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Frederick Leister

Frederick Leister

A stage actor from 1906, Frederick Leister was well into his fifties when he made his first screen appearance in 1937. For the next quarter century, the distinguished, orotund Leister enlivened British films with his own brand of unassailable dignity. His more memorable screen assignments include the "downsized" auditor-turned-racetrack cashier in The Hundred Pound Window (1943) and the snobbish patriarch in 1945's The Randolph Family (aka Dear Octopus). Frederick Leister's last screen role was the judge in the prologue of the 1961 suspense melodrama The Naked Edge. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide


Frederick Leister Trivia

Who did Frederick Leister play in The Crimson Pirate?
Frederick Leister was Sebastian in The Crimson Pirate

Who did Frederick Leister play in The End of the Affair?
Frederick Leister was Dr. Collingwood in The End of the Affair

Who did Frederick Leister play in King Solomon's Mines?
Frederick Leister was Wholesaler in King Solomon's Mines

What role did Frederick Leister play in Goodbye, Mr. Chips?
Frederick Leister played Marsham in Goodbye, Mr. Chips


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