Donald Meek

Donald Meek

Actor. Born 13 July 1878 in Glasgow, Scotland, UK. Died 18 November 1946.

6

Titles on Fi1m

75

Average Fi1m scoreas actor · 6 titles

Born

13 July 1878, Glasgow, Scotland, UK

Died

18 November 1946

Active

1935–1945

Frequently works with

Dudley Nichols, John Ford

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Donald Meek — Donald MeekTrailer screenshot (MGM), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Adam Tweedle (George Farren), Mrs. Albergone (Patti Cortez), Ambrose Tweedle (Irving Mitchell), Winsora Tweedle (Ruth Gordon), and Philemon Tweedle (Donald Meek (1923) — Adam Tweedle (George Farren), Mrs. Albergone (Patti Cortez), Ambrose Tweedle (Irving Mitchell), Winsora Tweedle (Ruth Gordon), and Philemon Tweedle (Donald Meek (1923)Unknown authorUnknown author, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Philemon Tweedle (Donald Meek), Julian Castlebury (Gregory Kelly), Mrs. Albergone (Patti Cortez) and Winsora Tweedle (Ruth Gordon) in Act I of 'Tweedles' (1923) — Philemon Tweedle (Donald Meek), Julian Castlebury (Gregory Kelly), Mrs. Albergone (Patti Cortez) and Winsora Tweedle (Ruth Gordon) in Act I of 'Tweedles' (1923)Unknown authorUnknown author, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Photograph of Bette Davis and Donald Meek in the Broadway production of Broken Dishes (1930) — Photograph of Bette Davis and Donald Meek in the Broadway production of Broken Dishes (1930)Arto de Mirjian, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Donald Meek — Donald MeekImage via TMDB

Donald Meek — Donald MeekImage via TMDB

Dan Dailey, Virginia Grey, Charles Holland, Leni Lynn, Donald Meek, Frank Morgan, Larry Nunn, and Virginia O'Brien in Hullabaloo (1940) - Publicity still — Dan Dailey, Virginia Grey, Charles Holland, Leni Lynn, Donald Meek, Frank Morgan, Larry Nunn, and Virginia O'Brien in Hullabaloo (1940) - Publicity stillunknown (MGM), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Lobby card for the American musical comedy film Hullabaloo (1940). — Lobby card for the American musical comedy film Hullabaloo (1940).Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Photographs: Trailer screenshot (MGM), Public domain; Unknown authorUnknown author, Public domain; Unknown authorUnknown author, Public domain; Arto de Mirjian, Public domain; unknown (MGM), Public domain; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), Public domain. Stills courtesy of the studios via TMDB.