George Arliss (09-04-1868, London, England, UK)

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia George Arliss (10 April 1868 – 5 February 1946) was an English actor, author, playwright and filmmaker who found success in the United States. He was the first British actor to win an Academy Award – which he won for his performance as Victorian-era British prime minister Benjamin Disraeli in Disraeli (1929), as well as the earliest-born actor to win the honour.

• And the Oscar Goes To...
  2014
• Going Hollywood: The '30s
  1984
• The Voice That Thrilled the World
  1943
• Cavalcade of the Academy Awards
  1940
• Der ewige Jude
  1940

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• Land of Liberty
  1939
• Doctor Syn
  1937
• East Meets West
  1936
• His Lordship
  1936
• Cardinal Richelieu
  1935
• The Guv'nor
  1935
• The Tunnel
  1935
• La casa dei Rothschild
  1934
• The Iron Duke
  The Iron Duke
  1934
• The Last Gentleman
  1934
• The King's Vacation
  1933
• The Working Man
  1933
• Voltaire
  1933
• A Successful Calamity
  1932
• The Man Who Played God
  1932
• Alexander Hamilton
  1931
• Impressions of Disraeli
  1931
• The Millionaire
  1931
• Old English
  1930
• The Green Goddess
  1930
• Disraeli
  1929
• Twenty Dollars a Week
  Twenty Dollars a Week
  1924
• The Green Goddess
  1923
• The Man Who Played God
  1922
• The Ruling Passion
  The Ruling Passion
  1922
• Disraeli
  1921
• The Devil
  1921

• Alexander Hamilton
  1931