George Sorel
Bio: European character actor George Sorel made his first American film appearance in 1936. Usually showing up unbilled as gendarmes and maître d's, Sorel was afforded rare screen billing for his one scene and one line as Walter Woolf King's valet in Laurel and Hardy's Swiss Miss (1938). He flourished during WWII thanks to his rather shifty, sinister features, which… More Bio: European character actor George Sorel made his first American film appearance in 1936. Usually showing up unbilled as gendarmes and maître d's, Sorel was afforded rare screen billing for his one scene and one line as Walter Woolf King's valet in Laurel and Hardy's Swiss Miss (1938). He flourished during WWII thanks to his rather shifty, sinister features, which permitted him to play many a Nazi or collaborator. One of George Sorel's most extensive assignments was in the 1946 Universal serial Lost City of the Jungle; when the serial's principal heavy, Lionel Atwill, died during production, Sorel was called in to double for Atwill in several transitional scenes. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
George Sorel Videos
Song Of Bernadette
Gilda
For Whom The Bell Tolls
Song Of The Thin Man
To Have And Have Not
Filmography
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For Whom the Bell Tolls (1973)
- Bored Sentry
- 83%
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All My Sons (1948)
- Headwaiter
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Cobra Strikes (1948)
- Victor Devereaux
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Golden Earrings (1947)
- Actor
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Road to Rio (1947)
- Prefeito
- 100%
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