Henry Kolker
Acting · Directing · Writing
Народився 12 листопада 1874, Berlin, Germany
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Joseph Henry Kolker (November 13, 1874) [some sources 1870] Berlin, Prussia, Germany – July 15, 1947, Los Angeles, California) was an American stage and film actor and director. Kolker came to America at the age of five and his family settled in Quincy, Illinois. Kolker, like fellow actors Richard Bennett and Robert Warwick, had a substantial stage career behind him before entering silent films. On stage he appeared opposite such leading ladies as Edith Wynne Matthison, Bertha Kalich and Ruth Chatterton. Kolker is best remembered for his motion picture appearances and for appearing with Barbara Stanwyck in the ground-breaking Pre-Code film Baby Face (1933) as the elderly CEO of the company whom Stanwyck's character seduces. Another well remembered part is as Mr. Seton, father of Katharine Hepburn and Lew Ayres in the 1938 film Holiday directed by George Cukor. Kolker entered films as an actor in 1915 and eventually ended up trying his hand at directing. Kolker's best known directorial effort is Disraeli (1921), starring George Arliss which is now a lost film with only one reel remaining. Prints however exist in Europe and Russia.
Фільмографія
- 1944Bluebeard — Deschamps
- 1943Sarong Girl — Jefferson Baxter
- 1942Reunion in France — General Bartholomew (uncredited)
- 1941A Woman's Face — Judge
- 1941Las Vegas Nights — William Stevens Sr.
- 1941Sing for Your Supper — Myron T. Hayworth
- 1941The Great Swindle — Stewart Cordell
- 1941The Man Who Lost Himself — T.J. Mulhausen
- 1941The Parson of Panamint — Judge Arnold Mason
- 1940Grand Ole Opry — William C. Scully
- 1940Money and the Woman — Mr. Rollins
- 1939Here I Am a Stranger — R.J. Bennett
- 1939Hidden Power — Weston
- 1939Let Us Live — Chief of Police
- 1939Main Street Lawyer — Donnelly, District Attorney
- 1939Parents on Trial — James Wesley
- 1939The Real Glory — The General
- 1939These Glamour Girls — Philip S. Griswold II (uncredited)
- 1939Union Pacific — Asa M. Barrows
- 1938Holiday — Edward Seton
- 1938Love Is a Headache — Mr. Sam Ellinger (uncredited)
- 1938Marie Antoinette — Court Aide (uncredited)
- 1938Safety in Numbers — Dr. Lawrence Edmonds
- 1938The Adventures of Marco Polo — Nicolo Polo
- 1938The Cowboy and the Lady — Horace Smith
- 1938The Invisible Menace — Col. Hackett
- 1938Too Hot to Handle — Pearly Todd
- 1937Green Light — Dr. Lane
- 1937Let Them Live — Judge Lederer
- 1937Maid of Salem — Crown Chief Justice Laughton
- 1937Once a Doctor — Bruce Nordland
- 1937The Devil Is Driving — Charles Stevens
- 1937They Wanted to Marry — Mr. Hunter
- 1937Thoroughbreds Don't Cry — "Doc" Godfrey
- 1937Under Cover of Night — District Attorney Pritchard
- 1936Bullets or Ballots — Mr. Hollister
- 1936Great Guy — Abel Canning
- 1936My Marriage — Maj. Vaile
- 1936Romeo and Juliet — Friar Laurence
- 1936Sitting on the Moon — Worthington
- 1936The Man Who Lived Twice — Judge Treacher
- 1936Theodora Goes Wild — Jonathan Grant
- 19353 Kids and a Queen — Crippet
- 1935A Dog of Flanders — Monsieur LaTour, Art Critic (uncredited)
- 1935Charlie Chan in Paris — Paul Lamartine
- 1935Collegiate — Mr. MacGregor
- 1935Diamond Jim — J.C. Randolf - Bank President
- 1935Frisco Waterfront — District Attorney
- 1935Go Into Your Dance — Doctor
- 1935Here Comes the Band — Simmon's Attorney
- 1935Honeymoon Limited — Mr. Randall
- 1935I Live My Life — Relative at Mrs. Gage's (Uncredited)
- 1935Mad Love — Prefect Rosset
- 1935One New York Night — Arthur Carlisle
- 1935Reckless — Mr. Gearhart (uncredited)
- 1935Red Hot Tires — Martin Sanford
- 1935Red Salute — Dean
- 1935Shipmates Forever — Doctor (uncredited)
- 1935Society Doctor — Dr. Harvey
- 1935Spring Tonic — Mr. Enix
- 1935The Black Room — Baron de Berghman
- 1935The Case of the Curious Bride — District Attorney Stacey
- 1935The Florentine Dagger — Auctioneer
- 1935The Last Days of Pompeii — Warder (uncredited)
- 1935The Mystery Man — Ellwyn A. 'Jo-Jo' Jonas
- 1935Times Square Lady — Mr. Fielding
- 1934A Lost Lady — John Ormsby
- 1934Bedside — Maritza's Manager
- 1934Black Moon — The Psychiatrist
- 1934Blind Date — J.W. Hartwell Sr.
- 1934I've Got Your Number — Lawyer Robert Kirkland
- 1934Imitation of Life — Dr. Preston (uncredited)
- 1934Journal of a Crime — Henri Marcher
- 1934Lady by Choice — Opper
- 1934Let's Talk It Over — Doctor
- 1934Let's Try Again — Mr. Blake
- 1934Love Time — Emperor Francis I
- 1934Million Dollar Ransom — Dr. Davis (Uncredited)
- 1934Name the Woman — Judge Adams
- 1934Now and Forever — Mr. Clark
- 1934One Exciting Adventure — Customer, Oscar
- 1934She Loves Me Not — Charles M. Lawton
- 1934Sing Sing Nights — Kurt Nordon
- 1934Sisters Under the Skin — Jones
- 1934Success at Any Price — Hatfield
- 1934The Band Plays On — Professor Hackett
- 1934The Ghost Walks — Dr. Kent
- 1934The Girl from Missouri — Senator Titcombe
- 1934The Hell Cat — C.W. Sloane
- 1934Whom the Gods Destroy — Carlo - the Puppeteer
- 1934Wonder Bar — R. H. Renaud
- 1933A Bedtime Story — Agent de Police
- 1933Baby Face — J.R. Carter
- 1933Blood Money — Newspaper Managing Editor (uncredited)
- 1933Bureau of Missing Persons — Theodore Arno
- 1933Gigolettes of Paris — Police Interrogator
- 1933Golden Harvest — Henry Flint
- 1933Hello, Sister! — Jameson Brewster - Bank President
- 1933I Loved a Woman — Mr. Sanborn
- 1933Love, Honor and Oh, Baby! — The Judge
- 1933Meet the Baron — Baron Munchausen
- 1933Notorious But Nice — Defense Attorney Clark
- 1933The Keyhole — Schuyler Brooks
- 1933The Narrow Corner — Mr. Blake, Fred's Father
- 1933The Power and the Glory — Mr. Borden
- 1932Devil and the Deep — Hutton
- 1932Faithless — Mr. Carter
- 1932Jewel Robbery — Baron Franz Hohenfels
- 1932Rasputin and the Empress — Chief of Secret Police (uncredited)
- 1932The Crash — John Fair
- 1932The First Year — Peter Barstow
- 1932The Washington Masquerade — Stapleton
- 1931Don't Bet on Women — Butterfield (uncredited)
- 1931I Like Your Nerve — Areal Pacheco
- 1931Indiscreet — Mr. Woodward
- 1931Quick Millions — District Attorney (uncredited)
- 1931The Spy — Tchijinski
- 1931The Unholy Garden — Col. Lautrac
- 1931The Yellow Ticket — Passport Clerk
- 1930Abraham Lincoln — New Englander (uncredited)
- 1930Du Barry, Woman of Passion — D'Aiguillon
- 1930East Is West — Mr. Benson
- 1930Good Intentions — Butler
- 1930One Heavenly Night — Prefect of Police
- 1930The Bad One — Prosecutor
- 1930The Way of All Men — Sharp
- 1929Coquette — Jasper Carter
- 1929Love, Live & Laugh — Enrico
- 1929Pleasure Crazed — Col. Farquar
- 1929The Valiant — Judge
- 1928Don't Marry — General Willoughby
- 1928Midnight Rose — Corbin
- 1928Soft Living — Rodney S. Bowen
- 1928The Beautiful Spy — Viceroy Cisneros
- 1927A Kiss in a Taxi — Leon Lambert
- 1927Annie Laurie
- 1927Rough House Rosie — W.S. Davids
- 1926Hell's Four Hundred — John Gilmore
- 1926The Palace of Pleasure — Don Sebastian, Premier
- 1926Wet Paint — A Husband
- 1925Any Woman — Egbert Phillips
- 1925Sally, Irene and Mary — Marcus Morton
- 1924I Will Repay — Director
- 1924The Great Well — Director
- 1923Sant'Ilario — Director
- 1923The Leopardess — Director
- 1923The Purple Highway — Director
- 1923The Snow Bride — Director
- 1921A Man of Stone — (Uncredited)
- 1921Bucking the Tiger — Director
- 1921Disraeli — Director
- 1921The Fighter — Director
- 1920Heart of Twenty — Director
- 1920The Greatest Love — Director
- 1920The Palace of Darkened Windows — Director
- 1920The Third Generation — Director, Screenplay
- 1919A Man's Country — Director
- 1919Blackie's Redemption — Fred the Count
- 1919Her Purchase Price — Duke of Wryden
- 1919The Brat — A Dandy
- 1919The Great Victory, Wilson or the Kaiser? The Fall of the Hohenzollerns — Kaiser Wilhelm II
- 1919The Parisian Tigress — Henri Dutray
- 1919The Woman Michael Married — Director
- 1918Social Hypocrites — Dr. Frank Simpson
- 1918The House of Mirth — Lawrence Selden
- 1918The Shell Game — Lawrence Gray
- 1916Gloria's Romance — Dr. Stephen Royce
- 1915The Man with the Iron Heart — Story
- 1915The Warning — Robert Denman
Ток-шоу, премії та інші появи (1)
- 1915How Molly Malone Made Good — Himself