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Edmund Breon

Edmund Breon

Reversing the usual procedure, Scottish actor Edmund Breon began his film career in Hollywood in 1928, then returned to the British Isles in 1932. Breon was most often seen in self-effacing roles, usually military in nature. He was cast as Lt. Bathurst in The Dawn Patrol (1930), Colonel Morgan in Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939), and General Huddleston in Gaslight (1944). Among Edmund Breon's late-'40s assignments was the role of Julian Emery in the Sherlock Holmes opus Dressed to Kill (1946), an indication perhaps that the part had been slated for the real Gilbert Emery, a British actor who, like Breon, specialized in humble, passive characterizations. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide


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When was Edmund Breon born?
Edmund Breon was born on December 12, 1882

What role did Edmund Breon portray in The Woman in the Window?
Edmund Breon played Dr. Michael Barkstone in The Woman in the Window

What role did Edmund Breon play in Goodbye, Mr. Chips?
Edmund Breon played Col. Morgan in Goodbye, Mr. Chips

Who did Edmund Breon portray in The Scarlet Pimpernel?
Edmund Breon was Col. Winterbottom in The Scarlet Pimpernel

What role did Edmund Breon portray in Enchantment?
Edmund Breon played Uncle Bunny in Enchantment

What role did Edmund Breon portray in The Thing?
Edmund Breon played Dr. Ambrose in The Thing

Who did Edmund Breon portray in Dressed to Kill?
Edmund Breon was Julian Emery in Dressed to Kill


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