Bert Sprotte
German actor (1870-1949) · Germany · On the map · Actors · Died at 79
Bert Sprotte was a German actor. He appeared in more than 70 American films between 1918 and 1938. He was born in Chemnitz, Saxony, and died in Los Angeles, California.
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1949Died30 December 19491937
It Could Happen to YouFilm, German1936
Dracula's DaughterFilm, Wedding Guest (uncredited)1934
Manhattan MelodramaFilm, German Note Holder (uncredited)1933
Captured!Film, Sergeant Major1932
A Passport to HellFilm, Hotel Proprietor1928
Pass the GravyFilm, Schultz1927Life of an ActressFilm, John Dowen1924
Little Robinson CrusoeFilm, Adolphe Schmidt1923
RositaFilm, Big Jailer1922
A Question of HonorFilm, Charles Burkthaler1921
Below the DeadlineFilm, Buck Elliot1920
Jes' Call Me JimFilm, Buffum1919The Shepherd of the HillsFilm, Wash Gibbs1918
Shark MonroeFilm, Onion McNab1870Born9 December 1870
It Could Happen to YouFilm, German1936Dracula's DaughterFilm, Wedding Guest (uncredited)1934Manhattan MelodramaFilm, German Note Holder (uncredited)1933Captured!Film, Sergeant Major1932A Passport to HellFilm, Hotel Proprietor1928Pass the GravyFilm, Schultz1927Life of an ActressFilm, John Dowen1924Little Robinson CrusoeFilm, Adolphe Schmidt1923RositaFilm, Big Jailer1922A Question of HonorFilm, Charles Burkthaler1921Below the DeadlineFilm, Buck Elliot1920Jes' Call Me JimFilm, Buffum1919The Shepherd of the HillsFilm, Wash Gibbs1918Shark MonroeFilm, Onion McNab1870Born9 December 1870People around Bert
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William S. Hart Produced The Border Wireless and Wagon Tracks
Thomas H. Ince Produced The Border Wireless and Wagon Tracks
Samuel Goldwyn Produced Barbary Coast and Jes' Call Me Jim
King Vidor Directed His Hour and Conquering the Woman
Alexander Korda Directed The Private Life of Helen of Troy (1927)
Lambert Hillyer Directed Dracula's Daughter and Wagon Tracks
Carey Wilson Produced The Private Life of Helen of Troy (1927)
C. Gardner Sullivan Wrote The Border Wireless and Wagon Tracks
Irene Rich Also in Rosita and Jes' Call Me Jim
Frederick Schiller Faust Wrote The Night Horsemen and Trailin'
Clarence G. Badger Directed Jes' Call Me Jim (1920)
Otto Hoffman Also in Confessions of a Queen and Barbary Coast
Edward LeSaint Directed Two Moons (1920)
Sid Jordan Also in The Fighting Streak (1922)- Mario Carillo Also in Rosita (1923)
Edward Van Sloan Also in Dracula's Daughter and The Road Back
Mary Pickford Produced Rosita (1923)
William Wyler Directed Barbary Coast (1935)
George Beranger Also in Confessions of a Queen and His Hour
Herman Bing Also in Barbary Coast and One Night of Love
Roy William Neill Directed Vive la France! (1918)
Al Shean Also in The Road Back and It Could Happen to You
Spec O'Donnell Also in Pass the Gravy and One Night of Love
Edwin B. Tilton Also in Two Moons and Hungry Hearts
Filmography 40
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About this person
Country
Germany
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1870 to 1949 · aged 79
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