Frank Elliott

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Characters played by Frank Elliott

Allan Harrowby — Love Insurance (1919)

Allan is the English lord who arrives in America to marry Cynthia, an heiress. His intended marriage prompts the Lloyd's of London office to insure against Cynthia changing her mind, and Dick is assigned to help ensure the wedding takes place. Allan's actions eventually cause Cynthia to change her mind again, releasing the company from the policy.

Duke of Middlesex — The Goldfish (1924)

A nobleman who becomes engaged to wealthy widow Jennie Wetherby. He ultimately receives the goldfish, allowing the original couple to reunite.

Gordon Duane — This Woman (1924)

Gordon is a wealthy man who joins Carol and Rose at the café during the raid. He lies about Carol, contributing to her arrest under an assumed name. After returning from abroad, he becomes the subject of Carol's account as she tells her story to clear matters.

Roger Lewis — The Painted Lady (1924)

A wealthy man who takes Violet on a tour of the South Seas. He is with her when a storm destroys the yacht, after which Violet is picked up by another vessel. The plot summary does not establish any further relationship between Roger and Violet.

Lawrence Evringham — Jewel (1915)

Lawrence Evringham is identified by the plot's family circumstances as the deceased husband of Mrs. Lawrence Evringham and the son of Mr. Evringham. His widow moves into her father-in-law's home after becoming widowed, so Lawrence's absence shapes the family's living arrangement, though he takes no active part in the events described.

Justin Haddon — Alias Ladyfingers (1921)

Justin Haddon is a lawyer searching for Robert Ashe because Robert will inherit Rachel Stetherill's estate if found. If Robert remains missing, Rachel's ward Enid Camden will inherit, and Justin intends to marry her. Suspecting Robert is a thief, he invites him to Rachel's home, where the disappearance of the pearls leads to suspicion of Ladyfingers.

Hector Grant — The Hope (1920)

Hector is a social rake who meets Olive and knows her identity. He threatens Michael with disclosure unless he receives repayment, then deceives Olive into a secret marriage and refuses to acknowledge her as his wife. He pursues Lady Brenda again, misleads her about Harold and Olive, and is killed in an Italian earthquake while going to make reparation.

Frederick Stoneman — The Fourth Commandment (1927)

Virginia's wealthy boss whom she marries after divorcing Gordon. He is later convicted of embezzlement and imprisoned, leaving Virginia destitute and without prospects.

Career Overview

Frank Elliott has 61 screen credits in a career dating back to 1915. Their work is anchored in the Bulldog Drummond Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Goldfish, Home, The Cry of the Weak. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
male
Known Credits
61
Birth Date
1880-02-11
Birth Place
Cheshire, England, UK

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