John Longden
Current Interest
0.8
▼ 0.1Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Based on 28 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse
A Matter of Life and Death
as Narrator (voice) (uncredited)
1946
3.5
Blackmail
as Detective Frank Webber
1929
3.1
Quatermass 2
as Chief Inspector Lomax
1957
2.8
Young and Innocent
as Det. Insp. Kent
1938
2.3
Piccadilly
as Man from China (uncredited)
1929
1.9
Anna Karenina
as Gen. Serpuhousky
1948
1.7
Murder on the Second Floor
as Hugh Bromilow
1932
1.7
Juno and the Paycock
as Charles Bentham
1930
1.5
The Skin Game
as Charles Hornblower
1931
1.5
Elstree Calling
as Himself
1930
1.4
The Ship That Died of Shame
as Detective
1955
1.4
The Elusive Pimpernel
as The Abbot
1950
1.4
Death by Design
as Inspector Slade
1943
1.4
Palais De Danse
as No. 1
1928
1.4
Contraband
as Passport officer
1940
1.4
Pool of London
as DI Williams
1951
1.3
Bonnie Prince Charlie
as Colonel O'Sullivan
1948
1.3
The Lion Has Wings
as Unnamed Character
1939
1.3
Frozen Alive
as Prof. Hubbard
1964
1.3
The Silver Fleet
as Jost Meertens
1943
1.2
So Evil, So Young
as Mr. Turner
1961
1.2
The Lady Craved Excitement
as Inspector James
1950
1.2
Black Widow
as Mr. Kemp
1951
1.1
Alias John Preston
as Richard Sandford
1955
1.1
Children of Chance
as Jeffrey
1930
1.1
Old Mother Riley's Circus
as Bill
1941
1.1
The Flame of Love
as Lieutenant Boris Boriskoff
1930
1.1
The Common Touch
as Stuart Gordon
1941
1.1
Rynox
as Anthony Xavier 'Tony' Benedik
1932
1.1
Frequently Asked Questions About John Longden
John Longden has appeared in 29 titles, including 29 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in John Longden's filmography is Palais De Danse (1928).
The most recent title featuring John Longden is Frozen Alive (1964).
One of the highest rated titles featuring John Longden is A Matter of Life and Death with an IMDb rating of 8.
John Longden has been active for approximately 36 years, with credits spanning from 1928 to 1964.
Titles featuring John Longden currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.
The busiest years in John Longden's career include 1930, 1929, 1932.
