Frank Vosper
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Frank Vosper was an actor who performed both on the stage & in films. He was also a playwright and wrote the play "Murder on the Second Floor" and co-wrote "No Funny Business". A typical role on the stage was that of a smooth villain. He was born in London in 1899, and his stage debut was in 1919. He died in 1937 - drowned after falling from a transatlantic liner.
His Films include;
- Blinkeyes - 1926
- Rome Express - 1932
- Strange Evidence -1932
- Murder on the Second Floor - 1932
- Dick Turpin - 1933
- No Funny Business - 1933
- Waltzes from Vienna - 1933
- Jew Suss - 1934
- The Man Who Knew Too Much - 1934
- Hearts Desire - 1935
- Love from a Stranger - 1936 (he was the auther of the original story)
- The Secret of Stromboul - 1936
- Spy for Napoleon - 1936
- Shaddows on the Stairs - 1941 (adapted from Murder on the Second Floor)
