H.G. Stoker

H.G. Stoker was born on Feb 02, 1885 in Ireland. H.G. Stoker's big-screen debut came with Channel Crossing directed by Milton Rosmer in 1933, strarring Captain R.H. Kilbee. H.G. Stoker is known for Brighton Rock directed by John Boulting, Richard Attenborough stars as Pinkie Brown and Hermione Baddeley as Ida Arnold. The upcoming new movie H.G. Stoker plays is Where's Charley? which will be released on Oct 24, 1952.

H.G. Stoker was a submarine commander during the First World War and started his acting career while in Turkish prisoner-of-war camps, he and his crew had been captured after the sinking of their vessel, the Australian submarine AE2. On his return to London at the war's end he continued his interest in the stage.