Charles Waldron

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Characters played by Charles Waldron

General Sternwood — The Big Sleep (1946)

General Sternwood is the wealthy father of Vivian Sternwood Rutledge and Carmen Sternwood. He summons Philip Marlowe to resolve Carmen Sternwood's debts to Arthur Gwynn Geiger, while Vivian suspects that his deeper concern is the disappearance of his protégé. His household and family troubles initiate the entire investigation.

The Padre — The Real Glory (1939)

The Padre is the religious figure who welcomes the replacement officers at Fort Mysang. His reception is skeptical rather than openly supportive, reflecting local doubts about whether the small American-led force can protect the villagers and train a lasting local defense against Alipang's raids.

Dr. Malchor, a Conspirator — The Emperor's Candlesticks (1937)

A conspirator among the Polish nationalists holding Grand Duke Peter as leverage for the release of Maria's father. As the patriots grow impatient during the unexplained delay, Maria persuades the group to wait for news from Wolensky rather than act against Peter.

Dick Carew — When We Were Twenty-One (1915)

A barrister and one of the four guardians known as the Trinity, Dick receives a dying friend's request to adopt the infant Richard. He and his three bachelor friends raise the boy and grow to love him. Later, Dick and the other guardians risk their reputations to help Richard escape his unhappy marriage to The Firefly.

Paul Vantine — The Case of the Black Parrot (1941)

Paul Vantine is Sandy's uncle and possesses the small wooden chest that may be a copy made by the notorious art forger known as the Black Parrot. He is among the people Jim meets through Sandy's family circle, and he quickly ends up dead as the chest's mystery escalates.

Alexander Duncan — It's All Yours (1937)

Edward J. Barnes's partner, Duncan helps carry out Edward's wish that Jimmy and Linda marry. He coaches Linda to accept the inheritance and announce a New York spending spree, then tells Jimmy the will can be broken only after many months and urges him to follow her and control her spending.

First Commissioner — Edison, the Man (1940)

Official attending a formal meeting.

Career Overview

Charles Waldron has 55 screen credits in a career dating back to 1911. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently The Count of Monte Cristo Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Big Sleep, Remember the Night, The Monroe Doctrine. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

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Gender
male
Known Credits
55
Birth Date
1874-12-23
Birth Place
Waterford, New York, USA

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Universe traveler — spans 3 universes

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