Derrick De Marney

1906-09-21 – 1978-02-18 (age 71) Brentford, Middlesex, England, UK

Biography

Derrick De Marney was an English stage, screen, and television actor, as well as a producer. He is probably best known for his starring role as a man wrongly accused of murder in the 1937 Alfred Hitchcock film Young and Innocent.

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Known For

Things to Come

1936

as Richard Gordon

Young and Innocent

1937

as Robert Tisdall

Sleeping Car to Trieste

1948

as George Grant

Private's Progress

1956

as Pat

The First of the Few

1942

as Squadron Leader Jefferson

The Lion Has Wings

1939

as Bill - Navigator

Sixty Glorious Years

1938

as Benjamin Disraeli

Meet Mr. Callaghan

1954

as Slim Callaghan

Victoria the Great

1937

as Younger Diraeli

The Conquest of the Air

1931

as (uncredited)

The Projected Man

1966

as Latham

Uncle Silas

1947

as Uncle Silas

Once in a New Moon

1935

as Bryan Grant

Blond Cheat

1938

as Michael Ashburn

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Stranglehold

1931

as Phillip

The Second Mr. Bush

1940

as Tony

Dangerous Moonlight

1941

as Mike Carroll

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Adventurous Youth

1928

as The Englishman

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Music Hall

1934

as Jim

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The Valley of Ghosts

1930

as Arthur Wilmot