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| 1 | Was the inspiration for the character Commander McBragg on the animated series Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales (1963). |
| 2 | He played the Duke of Wellington in both The House of Rothschild (1934) and Queen of Destiny (1938). |
| 3 | He was posthumously awarded a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6327 Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, California on February 8, 1960. |
| 4 | His only (cricket) Test Match appearance was the 1st Test against South Africa at Crusaders Ground, St George's Park, Port Elizabeth on 12-13 March 1889. It was actually a 3 day match but finished early. He was the best of the England bowlers picking up 5-19 off 13.2 overs in the first innings and 2-42 off 25 in the second (a total of 154 balls as these were 4-ball overs). He scored 3 runs in the first innings, batting at no. 8, and was not required to bat in the second as England won the match for the loss of only 2 wickets. He captained the England side. This was England's first tour to South Africa and, during it, he took 134 wickets at an average of 7.61. He stayed in South Africa after the tour and captained Transvaal. |
| 5 | In the late 1880s, while he was mining for gold in South Africa, he developed pneumonia and was wrongly pronounced dead by doctors. |
| 6 | Brother-in-law of playwright/novelist Cosmo Hamilton (married Smith's sister). |
| 7 | He was awarded the CBE (Commander of the Order of the British Empire) in the 1938 King's Birthday Honours List and was knighted in the 1944 King's Birthday Honours List for his services to Anglo-American amity. |
| 8 | Around Hollywood, Sir Aubrey was perhaps best known as team captain of the Hollywood Cricket Club. In fact, the club's home field and clubhouse in Los Angeles' Griffith Park was named for Sir Aubrey in 1933. Although the Hollywood Cricket club was not particularly successful on the field, it did feature numerous British emigre actors of the era. |
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
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| Little Women | 1949 | | Mr. Laurence (as Sir C. Aubrey Smith) |
| Luxury Liner | 1948 | | Edward Thorndike |
| An Ideal Husband | 1947 | | Earl of Caversham, Goring's Father (as Sir C. Aubrey Smith) |
| Unconquered | 1947 | | Lord Chief Justice (as Sir C. Aubrey Smith) |
| High Conquest | 1947 | | Col. Hugh Bunning |
| Rendezvous with Annie | 1946 | | Sir Archibald Clyde |
| Cluny Brown | 1946 | | Col. Charles Duff Graham (as Sir C. Aubrey Smith) |
| Terror by Night | 1946 | | Elderly gentleman on train station (uncredited) |
| And Then There Were None | 1945 | | Gen. Sir John Mandrake (as Sir C. Aubrey Smith) |
| Scotland Yard Investigator | 1945 | | Sir James Collison (as Sir Aubrey Smith) |
| Forever Yours | 1945 | | Grandfather |
| Secrets of Scotland Yard | 1944 | | Sir Christopher Pelt |
| Sensations of 1945 | 1944 | | Dan Lindsay |
| The White Cliffs of Dover | 1944 | | Colonel Walter Forsythe |
| The Adventures of Mark Twain | 1944 | | Oxford Chancellor |
| Madame Curie | 1943 | | Lord Kelvin |
| Two Tickets to London | 1943 | | Admiralty Detective Fairchild |
| Flesh and Fantasy | 1943 | | Dean of Norwalk (Episode 2) |
| Forever and a Day | 1943 | | Adm. Eustace Trimble |
| Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde | 1941 | | The Bishop |
| Free and Easy | 1941 | | The Duke |
| Maisie Was a Lady | 1941 | | Walpole |
| A Little Bit of Heaven | 1940 | | Grandpa |
| A Bill of Divorcement | 1940 | | Dr. Alliot |
| Waterloo Bridge | 1940 | | The Duke |
| Beyond Tomorrow | 1940 | | Allan Chadwick |
| Rebecca | 1940 | | Colonel Julyan |
| City of Chance | 1940 | | The Judge |
| Balalaika | 1939 | | Gen. Karagin |
| Another Thin Man | 1939 | | Colonel MacFay |
| Eternally Yours | 1939 | | Gramps aka Bishop Peabody |
| The Under-Pup | 1939 | | Grandpa |
| Five Came Back | 1939 | | Professor Henry Spengler |
| The Sun Never Sets | 1939 | | Sir John Randolph |
| The Four Feathers | 1939 | | General Burroughs |
| East Side of Heaven | 1939 | | Cyrus Barrett Snr. |
| Queen of Destiny | 1938 | | Duke of Wellington |
| Kidnapped | 1938 | | Duke of Argyle |
| Four Men and a Prayer | 1938 | | Col. Loring Leigh |
| Thoroughbreds Don't Cry | 1937 | | Sir Peter Calverton |
| The Hurricane | 1937 | | Father Paul |
| Victoria the Great | 1937 | | Minor Role (uncredited) |
| The Prisoner of Zenda | 1937 | | Colonel Zapt |
| Wee Willie Winkie | 1937 | | Colonel Williams |
| The Story of Papworth, the Village of Hope | 1936 | Short | Epilogue |
| Lloyd's of London | 1936 | | Old 'Q' |
| The Garden of Allah | 1936 | | Father J. Roubier |
| Romeo and Juliet | 1936 | | Lord Capulet |
| Little Lord Fauntleroy | 1936 | | The Earl of Dorincourt |
| Transatlantic Tunnel | 1935 | | Lloyd |
| Hollywood Extra Girl | 1935 | Documentary short | Crusades Actor (uncredited) |
| The Crusades | 1935 | | The Hermit |
| China Seas | 1935 | | Sir Guy |
| Jalna | 1935 | | Uncle Nicholas Whiteoak |
| The Florentine Dagger | 1935 | | Dr. Lytton |
| The Right to Live | 1935 | | Major Licondra |
| The Gilded Lily | 1935 | | Lloyd Granton, Duke of Loamshire |
| Clive of India | 1935 | | Prime Minister |
| The Lives of a Bengal Lancer | 1935 | | Maj. Hamilton |
| The Firebird | 1934 | | Police Inspector Miller |
| We Live Again | 1934 | | Prince Kortchagin |
| Cleopatra | 1934 | | Enobarbus |
| Caravan | 1934 | | Baron von Tokay |
| Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back | 1934 | | Colonel Alfred Reginald Neilsen |
| One More River | 1934 | | Gen. Charwell |
| The Scarlet Empress | 1934 | | Prince August |
| The House of Rothschild | 1934 | | Duke of Wellington |
| Gambling Lady | 1934 | | Peter Madison |
| Queen Christina | 1933 | | Aage |
| Bombshell | 1933 | | Mr. Middleton |
| Curtain at Eight | 1933 | | Jim Hanvey - Detective |
| Morning Glory | 1933 | | R. H. Hedges |
| Adorable | 1933 | | The Prime Minister, Von Heynitz |
| The Barbarian | 1933 | | Cecil Harwood |
| Secrets | 1933 | | Mr. William Marlowe |
| Luxury Liner | 1933 | | Edward Thorndyke |
| The Monkey's Paw | 1933 | | Sgt. Maj. Morris |
| They Just Had to Get Married | 1932 | | Aubrey Hampton |
| No More Orchids | 1932 | | Jerome Cedric |
| Trouble in Paradise | 1932 | | Adolph J. Giron |
| Love Me Tonight | 1932 | | Duke d'Artelines |
| -But the Flesh Is Weak | 1932 | | Florian Clement |
| Tarzan the Ape Man | 1932 | | James Parker |
| Polly of the Circus | 1932 | | Rev. James Northcott |
| Surrender | 1931 | | Count Reichendorf |
| The Phantom of Paris | 1931 | | Bourrelier |
| Guilty Hands | 1931 | | Reverend Hastings |
| Son of India | 1931 | | Dr. Wallace |
| The Man in Possession | 1931 | | Mr. Dabney |
| Just a Gigolo | 1931 | | Lord George Hampton |
| Never the Twain Shall Meet | 1931 | | Mr. Pritchard |
| Daybreak | 1931 | | General von Hertz |
| Contraband Love | 1931 | | Paul Machin, JP |
| Trader Horn | 1931 | | St. Clair - a Trader (uncredited) |
| The Bachelor Father | 1931 | | Sir Basil Algernon 'Chief' Winterton |
| Passion Flower | 1930 | | Man at Ferry Boat Pier (uncredited) |
| The Perfect Alibi | 1930 | | Arthur Hilton |
| Such Is the Law | 1930 | | Sir James Whittaker |
| Show People | 1928 | | Extra at Movie Preview (uncredited) |
| The Rejected Woman | 1924 | | Peter Leslie (as Mr. Aubrey Smith) |
| The Unwanted | 1924 | | Colonel Carrington |
| The Temptation of Carlton Earle | 1923 | | Carlton Earle |
| Flames of Passion | 1922 | | Richard Hawke, K.C. |
| The Bohemian Girl | 1922 | | Devilshoof |
| The Shuttle of Life | 1920 | | Reverend John Stone |
| The Bump | 1920 | Short | John Brice |
| Castles in Spain | 1920 | | The builder |
| The Face at the Window | 1920 | | Bentinck |
| Red Pottage | 1918 | | Lord Newhaven |
| The Witching Hour | 1916 | | Jack Brookfield |
| Jaffery | 1916 | | Jaffery |
| John Glayde's Honor | 1915 | | John Glayde |
| The Builder of Bridges | 1915 | | Edward Thursfield |
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