Barry Livesey(1905-1959)

Actor

Barry Livesey was born on 16 October 1905 in Barry, Glamorgan, Wales, UK. He was an actor, known for Breakers Ahead (1935), Variety (1935) and Something Always Happens (1934). He was married to Blanche Locke (actress) and Elsie Beatrice Smith (stage name: Babette O'Deal). He died in 1959 in Maidstone, Kent, England, UK.

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Known for

Breakers Ahead

George Kenyon

1935

Variety

Victor Boyd

1935

Something Always Happens

6.4

George Hamlin(as Barrie Livesey)

1934

The Old Curiosity Shop

Tom Scott

1921

Credits

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Actor

They Were Sisters
6.8
- Brian
- 1945
White Secrets
TV Movie
- 1938
Sweet Success
Short
- Howard Stone (as Barrie Livesey)
- 1936
Rembrandt
7.0
- Peasant Lad
- 1936
Mr. Cohen Takes a Walk
7.0
- Joe Levine
- 1935
Variety
- Victor Boyd
- 1935
Breakers Ahead
- George Kenyon
- 1935
The Ace of Trouble
Short
- The Man
- 1934
The Greatest of These
Short
- The Man
- 1934
Wild Boy
5.9
- Undetermined Bit Role (uncredited)
- 1934
King of Whales
Short
- Dan (as Barrie Livesey)
- 1934
Something Always Happens
6.4
- George Hamlin (as Barrie Livesey)
- 1934
The Blue Squadron
- 1934
Matinee Idol
5.9
- Bert
- 1933
Commissionaire
- Tom Brown
- 1933

Personal details

Alternative name
- Barrie Livesey
Born
- October 16, 1905
- Barry, Glamorgan, Wales, UK
Died
- 1959
- Maidstone, Kent, England, UK
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Other works
He acted in Dorothy L. Sayers and M. St. Clare Byrne's play, "Busman's Holiday," at the Comedy Theatre in London, England with Dennis Arundell, Veronica Turleigh, and Maurice Denham in the cast. Beatrice Wilson was director.