Huntley Gordon

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Characters played by Huntley Gordon

David Kummer — The Spanish Cape Mystery (1935)

The supposedly abducted uncle who secretly orchestrates murders to obtain inheritance money.

Robert Mapes — The Truthful Sex (1926)

The husband who shares marital hardships and sleep deprivation with his wife, frequents a club, and ultimately reconciles with Sally after the burglary incident.

Mark Mellenger — Never the Twain Shall Meet (1925)

Mark is Dan Pritchard's friend. He joins Dan in showing Tamea around San Francisco and later visits Dan on the island, bringing Maisie Morrison with him. After Dan returns to San Francisco and marries Maisie, Mark stays on the island to comfort Tamea.

Dr. Norman Wilkes — Phantom of Chinatown (1940)

Colleague of Dr. Benton attending the lecture, part of the academic circle central to the mystery.

Darcy Roche — Chastity (1923)

A man deeply in love with Norma O'Neill. He becomes jealous of her backer, Fergus Arlington, and confronts Norma over the gossip. Despite their separation and the false report of her death, he eventually finds her in California, leading to their reunion.

Sir Lionel Heathcote — The Frisky Mrs. Johnson (1920)

Sir Lionel Heathcote is having an affair with Grace Morley, who is unhappy in her marriage to Jim. Grace plans to run off with him, and Belle tries to keep them apart to protect her sister's reputation. Grace ultimately decides to divorce Jim so she can marry Heathcote.

Jim — Night World (1932)

A gangster who meets with Happy about bootleg liquor purchases. Later, Jim and a companion come to the nightclub for Happy, shoot Tim as he leaves, and then shoot Happy and Jill. They turn their guns toward Michael and Ruth, but are killed by the returning police officer.

Gregory Cochran — The Golden Cocoon (1925)

A wealthy judge who offers Molly Shannon a university scholarship and later becomes her husband. When Bancroft seeks to use Molly's past to force him out of the election race, her disappearance and silence protect Gregory's political career.

Edward Elmer — Out Yonder (1919)

A wealthy yacht owner whose real name is Hamilton, Edward falls in love with Flotsam and hopes to marry her. He learns that his father died after a fight aboard Captain Bart's ship, and later returns to the island when Flotsam is in danger, directing the yacht back toward shore.

John Converse — The Gilded Butterfly (1926)

John advances money to Linda Haverhill and desires her, despite her social butterfly tendencies. He becomes suspicious when she falls in love with Captain Brian Anestry. Although he initially stands between the couple, he proves less villainous than expected and eventually relents, allowing Linda and Brian to be united.

Harrison Thomby — Reckless Youth (1922)

A man about town, Harrison Thomby becomes the object of Alice Schuyler's infatuation after she marries John Carmen. Alice and Harrison meet at a cabaret, where her growing attachment contributes to the break between Alice and John. While unconscious after a taxi accident, Alice dreams that she is trapped on Harrison's yacht.

Diana's Father — Our Dancing Daughters (1928)

Wealthy patriarch overseeing Diana's social and romantic pursuits.

Career Overview

Huntley Gordon has 114 screen credits in a career dating back to 1916. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Mr. Wong Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Truthful Sex, Lost at Sea, The Golden Cocoon. 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
114
Birth Date
1887-10-08
Birth Place
Montreal, Quebec, Canada

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 4 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q3143371), public domain (CC0).