Julian Royce(1868-1946)

Actor

Julian Royce was born on 26 March 1868 in Bristol, England, UK. He was an actor, known for Criminal at Large (1932), Not Negotiable (1918) and Temptation's Hour (1916). He was married to Bertha Emilie Herzog (actress - stage name: Ivy Hertzog) and Elizabeth Mary Day (actress - stage name: Norah Day). He died on 10 May 1946 in Hailsham, Sussex, England, UK.

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Criminal at Large

5.5

Kelver

1932

Not Negotiable

John Carslake

1918

Temptation's Hour

Actor

1916

The Persistent Lovers

Anthony Waring

1922

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Victoria the Great
6.2
- Duke of Cambridge (uncredited)
- 1937
Two Hearts in Harmony
- Carstairs
- 1935
Birds of a Feather
- Warrington
- 1935
So You Won't Talk
- Peebles
- 1935
Mister Cinders
7.2
- 1935
Leave It to Blanche
- Patteridge
- 1934
Call Me Mame
- Poulton
- 1933
This Is the Life
- Bronson
- 1933
She Was Only a Village Maiden
- Duke of Buckfast
- 1933
Criminal at Large
5.5
- Kelver
- 1932
God's Clay
- Duke
- 1928
Castles in the Air
- 1923
The Knockout
- Guy Ballinger
- 1923
Running Water
- Garrett Skinner
- 1922
The Persistent Lovers
- Anthony Waring
- 1922

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Born
- March 26, 1868
- Bristol, England, UK
Died
- May 10, 1946
- Hailsham, Sussex, England, UK
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He acted in Ian Hicks and Seymour Hay's play, "Good Luck", at the Drury Lane Theatre in London, England with Edmund Gwenn, Ellis Jeffreys, Charles W. Somerset, Claude Rains and Joyce Carey in the cast.

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Royce was one of the first actors to portray Sherlock Holmes on stage, touring England with Charles Frohman's company in 1902. He was, however, overshadow by his rival for the part - H. A. Saintsbury - who made the role his own by 1904.

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