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Charles Stevenson
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Charles Stevenson is known for
Design for Murder (1939)
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Inquest (1939)
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Known for
Design for Murder
6.1
The porter
1939
Inquest
5.8
William Trelease
1939
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Maigret
7.9
TV Series
Extra
(uncredited)
1961
1 episode
Danger Man
7.9
TV Series
Funeral Parlor Attendant
(uncredited)
1961
1 episode
A Night to Remember
7.9
Steerage Passenger
(uncredited)
1958
A Tale of Two Cities
7.1
Citizen
(uncredited)
1958
Quatermass 2
6.8
Worker
(uncredited)
1957
Town on Trial
6.5
Man at Dance
(uncredited)
1957
Man of the Moment
6.3
Man in Crowd
(uncredited)
1955
The Mysterious Bullet
6.9
Short
Man at Fairground
2nd Man Leaving Inquest
(uncredited)
1955
One Good Turn
6.5
Boxing Spectator
(uncredited)
1955
Inquest
5.8
William Trelease
1939
Design for Murder
6.1
The porter
1939
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