Lou Vernon (26 June 1888, Brisbane – 22 December 1971, Sydney) was an Australian actor of stage, radio and screen and producer. He started his career in musical comedy, and was particularly noted for his versatility and ability as a character actor. He had a son Ross Vernon, who was in the RAAF, after abandoning a radio career.[1][2]
Lou Vernon | |
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Born | 26 June 1888 Brisbane, Queensland, Australia |
Died | 22 December 1971 (aged 83) Sydney, Australia |
Occupation | Actor, producer |
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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1931 | The Exile | District Attorney | |
1932 | His Royal Highness | Torano | |
1939 | Come Up Smiling | Signor Rudolpho | |
1939 | Gone to the Dogs | Doctor Sundermann | |
1941 | The Power and the Glory | Professor Marnelle | |
1941 | That Certain Something | Robert Gimble | |
1948 | The Betrayal | Ned Washington | |
1957 | The Shiralee | Goon | |
1959 | On the Beach | Bill Davidson | |
1959 | Captain James Cook | Aboriginal Legend | |
1969 | You Can't See 'round Corners | Nugget |
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