Miles Mander

Miles Mander (1888 - 1946)
==Film Deaths==
*The First Born (1928) [Sir Hugo Boycott]: Falls to his death.
*Loyalties (1933) [Captain Ronald Dancy]: Commits suicide.
*Tower of London (1939) [King Henry VI]: Stabbed in the back by Boris Karloff, on Basil Rathbone's orders.
*The House of the Seven Gables (1940) [Deacon Foster]: Commits suicide (off-camera) by shooting himself. We hear the shot from outside the hallway.
*South of Suez (1940) [Roger Smythe]: Killed by Lee Patrick.
*Phantom of the Opera (1943) [Pleyel]: Strangled by Claude Rains, who believed that Miles had stolen his music. (Thanks to Jeffrey)
*The Scarlet Claw (1944) [Judge Brisson]: Killed by Gerald Hamer.
*The Pearl of Death (1944) [Giles Conover]: Neck broken by Rondo Hatton.
*Murder, My Sweet (Farewell, My Lovely) (1944) [Mr. Grayle]: Shot to death (off-screen) by Mike Mazurki, after Miles shoots Mike first. The scene goes to black after Miles' first shot blinds Dick Powell, and Dick is later informed that Mike got hold of Miles' gun and killed Miles before dying himself.
==Gallery==
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Mander, Miles
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