

Cast & creator
Best known for Robert Montgomery Presents, The Count of Monte Cristo, How Green Was My Valley
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. John Loder (3 January 1898 — 26 December 1988) was a British-American actor. He was born William John Muir Lowe in London. His father was General W. H. M. Lowe, the British officer to whom Patrick Pearse, the leader of the Irish 1916 Rising in Dublin, surrendered. Both General Lowe and his son were present at the surrender of Pearse. He was educated at Eton and the Royal Military College and followed his father into the army, commissioned into 15th Hussars as a second lieutenant on 17 March 1915, and then serving in the Gallipoli Campaign and at one point being imprisoned by the Germans. Upon being released, he stayed in Germany to run a pickle factory and also began to develop an interest in acting, appearing in bit-parts in a few German films. He left Germany to briefly return to England and then headed to Hollywood to try his luck in the new medium, Talkies. He appeared in The Doctor's Secret, which was Paramount's first talking picture—though his very English persona didn't win America over at this time and he returned to England where he co-starred in plush musicals and intrigue such as Love Life and Laughter and Sabotage. He was the male romantic interest in the 1937 original film version of King Solomon's Mines. When World War II started he returned to America where he seamlessly coasted into a career in 'B' movie roles usually playing upper crust characters with occasional appearances on Broadway. He occasionally did play roles, though supporting ones, in major 'A' films such as How Green Was My Valley, in which he was at the same time one of Roddy McDowall's brothers and Donald Crisp's sons. In 1947 he became an American citizen, his last screen appearance was in 1971. In 1959 he became a naturalised citizen of the United Kingdom as he has been of "uncertain nationality". Description above from the Wikipedia article John Loder, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Also known as: William John Muir Lowe
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television credits
92
1927–1971 · acting roles
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Preston Mitchell
1950

Ianto Morgan
1941
Elliot Livingston
1942
Ted
1936
Peynell
1933
Carlton De Witt
1942
Ponsford 'The Duke'
1958
De Villefort, Prefect of Police
1946
Manning
1944
Sir Henry Curtis
1937
Dick Haslewood
1936
David Moore
1938
Captain Lionel Channing
1941
Don Rainsford
1945
Felix Courtland
1947
Mitchell Gifford
1957
Prince Lobkowitz
1936
Inspector Jim Grant
1937
Aussie Sgt. Cyril North
1944
Paul Marchant
1957
Prince Charles
1934
Fraser-Freer's Younger Brother
1930
Walter Harker
1930
Preston Drake
1943
Herbert Fergan
1934
Holbrook
1943
Paddy Carson
1942
Hugh Phillips
1934
Cmdr. Peter Walmsley
1941
(uncredited)
1929
Hayes
1930
Tsar Alexandre II of Russia
1938
Dr. Matt Adams
1945
Paul
1935
Hugh Paton
1929
Harry Berne
1933
Sir John Tanley
1945
Dr. Charles Clayton
1940
Gerrit Ammidon
1934
Captain Dorchester
1929
Sir Henry Leland
1943
Reginald Parker / Edward Grey
1945
Tony Lazar
1944Sam Worthington
1930
Dr. Price
1929
Owen Arthur
1946
Viscount
1928
Routledge
1971
Captain Craig Killian
1943
Rico
1934
Bordier
1939
Jack Oakhurst
1929
Commander Fergan
1934
Reggie Carstairs
1940
John Ridd
1934
Émile Scheffer
1938
Michael Barclay
1940
Lord David Harborough
1928Dr. Paul Raymond
1939
The Colonel
1958
Bit Role (uncredited)
1930
Mr. Finch
1957
Denis Cobtree
1937
Charles
1929
Franz Shiller
1931
Carl Weild
1929
Mr. Loder
1931
John Ryder
1935
Major Anderson
1958
John Hopkins aka Bimbo
1932
Dr. David Brent
1945
Captain Wiltshire
1936
Ashleigh Preston
1929
Maxwell Archer
1940Earl Egbert
1932
Derek Cooper
1936
George Castle
1930

George Torrence
1943
Lt. Peter Carr
1937Lord Gawthorpe
1934
Mitch
1933
Sir John Lasher
1941
Dick Stone
1940
Captain Danforth
1929
Trelawney
1935
Richard Carter
1936

Capt. Rufus Grant
1938
Oberleutnant von Rohnstedt
1928