Within the British colony of expatriate actors in Hollywood during the 1930's, Barnett Parker, born 11 September 1886, in Batley, Yorkshire, England, was among the most stereotypical. Harrowgate College-educated, straight-backed, balding and well-intoned, Parker caricatured a multitude of unctuous, stiff-upper-lip butlers, man-servants or waiters, though his performances could, at times, verge on the brink of being camp. When driven to frustrati...
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Double Wedding
As Mr. Flint, Margit's Bookkeeper
The Reluctant Dragon
As Dragon (segment "The Reluctant Dragon") (voice)
At the Circus
As Whitcomb
Broadway Melody of 1938
As Jerry Jason
Personal Property
As Arthur Trevelyan
Born to Dance
As Floorwalker
The Emperor's Candlesticks
As Albert, Stephan's Butler
Listen, Darling
As Abercrombie
Tall, Dark and Handsome
As Quentin
The Flight of the Duchess
As The Duke
The Traffic Cop
As Book Agent
The Misleading Lady
As Steve
The President's Mystery
As Roger
Married Before Breakfast
As Tweed
The Girl Downstairs
As Hugo
He Married His Wife
As Huggins
Love Is a Headache
As Hotchkiss, Carlotta's Butler
Hold That Kiss
As Maurice
Wake Up and Live
As Foster
Sally, Irene and Mary
As Oscar
Live, Love and Learn
As Alfredo
We Who Are About to Die
As John Barkley
Ready, Willing and Able
As Waiter
Navy Blue and Gold
As Graves
Babes in Arms
As William
Espionage
As Bill Cordell
Libeled Lady
As Butler (uncredited)
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
As Butler (uncredited)
She Married a Cop
As Bekins, the Butler
A Girl's Best Years
As Primrose
Hotel for Women
As Photographer
One Night in the Tropics
As Thompson, Steve's Butler (uncredited)
Hullabaloo
As Samuel Stephens
Love Thy Neighbor
As George - Fred's Chauffeur
La Conga Nights
As Hammond
Dangerous Number
As Minehardi
New Wine
As The Duke
Marie Antoinette
As Prince de Rohan
Roaming Lady
As Waters
Walt Disney's Fables - Vol.6
As The Dragon (voice) (archive sound)
The Big Parade of Comedy
As Arthur Trevelyan in 'Personal Property' (arch. foot.) (uncred.)
A Man Betrayed
As George
Prudence the Pirate
As John Astorbilt
The Last of Mrs. Cheyney
As Purser
The General Died at Dawn
As Dining Car Man (uncredited)
Kisses for Breakfast
As Phillips
Bill Bunks the Bandit
As Bill - a Gentleman from the East