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This English actor was brought to Hollywood in the 30's originally as a leading man but soon GREW out of those roles. You might remember him as Sir William Hamilton, Vivian Leigh's husband, in 'That Hamilton Woman' (1941, Amer.Title).

Alan Mowbray.

No one could forget this veteran character actor's turn as the creepy gunsel Wilmer in 'The Maltese Falcon'

Elisha Cook,Jr.

This American character actor specialized in slightly dim-witted pals of the lead actor, but his range included villains and ethnic types. He was memorable as Gary Cooper's pal, Pusher, in 'Sergeant York' but you may remember him best as the long suffering husband of Gladys Kravitz on 'Bewitched'.

George Tobias.

This popular American character actor often appeared as Errol Flynn's sidekick, as he did when playing Little John to Flynn's Robin Hood in 'The Adventures of Robin Hood.'

Alan Hale.

This one is too easy for a multiple choice. This slightly built (in his younger days) Slovakian character actor was easily recognizable in his soft-spoken menacing demeanor which he used to great effect as Joel Cairo in 'The Maltese Falcon' and the ill-fated Ugarte of the letters of transit in 'Casablanca'.

Peter Lorre & Petet Lore.

This jolly sidekick of just about everyone during the forties, made a very secular priest as Bing Crosby's seminary buddy, Father Timothy Dowd, in the Oscar winning 'Going My Way.'

Frank McHugh.

This older English character actor was best known for playing the archtypal English aristocrat in such films as 'The Four Feathers' and 'Little Lord Fauntleroy.'

C. Aubrey Smith.

This extra-large sized US character actor was best known for his sinister or sulking roles. His most memorable characters were the Jack the Ripper type character in 1944's 'The Lodger' and his last role before his death at age 28 as the murderous composer in 'Hangover Square.'

Laird Cregar.

This short-statured English character actor appeared in almost every Astaire-Rogers musical, usually as an officious concierge or hotel manager.

Eric Blore.

And finally, a prolific American character actor who has played everything from Bogart's murdered partner, Archer, in 'The Maltese Falcon' to Dagwood's boss, Mr. Radcliffe, in the Blondie series. Maybe you remember him as the prosecuting DA in 1947's 'Miracle on 34th Street.'

Jerome Cowan.