Lyn Harding
Lyn Harding
A gesticulating, barnstormer of the Old School, Welsh-born actor Lyn Harding had been a stage star for nearly forty years when he first stepped before a film camera in 1920. Harding's most memorable silent-film appearances was as King Henry VIII in the Marion Davies vehicle When Knighthood Was in Flower (1922). He is best known for his stage and film portrayals of perennial Sherlock Holmes nemesis Professor Moriarty. Lyn Harding remained in harness until 1942, essaying such scene-stealing roles as Bismarck in Sins of Napoleon (1936) and the title character's first headmaster in Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939). ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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Lyn Harding Trivia
When was Lyn Harding born?
Lyn Harding was born on October 12, 1867
What role did Lyn Harding play in The Man Who Changed His Mind?
Lyn Harding played Prof. Holloway in The Man Who Changed His Mind
What role did Lyn Harding play in Goodbye, Mr. Chips?
Lyn Harding played Dr. Wetherby in Goodbye, Mr. Chips
Who did Lyn Harding portray in Murder at the Baskervilles?
Lyn Harding was Prof. Moriarty in Murder at the Baskervilles
What role did Lyn Harding play in The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes?
Lyn Harding played Prof. Moriarty in The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes
