
Jimmy Aubrey
Born in Bolton, Lancashire, Aubrey was the son of US born gymnast Robert Aubrey. Later a member of the Fred Karno variety troupe, he first traveled to New York in 1900, then settled permanently after emigrating from London, on August 29, 1908. An early understudy of Charlie Chaplin, he later achieved leading status during the silents era (Oliver Hardy once providing support). Following his career decline as a starring performer, he was initially given work by Laurel & Hardy, before embarking on a career as a bit-part player in over 300 features.
Known for

Hot Ice
1955 • Gorilla Keeper

The King's Thief
1955 • Little Man (uncredited)

Dangerous When Wet
1953 • Bartender (uncredited)

The Lady and the Bandit
1951 • First Drunk on Steps

Navy Bound
1951 • British Fisherman at Lounge Counter (uncredited)
The Secret Of St. Ives
1949 • Guard (uncredited)
Microspook
1949

Jiggs and Maggie in Court
1948 • McGurk
Full filmography
The Secret Of St. Ives
View movie1949 • Guard (uncredited)
Port of Hate
View movie1939 • Stone
The Roaming Cowboy
View movie1937 • First Sheriff / Henchman
Paradise Valley
View movie1934 • Scotty
Trapped
View movie1931 • Ferguson
Out with the Tide
View movie1928 • Jimmy
Keep Smiling
View movie1928 • Oscar Hatch
Have a Heart
View movie1928 • Fledgling Reporter
Wilful Youth
View movie1927 • Steve Daley
Speed Cop
View movie1926 • Traffic Cop
The Winning Wallop
View movie1926 • Fight Manager
The Bashful Buccaneer
View movie1925 • Cook
A Ghostly Night
View movie1924 • Sandalio
Bungs and Bunglers
View movie1919 • Jimmy
Turks and Troubles
View movie1917 • Jim - A Soldier of Fortune
Footlights and Fakers
View movie1917 • Jim - Props
He Never Touched Me
View movie1917 • A Crafty Lawyer
Somewhere in Any Place
View movie1917 • Mr. X - A Spy
Big Bluffs and Bowling Balls
View movie1917 • A Bluff
Jolts and Jewelry
View movie1917 • Slippery Ike
Flatheads and Flivvers
View movie1917 • I.M.A. Crook













































































































































































