Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Known Credits

Gender

Male

Birthday

1875-06-11

Deathday

1945-10-28 (70 years old)

Place of Birth

Naples, New York, USA

Also Known As

Gilbert Emery Bensley Pottle
Emery Pottle
Gilbert Emory

Gilbert Emery

Biography

From Wikipedia

Gilbert Emery Bensley Pottle (June 11, 1875 – October 28, 1945), known professionally as Gilbert Emery, was an American actor who appeared in over 80 movies from 1921 to his death in 1945.

Known For

5.9%

Dracula's Daughter

May 11, 1936

7.5%

Waterloo Bridge

May 17, 1940

6.7%

The Life of Emile Zola

Sep 9, 1937

6.1%

A Farewell to Arms

Dec 8, 1932

7.1%

That Hamilton Woman

Apr 3, 1941

6.9%

A Woman's Face

May 9, 1941

6.7%

Sherlock Holmes in Washington

Mar 24, 1943

6.0%

The Return of the Vampire

Nov 11, 1943

6.8%

Little Lord Fauntleroy

Mar 6, 1936

6.8%

Wife vs. Secretary

Feb 28, 1936

6.9%

Peter Ibbetson

Nov 7, 1935

6.6%

Bullets or Ballots

Jun 6, 1936

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Acting

1945

The Brighton Strangler as Dr. Manby

1944

Between Two Worlds as Benjamin Cliveden-Banks

1943		The Return of the Vampire as Dr. Walter Saunders
1943		Sherlock Holmes in Washington as Sir Henry Marchmont (uncredited)

1942		King of the Mounties as Commissioner Morrison
1942		The Loves of Edgar Allan Poe as Thomas Jefferson
1942		Escape from Hong Kong as Col. J.A. Crossley
1942		The Remarkable Andrew as Mr. Thomas Jefferson

1941		Sundown as Ashburton
1941		New Wine as The School Principal
1941		Singapore Woman as Sir Stanley Moore
1941		A Woman's Face as Associate Judge
1941		That Hamilton Woman as Lord Spencer
1941		Scotland Yard as Sir Clive Heathcote
1941		Rage in Heaven as Mr. Black

1940		A Dispatch from Reuters as Lord Palmerston in Parliament (uncredited)
1940		River's End as Justice
1940		Waterloo Bridge as Colonel at Luncheon (uncredited)
1940		The House of the Seven Gables as Gerald Pyncheon

1939		Raffles as Bingham
1939		Nurse Edith Cavell as Brand Whitlock
1939		The Lady's from Kentucky as Pinckney Rodell
1939		The Saint Strikes Back as Martin Eastman

1938		Storm Over Bengal as Colonel Torrance
1938		A Man to Remember as Dr. Robinson
1938		Lord Jeff as Magistrate
1938		Making the Headlines as Edmund Sandford
1938		The Buccaneer as Captain Lockyer

1937		Double or Nothing as Mr. Mitchell
1937		The Life of Emile Zola as Minister of War
1937		Souls at Sea as Capt. Martisel
1937		The Great Barrier as George Stephen

1936		The Girl on the Front Page as Thorne
1936		Bullets or Ballots as Mr. Thorndyke
1936		Dracula's Daughter as Sir Basil Humphrey
1936		Little Lord Fauntleroy as Purvis
1936		Wife vs. Secretary as Simpson

1935		Magnificent Obsession as Doctor Ramsay
1935		Peter Ibbetson as Wilkins
1935		Harmony Lane as Mr. Foster
1935		Without Regret as Inspector Hayes
1935		Goin' to Town as Winslow
1935		Cardinal Richelieu as Noble
1935		Let's Live Tonight as Maharajah de Jazaar
1935		Night Life of the Gods as Betts
1935		Clive of India as Mr. Sullivan

1934		Now and Forever as James Higginson
1934		One More River as Judge
1934		Grand Canary as Captain Renton
1934		Whom the Gods Destroy as Professor Weaver
1934		Where Sinners Meet as Dominic, the Butler
1934		The House of Rothschild as The British Prime Minister
1934		Coming Out Party as Herbert Emerson Stanhope
1934		All of Me as The Dean

1932		A Farewell to Arms as British Major
1932		Okay, America! as Secretary John Drake
1932		The Man Called Back as Sir Henry, Defense Counsel

1931		Rich Man's Folly as Kincaid
1931		The Yellow Ticket as Sir Hubert, British Ambassador
1931		Party Husband as Ben Holliday
1931		Ladies' Man as Horace Fendley
1931		The Lady Refuses as Sir Gerald Courtney
1931		Scandal Sheet as Franklin
1931		The Royal Bed as Phipps, the King's servant

1930		A Lady's Morals as Broughm
1930		Let Us Be Gay as Townley
1930		Prince of Diamonds as Smith
1930		Sarah and Son as John Ashemore

1929		Behind That Curtain as Sir Frederick Bruce
1929		The Sky Hawk as Major Nelson

1922

Any Wife as Mr. John Hill

1919

The Sentimental Bloke as Ginger Mick

Crew

1931		Mata Hari as Additional Dialogue
1931		The Cuban Love Song as Additional Dialogue

Writing

1946

Swell Guy as Writer

1938

Always Goodbye as Story

1933

Gallant Lady as Story

1924

Tarnish as Theatre Play