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Andrew Crawford

Highest Rated: 40% Julius Caesar (1970)

Lowest Rated: 40% Julius Caesar (1970)

Birthday: Oct 24, 1917

Birthplace: Glasgow, Scotland, UK

Andrew Crawford was an actor who graced the silver screen many times throughout his Hollywood career. Crawford began his career with roles in "Trottie True" (1949) and the Curt Jurgens dramatic adaptation "Bitter Victory" (1958). He then acted in the Raymond Massey drama "The Queen's Guards" (1963), "Julius Caesar" (1971) and "The Last of the Mohicans" (PBS, 1971-72). He also appeared in "Jimmy B. & Andre" (CBS, 1979-1980). More recently, Crawford appeared on "Mind the Addiction" (2001) with Micah Black.

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Highest rated movies

40% 36% Julius Caesar
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Boys in Brown
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50% Operation Disaster
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Trottie True
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57% One Wild Oat
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41% Dear Murderer
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20% Dulcimer Street
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Andrew Crawford

TROTTIE TRUE, Andrew Crawford, Jean Kent, 1949 MORNING DEPARTURE, John Mills, Nigel Patrick, Andrew Crawford, James Hayter, 1950 TROTTIE TRUE, Jean Kent, Andrew Crawford, 1949 LONDON BELONGS TO ME, (aka DULCIMER STREET), Richard Attenborough (center), Andrew Crawford 9facing left), 1948 DIAMOND CITY, from left: Honor Blackman, Diana Dors, Andrew Crawford, 1949 BOYS IN BROWN, top from left: Michael Medwin, Alfie Bass; bottom: Andrew Crawford, 1949 boysinbrown1949-fsct004(boysinbrown1949-fsct004) View more photos

Filmography

Movies

Credit
40% 36% Julius Caesar Volumnius (Character) - 1970
No Score Yet 57% One Wild Oat Fred Gilbey (Character) - 1951
No Score Yet 50% Operation Disaster Sub-Lt. J. McFee (Character) - 1951
No Score Yet No Score Yet Boys in Brown Casey (Character) - 1949
No Score Yet No Score Yet Trottie True Sid Skinner (Character) - 1949
No Score Yet 20% Dulcimer Street Bill (Character) - 1948
No Score Yet 41% Dear Murderer Sgt. Fox (Character) - 1947

TV

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No Score Yet No Score Yet All Creatures Great and Small Angus Grier (Character) 1978