Birth Day: 1874-10-05
Place of birth: New York City, New York, USA
George Henry Irving (October 5, 1874 – September 11, 1961) was an American film actor and director. Irving started his career as a theatre actor. In 1914 he came to Hollywood and acted in over 250 films from 1914 until 1948. Irving was initially an actor-director and directed about 35 silent films. He switched exclusively to acting in the mid-1920s and became a character actor until the later 1940s. He usually played reputable and stern persons of authority in supporting roles. Irving is perhaps best known for his roles as Robert Wentworth in Coquette (1929), and as the lawyer Alexander Peabody in Bringing Up Baby (1938). George Irving ended his prolific career with television roles in the 1950s.
Credits
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As Senator Wilton -
As Gregory -
As The Duke of Carineaux (Uncredited) -
As Judge (uncredited) -
As Neeval -
As Rear Admiral (uncredited) -
As Colonel Caldwell -
As American Consul (uncredited) -
As Harry Mitchell -
As Prof. Brent -
As Dr. Carlisle (uncredited) -
As Dr. Timothy Drake -
As Sanity Hearing Doctor (uncredited) -
As Harrison (uncredited) -
As Dr. Adams (uncredited) -
As Colonel Robert E. Lee (uncredited) -
As Ship's Captain -
As Bantry -
As Dr. Barnes -
As Dr. Stovall -
As Avery (uncredited) -
As Actor on Donkey in the Play -
As Doc - a Notre Dame Professor (uncredited) -
As Truant Officer -
As Mr. Ives -
As Henry Rockwell -
As Dr. Bell (uncredited) -
As State Department Official -
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As Judge -
As Jonas Bronell -
As Dr. Cramm -
As Judge Joseph Carroll -
As Police Commissioner -
As Doctor -
As Judge -
As Colonel's Aide (uncredited) -
As Alexander Peabody -
As Thomas Hamilton Sr. -
As College President Martin -
As District Attorney Edward Greer -
As Mr. Norman -
As Headwaiter (uncredited) -
As Warden (uncredited) -
As Warden Edmund Miller -
As Thomas, Nelson's Butler -
As Daniels -
As Alexander Peyton -
As Hamilton (uncredited) -
As Clifton -
As Curator -
As Mort Dixon -
As Madden -
As Judge (Uncredited) -
As Chief of Police -
As President Hammond -
As Warden -
As Albert (A.K.) Otto, Justice of the Peace -
As Receivership Hearing Judge (uncredited) -
As First Doctor (uncredited) -
As Yacht Captain -
As Doug White -
As District Attorney -
As Senator Henry Whitney -
As Broker -
As Dr. Sibley -
As Chief Judge at Custody Hearing (uncredited) -
As Doctor (uncredited) -
As Doctor (uncredited) -
As Police Chief -
As Dr. James Stanton Sr. -
As Mr. Van Tuyl -
As Dr. Alexander Kirk -
As Col. Wagner (uncredited) -
As Commander Mays -
As Major Gordon Kent -
As Jury Foreman -
As Thomas Jefferson -
As Judge's Voice -
As Judge -
As Commodore Jordan -
As Dr. Billings -
As Admiral Kingston -
As J.D. Murdock -
As John Mason -
As Thomas Jefferson -
As Committeeman (uncredited) -
As Walter Gilbert -
As Angry Radio Station Executive -
As Edward Swain (uncredited) -
As Don Bennett -
As Mr. Vandergriff -
As Charles Melton -
As Judge -
As George Harper -
As Man (uncredited) -
As Dr. Jim Moffat -
As Dr. Charles Keats -
As Judge Horman -
As Judge (uncredited) -
As Judge -
As Prof. Arnold -
As Judge -
As Dr Otto Steiner
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As Statesman (uncredited) -
As Kenbrook -
As Mr. Public Opinion -
As Broker (uncredited) -
As John R. Loraine -
As President of Tire Co. -
As Charles Girard (1914) -
As Father (uncredited) -
As J. T. Varley -
As Judge Thompson -
As Admiral -
As Jim's Campaign Manager (uncredited) -
As Parsons (uncredited) -
As Harvey's Uncle -
As Rear Admiral Lee -
As Hotel Doctor (uncredited) -
As J. Atwell Hunt -
As Newspaper Owner (uncredited) -
As Dr. Van Buren -
As Santiago Doctor (uncredited) -
As General Winfield -
As Doctor -
As Donald Bradley Sr. -
As Governor (uncredited) -
As Townsman (uncredited) -
As Mr. Patridge (Uncredited) -
As Judge (uncredited) -
As College Official (uncredited) -
As Jeff Thayer -
As John Halliday -
As Minor Role (uncredited) -
As Prison Doctor -
As Mr. Prentice -
As Mr. King -
As President of the Senate (uncredited) -
As Consul -
As Reporter (uncredited) -
As Mr. Brooks (uncredited) -
As Military Doctor -
As Madeleine's Father (uncredited) -
As District Attorney Lawson (uncredited) -
As Mr. Madison -
As Mr. John Raleigh Elliott -
As Defense Attorney Johnson (uncredited) -
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As College President -
As Paris Prefect of Police -
As Robert Hall -
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As Colonel -
As Mr. Finchley (uncredited) -
As Melville's Party Guest -
As Doctor (uncredited) -
As Commanding Officer (uncredited) -
As Judge (uncredited) -
As Doctor (uncredited) -
As Mr. Stockton (uncredited) -
As Captain Beatty -
As Doctor (uncredited) -
As Judge -
As President Baker -
As Attorney (uncredited) -
As Judge Sturgis -
As Blair Patterson (uncredited) -
As Garland - Oil Company President (uncredited) -
As Head of Marriage Tribunal (uncredited) -
As Colonel Wilder -
As Dr. White (uncredited) -
As Dr. Bernard -
As Dr. Blair -
As Mr. Spencer -
As College President Sheffield -
As Mark Holt (uncredited) -
As Colonel Wentworth -
As Robert Wentworth -
As Dr. Loring -
As Mr. Corwin -
As Minister -
As Marine Colonel in Nicaragua -
As James Hutton Sr. -
As Defense Attorney -
As Her Uncle Edgar -
As B.R. Carnwall -
As State Governor -
As Mr. Passmore -
As Night Court Judge (uncredited) -
As Cyrus Kinnng -
As John Hartley -
As Theater Manager -
As Simeon Trott -
As Mr. Powell (uncredited) -
As Mr. Glade -
As Ned Mason -
As Louden -
As James Martin -
As Prof. Elias Manton -
As Schubal Peabody -
As Pattison -
As General Andrew Jackson -
As George Rand Sr -
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As Richard Stanton Gale -
As Thomas H. Hastings, Sr. -
As Colonel Fairfax -
As Gen. Neville -
As Peter Rendon -
As Bill Ket -
As Lige Melberne -
As Prosecutor John Morton -
As Bernard Ingals -
As Harvey Dumont -
As Dr. Raymond -
As Mr. Roderick Virey -
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As The Rider -
As Jimsey Smith (as George H. Irving)