Edward Martindel
American actor (1876-1955) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 78
Edward Martindel was an American stage and film actor who appeared on Broadway and in more than 80 films between 1915 and 1946.
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A typical day, 30 days to 23 June 2026
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1955Died4 May 19551935Champagne for BreakfastFilm, Mr. Morton1933
By Appointment OnlyFilm, Judge Barry Phelps1932
Afraid to TalkFilm, Major Jamison1931
Blonde CrazyFilm, Jeweler (uncredited)1930
Check and Double CheckFilm, John Blair1929
Footlights and FoolsFilm, Chandler Cunnungham1928
Companionate MarriageFilm, James Moore1926
The Duchess of BuffaloFilm, Grand Duke Gregory Alexandrovich1925
CompromiseFilm, Commodore Smithson1923
LoveboundFilm, Stephen Barker1922
ManslaughterFilm, Wiley1921
Ducks and DrakesFilm, Dick Chiltern1920
Captain SwiftFilm, Gardiner1916
ExtravaganceFilm, Robert Mackay1876Born8 July 1876
By Appointment OnlyFilm, Judge Barry Phelps1932Afraid to TalkFilm, Major Jamison1931Blonde CrazyFilm, Jeweler (uncredited)1930Check and Double CheckFilm, John Blair1929Footlights and FoolsFilm, Chandler Cunnungham1928Companionate MarriageFilm, James Moore1926The Duchess of BuffaloFilm, Grand Duke Gregory Alexandrovich1925CompromiseFilm, Commodore Smithson1923LoveboundFilm, Stephen Barker1922ManslaughterFilm, Wiley1921Ducks and DrakesFilm, Dick Chiltern1920Captain SwiftFilm, Gardiner1916ExtravaganceFilm, Robert Mackay1876Born8 July 1876People around Edward
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Adolph Zukor Produced Children of Divorce (1927)
Jesse Louis Lasky Produced Manslaughter and Children of Divorce
Harry Cohn Produced American Madness and Rain or Shine
Roy Del Ruth Directed The Desert Song (1929)
Frank Capra Directed American Madness and Rain or Shine
Frank Borzage Directed Song o' My Heart and The Dixie Merchant
William Fox Produced Song o' My Heart and The Dixie Merchant
William Churchill deMille Directed Clarence and Nice People
Carl Laemmle Jr. Produced We Americans and Afraid to Talk
Lowell Sherman Directed High Stakes (1931)
William A. Seiter Directed Why Be Good? and Footlights and Fools
John McCormick Produced Why Be Good? and Footlights and Fools
Claire McDowell Also in Nice People and The Dixie Merchant
J. Farrell MacDonald Also in Manslaughter and Song o' My Heart
Lew Cody Also in The Sporting Venus (1925)
Helen Dunbar Also in Lady Windermere's Fan and The Furnace
John St. Polis Also in Why Be Good? and The Gay Diplomat
Mayme Kelso Also in Clarence and The Furnace
Pauline Garon Also in Compromise and By Appointment Only
Cecil B. DeMille Directed Manslaughter (1922)
Samuel Goldwyn Produced The Day of Faith (1923)
Marshall Neilan Directed The Sporting Venus (1925)
Bert Lytell Also in Lady Windermere's Fan and On Trial
Roy William Neill Directed American Madness (1932)
Also in Français
Filmography 40
76 credits on file
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Country
United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1876 to 1955 · aged 78
