Arnold Bell (23 May 1901 – 12 March 1988) was a British actor.
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Selected filmography
* '' Convict 99'' (1919) − Warder Gannawy
* '' Doctor Josser K.C.'' (1931)
* '' Josser in the Army'' (1932) − Becker
* '' Doss House'' (1933) − Reporter
* '' Jack of All Trades'' (1936) − (uncredited)
* '' His Lordship'' (1936) − Ibrahim's Butler (uncredited)
* '' Strange Experiment'' (1937) − Leech
* '' O.H.M.S.'' (1937) − Matthews (uncredited)
* '' The Greed of William Hart'' (1948) − Dr. Cox
* '' The Temptress'' (1949) − Dr. Leroy
* '' No Place for Jennifer'' (1950) − Judge
* '' Women of Twilight'' (1952) − Minor Role (uncredited)
* '' Appointment in London'' (1953) − Padre (uncredited)
* '' Rough Shoot'' (1953) − Sgt. Baines
* '' The Fake'' (1953) − Police Inspector
* '' Murder at 3am'' (1953) − McMann
* '' Star of India'' (1954) − Captain
* '' Bang! You're Dead'' (1954) − The Warder
* '' The Diamond'' (1954) − Police Chemist (uncredited)
* '' The Master Plan'' (1954) − Gen. Harry Goulding
* '' The Golden Link'' (1954) − Det. Insp. Harris
* '' Profile'' (1954) − Inspector Crawford
* ''Svengali
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Defini ...
'' (1954) − Tout
* '' Contraband Spain'' (1955) − Preventive Officer
* '' As Long as They're Happy'' (1955) − Ship's purser
* '' One Jump Ahead'' (1955) − Spt. Faro
* '' A Prize of Gold'' (1955) − Police Detective
* '' An Alligator Named Daisy'' (1955) − Customs Man (uncredited)
* '' Bond of Fear'' (1956) − Sergeant at Road Block
* ''Satellite in the Sky
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'' (1956) − Radio Commentator (uncredited)
* ''The Birthday Present
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Plot
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'' (1957) − Green
* '' The Safecracker'' (1958) − Detective
* ''Dunkirk
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'' (1958) − Commander − Royal Navy (uncredited)
* '' Moment of Indiscretion'' (1958) − Surgeon
* '' Virgin Island'' (US: ''Our Virgin Island'', 1958) − Heath
* '' The Square Peg'' (1958) − General Hunt
* '' Three Crooked Men'' (1959) − Mr. Brady (uncredited)
* '' Innocent Meeting'' (1959) − Fry
* ''High Jump
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'' (1959) − Tom Rowton
* '' Top Floor Girl'' (1959) − Stevens Sr.
* '' The Night We Dropped a Clanger'' (1959) − Wing Commander Jones
* '' Night Train for Inverness'' (1960) − Doctor on Train (uncredited)
* '' Sentenced for Life'' (1960) − Williams
* '' An Honourable Murder'' (1960) − Ligar
* '' Feet of Clay'' (1960) − Magistrate
* '' Fate Takes a Hand'' (1961) − Finch
* '' Nothing Barred'' (1961) − Prison Governor
* '' In the Doghouse'' (1961) − Magistrate (uncredited)
* ''The Pursuers'' (1961) − Luther's Colleague (uncredited)
* '' A Stitch in Time'' (1963) − Doctor (uncredited)
* '' Seance on a Wet Afternoon'' (1964) − Mr. Weaver (uncredited)
* '' Do You Know This Voice?'' (1964) − Desk Sergeant
* '' The Runaway'' (1964) − Staff Officer
* '' Troubled Waters'' (1964) − Attendant
* '' Three Hats for Lisa'' (1965) − Hilton Doorman
* ''Curse of the Fly
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'' (1965) − Hotel Porter
References
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1901 births
1988 deaths
English male film actors
English male silent film actors
Male actors from Yorkshire
20th-century English male actors
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