A.V. Bramble

A.V. Bramble was born on May 01, 1884 in UK. A.V. Bramble's big-screen debut came with The Rolling Road directed by Graham Cutts in 1927, strarring John Christobel.

Albert Victor Bramble was born in Portsmouth, England, in 1880. He became a well-known classical stage performer, beginning in 1900. In addition, he appeared in quite a few films, first for the B&C Film Company in 1914, where he stayed until the late 1920s. He was also a producer and director, and in 1916 he gave up acting for those fields. He appeared in only one talkie, 25 years after his last film acting role, in