Clyde Fillmore

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Characters played by Clyde Fillmore

Percival Montgomery Howe — The Shanghai Gesture (1941)

Percival Montgomery Howe is the person who supported Gin Sling after she reached Shanghai in desperate circumstances. He had faith in her, backed her financially, and helped her establish the position and casino she later uses in confronting Sir Guy Charteris.

Dr. Jennings — Margin for Error (1943)

Dr. Jennings is one of the guests at the Baumer residence during the radio broadcast, alongside Horst, Max, and others. The summary places him at the gathering where Karl is killed, but does not describe any action by him or establish a more specific relationship with the principal characters.

Tom Jaffrey — Sham (1921)

A western man loved by Katherine Van Riper, Tom says he is poor, making her consider a marriage to wealthy Montee Buck instead. When Montee tells him that Katherine will marry him, Tom is about to leave town. Uncle James's payment of Katherine's debts changes the situation, allowing her to marry Tom.

Lawrence Griswold — Crooked Streets (1920)

Lawrence is a professor who employs Gail Ellis as his secretary before leaving San Francisco for Shanghai, ostensibly to buy rare vases. The shipment of vases contains opium, and Rupert O'Dare causes Lawrence and the other Griswolds to be arrested. They overpower Rupert and nearly escape, but Gail arrives with officers and apprehends them.

Granville — Alimony (1924)

A wealthy oil man who purchases Jimmy's invention. He covets Marion and employs Gloria Du Bois to manipulate their marriage.

John Danbury — Nurse Marjorie (1920)

A Labour MP recovering from an operation to correct a squint, John initially refuses Marjorie's care because he mistakenly believes she is unattractive. He falls in love with her after his dressings are removed, proposes, and remains devoted even when she pretends to be poor. After she reveals the truth, he ends their engagement, but forgives her when she returns to nurse him after he is shot.

Rodney Hampton — The Hidden Eye (1945)

Family member or associate of Jean Hampton.

Slipper Room Patron (uncredited) — Between Two Women (1945)

An unnamed patron briefly seen in a nightclub setting.

Career Overview

Clyde Fillmore has 43 screen credits in a career dating back to 1919. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently The Duncan Maclain Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Affairs of Pierre, The Real Adventure, The Sting of the Lash. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
43
Birth Date
1876-10-25
Birth Place
McConnelsville, Ohio, USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 3 universes

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