David Farrar
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David Farrar

Known for
Acting
Born
August 21, 1908
Died
August 31, 1995
Place of birth
Forest Gate, London, England, UK

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Biography

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David Farrar (21 August 1908 – 31 August 1995) was an English stage and film actor, born in Forest Gate, east London.

Three of his most notable film roles were leads in the Powell and Pressburger films Black Narcissus (1947), The Small Back Room (1949), and Gone to Earth (1950).

He retired in 1962. After the death of his wife Irene in 1976, he moved to South Africa to be with their daughter.

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Filmography

  • The 300 SpartansFilm · 1962 · as Xerxes
  • The Webster BoyFilm · 1962 · as Paul Webster
  • Beat GirlFilm · 1960 · as Paul Linden
  • John Paul JonesFilm · 1959 · as John Wilkes
  • Solomon and ShebaFilm · 1959 · as Pharaoh
  • WatusiFilm · 1959 · as Rick Cobb
  • I Accuse!Film · 1958 · as Mathieu Dreyfus
  • The Son of Robin HoodFilm · 1958 · as Des Roches
  • Woman and the HunterFilm · 1957 · as David Kirby
  • LostFilm · 1956 · as Detective Inspector Craig
  • The Battle of the River PlateFilm · 1956 · as Narrator
  • Escape to BurmaFilm · 1955 · as The Sawbwa
  • Pearl of the South PacificFilm · 1955 · as Bully Hague
  • The Sea ChaseFilm · 1955 · as Commander Jeff Napier
  • Duel in the JungleFilm · 1954 · as Perry Henderson / Arthur Henderson
  • Lilacs in the SpringFilm · 1954 · as Charles King
  • The Black Shield of FalworthFilm · 1954 · as Gilbert Blunt, Earl of Alban
  • Night Without StarsFilm · 1951 · as Giles Gordon
  • The Golden HordeFilm · 1951 · as Sir Guy of Devon
  • The Late Edwina BlackFilm · 1951 · as Gregory Black
  • Cage of GoldFilm · 1950 · as Bill
  • Gone to EarthFilm · 1950 · as John Reddin
  • Diamond CityFilm · 1949 · as Stafford Parker
  • The Small Back RoomFilm · 1949 · as Sammy Rice
  • Mr. Perrin and Mr. TraillFilm · 1948 · as David Traill
  • Black NarcissusFilm · 1947 · as Mr. Dean
  • FriedaFilm · 1947 · as Robert Dawson
  • Lisbon StoryFilm · 1946 · as David Warren
  • The Trojan BrothersFilm · 1946 · as Sid Nichols
  • Meet Sexton BlakeFilm · 1945 · as Sexton Blake
  • The Echo MurdersFilm · 1945 · as Sexton Blake
  • The World Owes Me a LivingFilm · 1945 · as Paul Collyer
  • For Those in PerilFilm · 1944 · as Murray
  • The Hundred Pound WindowFilm · 1944 · as George Graham
  • A Fighter Has CrashedFilm · 1943 · Acting
  • HeadlineFilm · 1943 · as 'Brookie ' Brooks
  • The Dark TowerFilm · 1943 · as Tom Danton
  • The Night InvaderFilm · 1943 · as Dick Marlow
  • They Met in the DarkFilm · 1943 · as Commander Lippinscott
  • Suspected PersonFilm · 1942 · as Inspector Thompson
  • Went the Day Well?Film · 1942 · as Lieutenant Jung
  • Danny BoyFilm · 1941 · as Martin
  • Sheepdog of the HillsFilm · 1941 · as Reverend Michael Varney
  • Q PlanesFilm · 1939 · as Viking Bo'sun
  • A Royal DivorceFilm · 1938 · as Louis Bonaparte
  • Sexton Blake and the Hooded TerrorFilm · 1938 · as Granite Grant
  • Return of a StrangerFilm · 1937 · as Dr. Young

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