British-born Henry Travers was a veteran of the English stage before emigrating to the U.S. in 1917. He gained more stage experience there on Broadway working with the Theatre Guild, and began his long film career with Reunion in Vienna (1933). Travers' kindly, grandfatherly demeanor became familiar to filmgoers over the next 25 years, especially in films like High Sierra (1941), where he played Joan Leslie's kindly
It's a Wonderful Life
⭐ 8.3The Invisible Man
⭐ 7.5Shadow of a Doubt
⭐ 7.5Random Harvest
⭐ 7.2The Bells of St. Mary's
⭐ 6.8The Naughty Nineties
⭐ 6.7High Sierra
⭐ 7Mrs. Miniver
⭐ 7Dark Victory
⭐ 7Ball of Fire
⭐ 7.4Madame Curie
⭐ 7.2Edison, the Man
⭐ 6.7The Flame
⭐ 5.4None Shall Escape
⭐ 6.2Dodge City
⭐ 6.9Primrose Path
⭐ 6.5The Yearling
⭐ 6.5Born to Be Bad
⭐ 5.8Another Language
⭐ 6.3Four Hours to Kill!
⭐ 5Dragon Seed
⭐ 6.4The Moon Is Down
⭐ 6.7Anne of Windy Poplars
⭐ 5.8Pursuit
⭐ 6Escapade
⭐ 0Too Many Parents
⭐ 5Reunion in Vienna
⭐ 7Maybe It's Love
⭐ 6Seven Keys to Baldpate
⭐ 6.6A Girl, a Guy, and a Gob
⭐ 4.7I'll Wait for You
⭐ 6.8The Very Thought of You
⭐ 6.2Remember?
⭐ 5.8Thrill of a Romance
⭐ 6.2On Borrowed Time
⭐ 7.5My Weakness
⭐ 0Stanley and Livingstone
⭐ 6.3The Rains Came
⭐ 5.9Gallant Journey
⭐ 6.1The Accused
⭐ 6.1Wyoming
⭐ 5.9Ready for Love
⭐ 0.5After Office Hours
⭐ 6.4Beyond Glory
⭐ 7.3The Girl from Jones Beach
⭐ 5.4The Sisters
⭐ 6.1The Bad Man
⭐ 5.4Death Takes a Holiday
⭐ 6.3Pierre of the Plains
⭐ 4.2Captain Hurricane
⭐ 4.5You Can't Get Away with Murder
⭐ 5.6The Party's Over
⭐ 3James Stewart: A Wonderful Life
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