
Cast
Lionel Pape
Acting
Cast
Lionel Pape
Known for
Acting
Born
1877-04-17
From
Brighton, Sussex, England, UK
Died
1944-10-21
Also known as Edward Lionel Pape
Biography
Lionel Pape was born on April 17, 1877 in Sussex, England, as Edward Lionel Pape. He was an actor, known for The Philadelphia Story (1940), How Green Was My Valley (1941) and The Hound of the Baskervilles (1939). He died on October 21, 1944 in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California.

The Philadelphia Story
as Edward

Camille
as General (uncredited)

Bluebeard's 8th Wife
as Monsieur Potin

Congo Maisie
as British Consul

How Green Was My Valley
as Evans

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
as Mr. Marley (uncredited)

Slave Ship
as Commander

The Hound of the Baskervilles
as The Coroner

Angel

Drums Along the Mohawk
as General (uncredited)

The Prince and the Pauper
as Second Lord

The Long Voyage Home
as Mr. Clifton

Raffles
as Lord Melrose

Sylvia Scarlett
as Sergeant Major

A Dispatch from Reuters
as Stock Exchange Chairman (uncredited)

Midnight
as Edouart (uncredited)

Wee Willie Winkie
as Major Allardyce

Eternally Yours
as Mr. Howard

The Rage of Paris
as Uncle Josephus (uncredited)

Mary of Scotland
as Burghley

The Big Broadcast of 1938
as Lord Droopy

The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo
as 3rd Assistant Director

The White Angel
as War Minister (uncredited)

Two for Tonight
as Lord Ralston

Fifth Avenue Girl
as Mr. Pape (uncredited)

Tin Pan Alley
as Lord Stanley

The Plough and the Stars
as Englishman (uncredited)

Zanzibar
as Michael Drayton

Beloved Enemy
as Crump

Hudson's Bay
as Groom of the Chamber (uncredited)

Arise, My Love
as Lord Kettlebrook

Scotland Yard
as Hugh Burnside

Charley's Aunt
as Babberly

Rulers of the Sea
as First Secretary (Uncredited)

Cross-Country Romance
as Miller

White Legion
as Dr. Travis

Almost Married
as Mr. Marvin

The Sporting Duchess
as Captain Cyprian Streatfield

Nobody
as Noron Ailsworth

The Pursuing Shadow
as Viscount Acheson

The New York Idea
as Sir Wilfrid Darby

Outside of Paradise
as Mr. Stonewall