TITLE
YEAR
IMDB
Slightly Scarlet
1956
To Catch a Thief
as Frenchman (uncredited)
1955
Room for One More
as Boy Scout Ceremony Attendee (uncredited)
1952
Rocketship X-M
as Reporter (uncredited)
1950
Young Man with a Horn
as Man at Train Station / Café Guest (uncredited)
1950
Devil Monster
as Robert Jackson
1946
You Were Never Lovelier
as One of Maria's Suitors (uncredited)
1942
Camille
as Emile (uncredited)
1936
Captain Calamity
as Carr
1936
Lady for a Day
as Carlos
1933
Dishonored
as Young Lieutenant - Firing Squad
1931
Drácula
as Juan Harker
1931
4 Devils
as Adolf
1928
The Legion of the Condemned
as Byron Dashwood
1928
Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans
as Ballroom Dancer / Kissing Couple (uncredited)
1927
What Price Glory
as Pvt. Kenneth 'Mother's Boy' Lewisohn
1926
The Black Pirate
as Youth (uncredited)
1926
1950s
5 titles
1940s
2 titles
1930s
5 titles
Career
Total Titles
17
Movies
17
TV Shows
0
Career Span
1926 –
1956
Average IMDb
6.5
Most Active Years
1950
2 titles
1936
2 titles
1931
2 titles
1928
2 titles
1926
2 titles
1956
1 title
1955
1 title
1952
1 title
Top Rated
Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans
8.1
To Catch a Thief
7.4
Lady for a Day
7.4
Camille
7.3
Room for One More
7.2
Lowest Rated
Devil Monster
2
Captain Calamity
4.3
Rocketship X-M
4.9
The Legion of the Condemned
5.9
Slightly Scarlet
6.5
Frequently Asked Questions About Barry Norton
Barry Norton has appeared in 17 titles, including 17 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Barry Norton's filmography is The Black Pirate (1926).
The most recent title featuring Barry Norton is Slightly Scarlet (1956).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Barry Norton is Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans with an IMDb rating of 8.1.
Barry Norton most frequently appears in productions, with titles in that genre.
Barry Norton has been active for approximately 30 years, with credits spanning from 1926 to 1956.
Titles featuring Barry Norton currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.5.
The busiest years in Barry Norton's career include 1950, 1936, 1931.