Charles Bennett

Charles Bennett was an American actor and director who is best known for Treasure Island (1934), America (1924), and The Little Slavey (1915).

Personal and Family Life

Charles Bennett was born on April 13, 1893, in Dunedin, New Zealand. He was married to Dorothy Eileen Brown from June 10, 1913, until his death. The couple had one child together. Bennett’s career began in Keystone comedies before he transitioned to feature films in the 1920s.

Death and Legacy

Charles Bennett passed away on February 15, 1943, in Hollywood, California, USA. His contributions to the film industry, particularly in early comedy and drama, created a lasting impact. Bennett’s performances in various films are remembered by fans and film historians alike.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
The Light That Failed 1939-12-24 Soldier
Tillie’s Punctured Romance 1914-12-21 Uncle Donald Banks
Recreation 1914-08-13 Seaman on Park Bench (uncredited)
The Property Man 1914-08-01 Lena’s Husband George Ham (uncredited)
Mabel’s Blunder 1914-09-12 The Boss – Harry’s Dad
Narcotic 1933-08-01 Hand wrestler
Teddy at the Throttle 1917-04-01 John Bennett
Mabel’s Busy Day 1914-06-13 Spectator (uncredited)
The Face on the Barroom Floor 1914-08-10 Sailor
A Little Madonna 1914-04-22 Guido – Maries Father
The Triumph of Right 1912-05-26 The Sheriff
Gunga Din 1939-01-26 Telegraph Operator (uncredited)
The Craven 1912-04-18 Ann’s Uncle, Owner of the Ranch
How States Are Made 1912-03-08 A Pioneer
The Greater Love 1912-05-16 Bannister – Nell’s Father
A Wasted Sacrifice 1912-09-06 Dr. Winton – The Sheriff Doctor
I Live My Life 1935-10-04 Stewart (Uncredited)
A Bit of Blue Ribbon 1913-01-04 Jim Hartwell, Mary’s Father
The Adventures of Ruth 1919-12-28 Wayman
The Better Man 1912-12-27 The Doctor
Citizen Kane 1941-04-17 Entertainer (uncredited)
All Wrong 1919-06-01 Donald Thompson
Cursed by His Beauty 1914-10-31 The Art Student’s Husband
It Ain’t Hay 1943-03-10 SPCA Driver (uncredited)
Man Hunt 1941-06-13
The Top of New York 1922-06-18 Mr. Isaacson
Mabel’s Latest Prank 1914-09-10 Mabel’s Employer
Step Lively, Jeeves! 1937-06-30 Steward (uncredited)
Whose Baby? 1917-07-08 Elderly Man
America 1924-02-21 William Pitt
Mrs. Miniver 1942-07-03 Milkman (uncredited)
Born to Dance 1936-11-27 Quartet Member (uncredited)
Treasure Island 1934-08-17 Pirate of the Spanish Main
The Captain’s Christmas 1938-12-17 Singer #2 (voice) (uncredited)
The Courage of the Commonplace 1913-08-01 Mary’s Father