Henry "Harry" Philmore Langdon (June 15, 1884 – December 22, 1944) was an American comedian who appeared in vaudeville, silent films (where he had his greatest fame), and talkies.

Filmography

• 1984Going Hollywood: The '30s — (archive footage)
• 1963The Sound of Laughter — The Hitchhiker
• 1960When Comedy Was King — (archive footage) (uncredited)
• 1957The Golden Age of Comedy — archive footage
• 1953Yesterday and Today — (archive footage)
• 1945Pistol Packin' Nitwits — Harry, Writer
• 1945Snooper Service
• 1945Swingin' on a Rainbow — Chester Willouby
• 1944Block Busters — Higgins
• 1944Defective Detectives — Harry
• 1944Hot Rhythm — Mr. Whiffle
• 1944Mopey Dope
• 1944To Heir Is Human — Harry Fenner
• 1943A Blitz on the Fritz — Egbert Slipp
• 1943Blonde and Groom — Harry
• 1943Happy Times and Jolly Moments — (archive footage)
• 1943Here Comes Mr. Zerk — Egbert Slipp
• 1943Spotlight Scandals — Oscar Hammond
• 1942Carry Harry — Harry
• 1942House of Errors — Bert, Story
• 1942Piano Mooner — Harry, Writer
• 1942Tireman, Spare My Tires — Harry Langdon
• 1942What Makes Lizzy Dizzy? — Harry
• 1941All-American Co-Ed — Hap Holden
• 1941Double Trouble — Albert "Bert" Prattle
• 1941Road Show — Screenplay
• 1940A Chump at Oxford — Writer
• 1940Cold Turkey — Harry Langdon
• 1940Goodness! A Ghost — Writer
• 1940Misbehaving Husbands — Henry Butler
• 1939The Flying Deuces — Screenplay
• 1939Zenobia — Professor McCrackle
• 1938A Doggone Mixup — Harry Langdon
• 1938Block-Heads — Writer
• 1938Stardust — Otto Schultz
• 1938Sue My Lawyer — Harry Langdon
• 1938There Goes My Heart — Minister (uncredited)
• 1938Wise Guys — Director
• 1935Atlantic Adventure — Snapper McGillicuddy
• 1935His Bridal Sweet — Harry Langdon
• 1935His Marriage Mix-up
• 1935I Don't Remember — Harry Crump
• 1935Love, Honor and Obey (the Law!) — Harry
• 1935The Leather Necker — Harry
• 1934Counsel on De Fence — Darrow Langdon
• 1934Shivers — Ichabod Somerset Crop
• 1933Hallelujah, I'm a Bum — Egghead
• 1933Hooks and Jabs
• 1933Knight Duty — Harry
• 1933My Weakness — Dan Cupid
• 1933The Hitchhiker — The Hitchhiker
• 1933The Stage Hand — Harry, Director, Writer
• 1933Tied for Life — The Groom
• 1933Tired Feet
• 1932The Big Flash — Harry
• 1930A Soldier's Plaything — Tim
• 1930See America Thirst — Wally
• 1930The Big Kick — Harry
• 1930The Fighting Parson — The Banjo Player
• 1930The Gas Station — Harry
• 1930The Head Guy — Harry, Temporary Station Master
• 1930The King — The King
• 1930The Shrimp — Harry
• 1929Hal Roach Presents Harry Langdon — Harry
• 1929Hotter Than Hot
• 1929Skirt Shy — Dobbs, the butler
• 1929Sky Boy — Stowaway
• 1928Heart Trouble — Harry Van Housen, Director
• 1928The Chaser — The Husband, Writer, Director
• 1927Fiddlesticks — Harry Hogan
• 1927His First Flame — Harry Howells
• 1927Long Pants — Harry Shelby, Editor, Executive Producer
• 1927Three's a Crowd — Harry - the Odd Fellow, Director
• 1926Saturday Afternoon — Harry Higgins
• 1926Soldier Man — The Soldier / King Strudel the 13th of Bomania
• 1926The Strong Man — Paul Bergot, Producer
• 1926Tramp, Tramp, Tramp — Harry Logan, Story, Producer
• 1925Boobs in the Wood — Il ragazzo - Chester Winfield
• 1925His Marriage Wow — The Groom - Harold Hope
• 1925Horace Greeley, Jr.
• 1925Lucky Stars — Harry Lamb
• 1925Plain Clothes — The Boy
• 1925Remember When? — Harry Hudson
• 1925The Sea Squawk — An Immigrant
• 1925There He Goes — Harry
• 1924All Night Long — The Boy
• 1924Feet of Mud — Harry Holdem - The Boy
• 1924Flickering Youth — Gus Guitar
• 1924His New Mamma — A Farmer Boy
• 1924Picking Peaches — A Shoe Clerk
• 1924Shanghaied Lovers — A Shanghaied Sailor
• 1924Smile Please — Otto Focus - the Hero
• 1924The Cat's Meow — Eddie Elgin
• 1924The First 100 Years — A Newly-Wed
• 1924The Hansom Cabman — Harry Doolittle
• 1924The Luck o' the Foolish — The Boy

Appearances as themselves (6)

• 2011Fragments: Surviving Pieces of Lost Films — Himself (archive footage)
• 1961Days of Thrills and Laughter — Self (archive footage)
• 1942Screen Snapshots (Series 22, No. 10) — Self (archive footage)
• 1934Hollywood on Parade No. B-4 — Self
• 1930The Voice of Hollywood No. 5 — Self
• 1926Ella Cinders — Himself (uncredited)