Acting
Charles Irwin, a native of Ireland, was an actor and writer, known for Mutiny on the Bounty (1935), Montana (1950), and The Devil and Miss Jones (1941).
Highest rated appearances
Waterloo Bridge
as Candlelight Club Announcer (uncredited)
The King and I
as Captain Orton (uncredited)
Bomba on Panther Island
as Comm. Andy Barnes
The Big Wheel
as Drunk
Challenge to Lassie
as Sergeant Major
Bomba, the Jungle Boy
as Andy Barnes
The Luck of the Irish
as Cornelius
My Wild Irish Rose
as Foote
Thunder in the Valley
as Long Kirby
Kitty
as Barrows (uncredited)
Hangover Square
Frenchman's Creek
as Zachariah Smith (uncredited)
Sing, Neighbor, Sing
as Professor Jasper Cartwright
The White Cliffs of Dover
as Farmer Ben Kenney (uncredited)
Jane Eyre
as Auctioneer
Lassie Come Home
as Tom (uncredited)
Thank Your Lucky Stars
as Pub Patron in Errol Flynn Number (uncredited)
Wintertime
as Drunk (uncredited)
Johnny Come Lately
as Cop
Background to Danger
as Hotchkins (uncredited)
The Constant Nymph
as Groom
No Time for Love
as Patrick Aloysius O'Conner - Gold Room Waiter (uncredited)
Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man
as Cardiff Police Constable (uncredited)
The Gorilla Man
as Inspector Cady
The Great Impersonation
as Yardly
The Black Swan
as Sea Captain (uncredited)
Desperate Journey
as Captain Coswick
The Pride of the Yankees
as Carnival Batting Game Operator (uncredited)
Mrs. Miniver
as Mac (uncredited)
Eagle Squadron
as Sir Benjamin Trask
This Above All
as Regimental Commander
The Man Who Wouldn't Die
as Gus / The Great Merlini (Uncredited)
This Gun for Hire
as Old Irishman (uncredited)
To Be or Not to Be
as Reporter (uncredited)
Son of Fury: The Story of Benjamin Blake
as Captain
The Blonde from Singapore
Singapore Woman
as Eddie, the Reporter (uncredited)
The Devil and Miss Jones
as Second Detective
Shadows on the Stairs
as Constable
Kitty Foyle
as Drunk (uncredited)
The Letter
as Bob's Friend (uncredited)
A Dispatch from Reuters
as Telegrapher for Reuter (uncredited)
The Great Dictator
as Banquet Butler (uncredited)
Rangers of Fortune
as Townsman
The Sea Hawk
as Arnold Cross
The Man I Married
Waterloo Bridge
as Candlelight Club Announcer (uncredited)
Adventure in Diamonds
as Nelson
The Light That Failed
as Soldier Model
Charlie McCarthy, Detective
as Drunk
We Are Not Alone
as Working Man with Apron
Raffles
as Detective Phillips
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
as Marine Sergeant (uncredited)
I Stole a Million
as Theater Manager (uncredited)
Man About Town
as Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited)
Susannah of the Mounties
as Sergeant MacGregor
Wolf Call
as Mounted Police Sergeant
Sweepstakes Winner
as English Radio Announcer
The Flying Irishman
as Office at Ireland Airport
The Little Princess
as Wounded Soldier Outside Hospital (uncredited)
Lord Jeff
as Mr. Burke
Kidnapped
as Sergeant Ellis
Captain Kidd's Treasure
as First Mate Palmer (uncredited)
Fight for Your Lady
as Ringside Radio Announcer (uncredited)
Parnell
as Court Usher
The League of Frightened Men
as Augustus Farrell
Wings Over Honolulu
as Drunk
Shall We Dance
as Fire Drill Steward (uncredited)
Mama Steps Out
as Emcee at the Ship's Party
Go West Young Man
as Master of Ceremonies
Libeled Lady
as Steward (uncredited)
Spendthrift
as Carlton (polo player)
The White Angel
as Soldier Wanting to Say Goodbye (uncredited)
Wife vs. Secretary
as Ship's Room Clerk (uncredited)
Whipsaw
as Larry King
Mutiny on the Bounty
as Thompson
Page Miss Glory
as Radio Time Announcer (uncredited)
China Seas
as Bertie the Purser (uncredited)
The Gilded Lily
as Oscar
Clive of India
as Officer
The Little Minister
as John McClarity
The Moonstone
as Inspector Cuff
Treasure Island
as Pirate of the Spanish Main
Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back
as Cockney Drunk
Long Lost Father
as Mr. Chisholm
Ace of Aces
as Ammunition Officer (uncredited)
The Solitaire Man
as Steward
Blind Adventure
as Bill, a thug
Kickin' the Crown Around
as Nikki, the Prime Minister
Hell Below
as Buck Teeth Sergeant
Looking Forward
as Mr. Burton
Kongo
as Carl (uncredited)
Racket Cheers
as Charles Renssalaer Van Buren
The Voice of Hollywood No. 13
as Self
King of Jazz
as Himself, Announcer / Soldier ('All Noisy on the Eastern Front')
