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Jack Raymond (1886-1953)

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Birthplace:
Wimborne Minster, Dorset, England, UK

Born:
January 1, 1886

Died:
March 20, 1953

Biography from TheMovieDB

Jack Raymond was born on September 10, 1891 in Wimborne Minster, Dorset, England. He was a director and actor, known for The Frog (1937), The Speckled Band (1931) and Tilly of Bloomsbury (1931). He was married to Claire Pridelle and Leonora Buckland. He died on March 20, 1953 in Westminster, London, England.

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Film Performances

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Film Production

Director:
1927  Somehow Good
1929  Splinters
1930  French Leave
1930  The Great Game
1931  Almost a Divorce
1931  Mischief
1931  The Speckled Band
1931  Tilly of Bloomsbury
1931  Up for the Cup
1932  It's a King
1932  Life Goes On
1932  Say It with Music
1933  Night of the Garter
1933  Up to the Neck
1934  Sorrell and Son
1934  The King of Paris
1935  Come Out of the Pantry
1935  Where’s George?
1936  When Knights Were Bold
1937  The Frog
1937  The Rat
1939  The Mind of Mr. Reeder
1939  The Missing People
1941  You Will Remember
1951  Take Me To Paris
1951  Worm's Eye View
1952  Little Big Shot
1952  Reluctant Heroes

Executive Producer:
1927  Somehow Good
1929  Splinters
1930  French Leave
1930  The Great Game
1931  Almost a Divorce
1931  Mischief
1931  The Speckled Band
1931  Tilly of Bloomsbury
1931  Up for the Cup
1932  It's a King
1932  Life Goes On
1932  Say It with Music
1933  Night of the Garter
1933  Up to the Neck
1934  Sorrell and Son
1934  The King of Paris
1935  Come Out of the Pantry
1935  Where’s George?
1936  When Knights Were Bold
1937  The Frog
1937  The Rat
1939  The Mind of Mr. Reeder
1939  The Missing People
1941  You Will Remember
1951  Take Me To Paris
1951  Worm's Eye View
1952  Little Big Shot
1952  Reluctant Heroes

Producer:
1927  Somehow Good
1929  Splinters
1930  French Leave
1930  The Great Game
1931  Almost a Divorce
1931  Mischief
1931  The Speckled Band
1931  Tilly of Bloomsbury
1931  Up for the Cup
1932  It's a King
1932  Life Goes On
1932  Say It with Music
1933  Night of the Garter
1933  Up to the Neck
1934  Sorrell and Son
1934  The King of Paris
1935  Come Out of the Pantry
1935  Where’s George?
1936  Chick
1936  When Knights Were Bold
1937  The Frog
1937  The Rat
1939  The Mind of Mr. Reeder
1939  The Missing People
1941  You Will Remember
1951  Take Me To Paris
1951  Worm's Eye View
1952  Little Big Shot
1952  Reluctant Heroes

Story:
1927  Somehow Good
1929  Splinters
1930  French Leave
1930  The Great Game
1931  Almost a Divorce
1931  Mischief
1931  The Speckled Band
1931  Tilly of Bloomsbury
1931  Up for the Cup
1932  It's a King
1932  Life Goes On
1932  Say It with Music
1933  Night of the Garter
1933  Up to the Neck
1934  Sorrell and Son
1934  The King of Paris
1935  Come Out of the Pantry
1935  Where’s George?
1936  Chick
1936  When Knights Were Bold
1937  Meet the Boy Friend
1937  The Frog
1937  The Rat
1939  The Mind of Mr. Reeder
1939  The Missing People
1941  You Will Remember
1951  Take Me To Paris
1951  Worm's Eye View
1952  Little Big Shot
1952  Reluctant Heroes

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TV Production

Writer:
1960  The Andy Griffith Show
1965  Please Don't Eat the Daisies

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