**Sidney Bracey** (Melbourne, 1877 – Hollywood, 1942) was a prolific Australian character actor, active from the silent film era to the early sound years. Known for his remarkable versatility, he specialized in portraying often refined, sometimes nervous, or subtly ambiguous characters such as butlers, clerks, shopkeepers, or small property owners. His ability to lend depth and nuance to often supporting roles made him a reliable and appreciated presence.

His most significant films include the adventure drama *The Gaucho* (1927), alongside Douglas Fairbanks, the mystery film *The Bat* (1926), and the horror classic *Dracula's Daughter* (1936). With over 150 film appearances, Bracey left his distinctive mark as a solid professional of classic Hollywood cinema.