inns in the Birmingham area. He owned the Cock Inn, Wishaw, near Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire, which he sold in 1958-9. |
| 2 | His sister Maud Guendolen (b. 22nd December 1888 Birmingham, d.1950) was as a dancer and singer at the Drury Lane Theatre, London, and his first wife Dorothy Margaret Green (1890-1975), later Cloud then Waters was also an actress and dancer, in Brentford, Middlesex. |
Actor
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| White Heat | 1927 | Phil Storer | |
| The Clue of the Oak Leaf | 1926 | Short | |
| The Escape | 1926/II | Short | Richard Manton |
| Don Quixote | 1923 | Sanson Carrasco | |
| Becket | 1923 | Lord Leicester | |
| The Engineer's Thumb | 1923 | Short | Hatcherley |
| Tense Moments from Opera | 1922 | Manrico / Hardress Creegan (segments "Il Trovatore" - "The Lily of Killarney") | |
| Open Country | 1922 | Jack Senhouse | |
| Won by Warr | 1922 | Short | Eric Warr |
| Squibs Wins the Calcutta Sweep | 1922 | The Weasel | |
| The Crimson Circle | 1922 | ||
| Man and His Kingdom | 1922 | Eugene Rimarez | |
| Il trovatore | 1922 | Short | Manrico |
| The Lily of Killarney | 1922 | Short | Hardess Creegan |
| The Red Circle | 1922 | Short | Gennaro Lucca |
| La fiancée du disparu | 1921 | ||
| All Roads Lead to Calvary | 1921 | Bob Phillips | |
| The Curse of Westacott | 1921 | Short | The Man |
| How Kitchener Was Betrayed | 1921 | Lieutenant Mack | |
| The Great Day | 1920 | Frank Beresford | |
| Burnt In | 1920 | Mark Heron | |
| Foolish Monte Carlo | 1920 | Archie Lowndes | |
| Garryowen | 1920 | Robert Dashwood | |
| Mrs. Thompson | 1919 | Dicky Marsden | |
| The Sands of Time | 1919 | Allan Rose | |
| Tower of Strength | 1919 | David Shannon | |
| The Mother of Dartmoor | 1917 | Ives Pomeroy | |
| A Mother's Influence | 1916 | Short | Ives Pomeroy |
| I Believe | 1916 | ||
| Trapped by the London Sharks | 1916 | Inspector James Graham | |
| Meg of the Slums | 1916 | Short | Harry Newman |
| The Love Trail | 1915 | Lord Beauvais | |
| Infelice | 1915 | Cuthbert Lawrence | |
| The Angels of Mons | 1915 | Short | The man |
| John Halifax, Gentleman | 1915 | Undetermined Role | |
| Wake Up! Or, a Dream of Tomorrow | 1914 |
Known for movies
Won by Warr (1922)
as Eric Warr
The Mother of Dartmoor (1917)
as Ives Pomeroy
All Roads Lead to Calvary (1921)
as Bob Phillips
A Mother's Influence (1916)
as Ives Pomeroy