Morland Graham
Acting·August 7, 1891·† April 8, 1949 — 57 years old
Morland Graham was a British film actor, with a career on stage and screen spanning over 35 years.
He died on 8 April 1949 after taking an overdose of aspirin while suffering from ill health and "nervous depression".
Known For
Filmography · 29
1949Whisky Galore!The Biffer1948Bonnie Prince CharlieDonald MacDonald1948Esther WatersKetley1947The Upturned GlassClay1947The BrothersAngus McFarish1946Gaiety GeorgeMorris1944Medal for the GeneralBates1943The ShipbuildersDanny Shields1942The Young Mr. Pitt1942The Big BlockadeCivil Service1941Tower of TerrorHarbor Master Kleber1941Ships with WingsC.P.O.Marsden1941This EnglandDoctor1941The Ghost TrainDr. Sterling1941Old Bill and SonOld Bill1941Freedom RadioFather Landbach1940Night Train to MunichTeleferic Attendant1940Full Speed AheadGordon Tweedie1939Jamaica InnSydney1939Q PlanesMinor Role1938The BearLuka, a manservant1936Fair ExchangeDr. Franz Schmidt1936Where's Sally?Polkinhorne1936Twelve Good MenVictor Day1936Whom the Gods Love: The Original Story of Mozart and His Wife(uncredited)1935Get Off My FootMajor Rawlingcourt1934Moscow NightsBrioukow's Servant1934The Scarlet PimpernelTreadle · Treadle the tailor1934The Private Life of Don JuanHector, Don Juan's Cook