Gordon Harker
Personal Info
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male
Birthday
1885-08-06
Place of Birth
London, England, UK
Gordon Harker
Biography
Gordon Harker (born William Gordon Harker) was an English stage, screen, radio, and television actor.
Also Known For
The Ring
Sep 28, 1927
Champagne
Aug 17, 1928
The Farmer's Wife
Feb 24, 1928
The Second Mate
Feb 27, 1950
Britannia of Billingsgate
Jan 01, 1933
Boys Will Be Boys
Jul 01, 1935
The Phantom Light
Aug 05, 1935
Hyde Park Corner
Jan 01, 1935
Once a Crook
Aug 23, 1941
Rome Express
Oct 31, 1932
Inspector Hornleigh
Mar 07, 1939
Things Happen at Night
Nov 03, 1948
The Wrecker
Jul 16, 1929
Saloon Bar
Nov 02, 1940
Inspector Hornleigh Goes to It
May 17, 1941
Inspector Hornleigh on Holiday
Dec 01, 1939
Bang! You're Dead
Mar 15, 1954
Out of the Clouds
Feb 15, 1955
Dirty Work
Dec 07, 1934
A Touch of the Sun
Oct 01, 1956
The Frog
Mar 23, 1937
The Amateur Gentleman
Apr 26, 1936
Millions
Sep 21, 1937
Left Right and Centre
Jun 23, 1959
Escape!
Aug 28, 1930
Pygmalion
Feb 08, 1948
Warn That Man
Jul 13, 1943
Squibs
Jun 11, 1935
Condemned to Death
Jan 21, 1932
Road House
Nov 29, 1934
Taxi for Two
Nov 21, 1929
The Poltergeist
Apr 01, 1950
The Crooked Billet
Mar 21, 1930
Small Hotel
Oct 14, 1957
Elstree Calling
Feb 06, 1930
Derby Day
Jun 09, 1952
Her Favourite Husband
May 11, 1950
29 Acacia Avenue
May 01, 1945
Beauty and the Barge
Feb 07, 1937
Third Time Lucky
Feb 26, 1931
Love on Wheels
Jul 26, 1932
Channel Incident
Apr 28, 1940
The Lucky Number
Jun 17, 1933
All Riot on the Western Front
Feb 01, 1930
The Lad
Feb 27, 1935
The Calendar
Oct 19, 1931
The Squeaker
Jun 01, 1930
The Ringer
Mar 31, 1931
Shadows
Mar 31, 1931
The Sport of Kings
Feb 23, 1931
The Stronger Sex
Feb 26, 1931
The Frightened Lady
Mar 01, 1932
White Face
May 01, 1932
Admirals All
Jan 01, 1935
The Flying Scotsman
May 30, 1929
The Return of the Frog
Nov 24, 1938
This Is the Life
Sep 01, 1933
My Old Dutch
Oct 01, 1934
The Story of Papworth, the Village of Hope
Apr 26, 1936
The Return of the Rat
May 30, 1929
The Man They Couldn't Arrest
Jul 24, 1931
Friday the Thirteenth
Nov 01, 1933