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Gus McNaughton (1881–1969)

Gus McNaughton was born on July 29, 1881 in London, England as Augustus Le Clerq. He was an actor and writer, known for The 39 Steps (1935), Leave It to Me (1933) and Not So Dusty (1936). He was married to Charlotte Govett. He died on November 18, 1969 in Castor, England. See full bio »

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(age 88) in Castor, England, UK
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Known For

The 39 Steps
The 39 Steps Commercial Traveller
(1935)
Leave It to Me
Leave It to Me Baxter
(1933)
Not So Dusty
Not So Dusty Nobby Clark
(1936)
Strange Adventures of Mr. Smith
Strange Adventures of Mr. Smith Will Smith / Black Patch
(1937)
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 1951 The Lighter Side (TV Series)
- Holidays (1951) ... (as Gus MacNaughton)
 1950 Moving House (Short)
Removal man (as Gus MacNaughton)
 1949 Another Case of Poisoning (Short)
Albert Norris (as Gus MacNaughton)
 1949 Feature Story
 1948 This Was a Woman
Vet Surgeon
 1946 Here Comes the Sun
Barrett
 1946 The Trojan Brothers
Frank
 1945 A Place of One's Own
P.C. Hargreaves
 1944 Demobbed
Capt. Gregson
 1943 The Shipbuilders
Jim (as Gus Macnaughton)
 1942 Rose of Tralee
Gleeson
 1942 Much Too Shy
Manager of Commercial Art School (as Gus Mc Naughton)
 1942 Let the People Sing
Ketley
 1942 The Avengers
Army Sergeant
 1942 Courageous Mr. Penn
Ship's Mate (as Guss Mc Naughton)
 1941 South American George
George White
 1941 Jeannie
Angus Whitelaw
 1941 Facing the Music
Illusionist
 1941 Old Bill and Son
Alf
 1940 George and Margaret
Wolverton
 1940 Two for Danger
Braithwaite
 1940 That's the Ticket
Milkbar Monty
 1940 All at Sea
Nobby
 1939 Blind Folly
Professor Zozo
 1939 What Would You Do, Chums?
Harry Piper
 1939 There Ain't No Justice
Alfie Norton
 1939 Who Is Guilty?
Martin
 1939 Trouble Brewing
Bill Pike
 1939 Clouds Over Europe
Blenkinsop
 1938/I Smiling Along
Eddie Perkins (uncredited)
 1938 The Citadel
Tom Evans (uncredited)
 1938 Sidewalks of London
Arthur Smith
 1938 You're the Doctor
Kemp
 1938 We're Going to Be Rich
Broderick
 1938 The Divorce of Lady X
Waiter
 1938 Easy Riches
Joe Hicks
 1938 South Riding
Tadman
 1937 Keep Fit
Tom
 1937 Storm in a Teacup
Horace Skirving
 1937 Strange Adventures of Mr. Smith
Will Smith / Black Patch
 1937 Busman's Holiday
Alf Green
 1937 Action for Slander
Tandy
 1936 You Must Get Married
Bosun
 1936 The Heirloom Mystery
Alfred Fisher
 1936 Southern Roses
Parker
 1936 Not So Dusty
Nobby Clark
 1935 Music Hath Charms
Goodwin
 1935 Joy Ride
String
 1935 The 39 Steps
Commercial Traveller (as Gus Mac Naughton)
 1935 Regal Cavalcade
Workman
 1935 Barnacle Bill
Jack Baron
 1934 Spring in the Air
Max
 1934 Wishes (Short)
 1934 Scandals of Paris
Brammel
 1934 Bagged (Short)
Anarchist
 1934 The Luck of a Sailor
Official
 1934 Master and Man
Blackmailer
 1934 Seeing Is Believing
Geoffrey Cooper
 1933 Song Birds (Short)
Pedro
 1933 The Feather Bed (Short)
Mr. Feather
 1933 Their Night Out
Fred Simpson
 1933 The Love Nest
Fox
 1933 Happy
Waller
 1933 Crime on the Hill
Collins
 1933 The Charming Deceiver
Otis Dove
 1933 Leave It to Me
Baxter
 1932 Money Talks
Solly Sax, Impressario
 1932 His Wife's Mother
Joy
 1932 The Maid of the Mountains
General Malona
 1932 The Last Coupon
Lord Bedlington
 1932 Lucky Girl
Hudson E. Greener
 1930 Children of Chance
H.K. Zinkwell
 1930 Murder!
Tom Trewitt (uncredited)
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Alternate Names:

Gus MacNaughton | Gus Macnaughton | Gus Mac Naughton | Gus Mc Naughton | Guss Mc Naughton

Height:

5' 9" (1.75 m)
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His role in "The 39 Steps" has been mistakenly credited in several film histories to Wifrid Brambell. See more »

Star Sign:

Leo
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