
The Night of the Iguana
1964
as Nonno
Also known as: Harry Cyril Delevanti
Acting
Harry Cyril Delevanti (23 February 1887 – 13 December 1975) was an English character actor, with a long career in American films during the Golden Age of Hollywood. He appeared in some 170 productions, and was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture for his performance in John Huston's The Night of the Iguana (1964).

1964
as Nonno

1971
as Elderly Farmer

1944
as Claude (uncredited)

1973
as Book #4

1941
as Cab Driver (uncredited)

1945
as Stanley Raeburn (uncredited)

1944
as Railroad Agent (uncredited)

1964
as Henry, the Butler

1931
as Reporter

1958
as Copy Man (uncredited)

1973
as Chaplain

1957
as Junius

1931
as Committee Member (uncredited)

1946
as Convict at Dartmoor Prison (uncredited)

1946
as Stockbroker (Voice) (uncredited)

1957
as Fanatic with 'What Is Truth' Sign (uncredited)

1955
as Bit Part (uncredited)

1968
as Ted Baker

1942
as Torque

1943
as Freddy Jolly the 1st Grave Robber (uncredited)

1945
as Roth

1958
as William Isham

1967
as Tartzoff

1943
as Scottish Man (uncredited)

1970
as Harold Dane

1957
as Newman

1958
as Blairs' Butler (uncredited)

1962
as Grandpa

1964
as Self

1972
as The Cardinal

1943
as Dr. Peters (uncredited)

1945
as Second Coroner (uncredited)

1944
as Malty Bill, shopkeeper

1957
as Preacher

1944
as Henry

1957

1956
as Coat Room Attendant

1943
as Mah Ling / Han Po, his double
1957
as Abdul

1958
as Jerry

1945
as Roberts

1967
as Hawkins

1974
as Talbot

1971
as Old man

1941
as Bellhop (scenes deleted)

1943
as Mr. Vincent

1938
as Wing Fu
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