Herbert Evans
Current Interest
0.7
▼ 0.1Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Based on 24 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse
How Green Was My Valley
as Postman (uncredited)
1941
3.8
The Adventures of Robin Hood
as Seneschal (uncredited)
1938
3.0
Werewolf of London
as Detective Evans (uncredited)
1935
3.0
Night and Day
as Bobby (uncredited)
1946
2.2
Lured
as Fleming's Butler (uncredited)
1947
2.2
The Dawn Patrol
as Scott's Mechanic
1938
2.0
Speedy
as Restaurant Manager (uncredited)
1928
1.9
Shanghai Express
as British Railway Officer (uncredited)
1932
1.8
The Charge of the Light Brigade
as Majordomo (uncredited)
1936
1.7
Mr. Skeffington
as Speakeasy Patron (uncredited)
1944
1.7
Father's Little Dividend
as Men's Club Waiter (uncredited)
1951
1.6
The Blue Bird
as Footman
1940
1.6
Man Hunt
as Reeves (uncredited)
1941
1.6
Sherlock Holmes and the Voice of Terror
as Smithson - Barham's Butler (uncredited)
1942
1.5
Angel
as Lord Davington's Butler (uncredited)
1937
1.5
A Chump at Oxford
as Professor Crampton (uncredited)
1940
1.4
Susannah of the Mounties
as Doctor
1939
1.4
The Devil to Pay!
as Racing Fan at Derby (uncredited)
1930
1.3
Secrets
as Lord Hurley
1933
1.3
Sky Liner
as Sir Harry
1949
1.2
High Flyers
as Mr. Hartley
1937
1.2
Thunder on the Hill
as Villager (uncredited)
1951
1.2
Everybody's Doing It
as Grady
1938
1.2
Reunion in Vienna
as Count Von Stainz
1933
1.2
Frequently Asked Questions About Herbert Evans
Herbert Evans has appeared in 24 titles, including 24 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Herbert Evans's filmography is Speedy (1928).
The most recent title featuring Herbert Evans is Thunder on the Hill (1951).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Herbert Evans is The Adventures of Robin Hood with an IMDb rating of 7.9.
Herbert Evans has been active for approximately 23 years, with credits spanning from 1928 to 1951.
Titles featuring Herbert Evans currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.7.
The busiest years in Herbert Evans's career include 1938, 1933, 1937.
