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3William Nigel Ernle Bruce (4 February 1895 – 8 October 1953) was a British character actor of stage and screen, born in Mexico. He tended to play {{Upper Class Twit}}s and other variations on [[IAmVeryBritish extremely British]] buffoons. He is probably best remembered for his portrayal of Dr. Watson in a series of films and in the radio series ''Radio/TheNewAdventuresOfSherlockHolmes'' (opposite Creator/BasilRathbone as Holmes), and for his roles in the Creator/AlfredHitchcock films ''Film/{{Rebecca|1940}}'' and ''Film/{{Suspicion}}''.
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10* ''Film/{{Treasure Island|1934}}'' (1934) as Squire Trelawney
11* ''Film/{{The Scarlet Pimpernel|1934}}'' (1934) as the Prince of Wales
12* ''Film/BeckySharp'' (1935) as Joseph
13* ''Film/{{She|1935}}'' (1935) as Horace Holly
14* ''Literature/UnderTwoFlags'' (1936) as Capt. Menzies
15* ''Film/{{The Charge of the Light Brigade|1936}}'' (1936) as Sir Benjamin Warrenton
16* ''Film/TheLastOfMrsCheney'' (1937) as Lord Willie Winton
17* ''Literature/{{Kidnapped}}'' (1938) as Neil [=MacDonald=]
18* ''Film/TheHoundOfTheBaskervilles'' (1939) as Dr. John H. Watson
19* ''Film/{{The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes|1939}}'' (1939) as Dr. John H. Watson
20* ''Film/SusanAndGod'' (1940) as Hutchie
21* ''Theatre/TheBlueBird'' (1940) as Mr. Luxury
22* ''Film/{{Rebecca|1940}}'' (1940) as Major Giles Lacy
23* ''Film/HudsonsBay '' (1941) as UsefulNotes/PrinceRupertOfTheRhine
24* ''Film/{{Suspicion}}'' (1941) as Gordon Cochrane 'Beaky' Thwaite
25* ''Film/TheBakerStreetDozen'' (1942–46) as Dr. John H. Watson
26* ''Film/LassieComeHome'' (1943) as Duke of Rudling
27* ''Film/JuliaMisbehaves'' (1948) as Col. Bruce "Bunny" Willowbrook
28* ''Film/{{Limelight}}'' (1952) as Postant, an Impresario
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32* ''Radio/TheNewAdventuresOfSherlockHolmes'' (1939–47) as Dr. John H. Watson
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