Louise Huff
American actress (1895-1973) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 77
Louise Huff was an American actress of the silent film era.
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1973Died22 August 19731922
The Seventh DayFilm, Patricia Vane1921
DisraeliFilm, Clarissa1920
The Dangerous ParadiseFilm, Ivis Van Astor
What Women WantFilm, 1920Francine D'Espard1919
Oh, You Women!Film, Mary Shelby1918
His Majesty, Bunker BeanFilm, The Flapper1917
FrecklesFilm, Angel
What Money Can't BuyFilm, 1917Princess Irenia1916
Destiny's ToyFilm, Nan Barton
The RansomFilm, 1916Marcia Osborne1915The Nameless FearFilm, Dulcene1914Love's Long LaneFilm, Lucille1913
CapriceFilm, Secondary Role (uncredited)
In the Bishop's CarriageFilm, 19131895Born14 November 1895
The Seventh DayFilm, Patricia Vane1921
DisraeliFilm, Clarissa1920
The Dangerous ParadiseFilm, Ivis Van Astor
What Women WantFilm, 1920Francine D'Espard1919
Oh, You Women!Film, Mary Shelby1918
His Majesty, Bunker BeanFilm, The Flapper1917
FrecklesFilm, Angel
What Money Can't BuyFilm, 1917Princess Irenia1916
Destiny's ToyFilm, Nan Barton
The RansomFilm, 1916Marcia Osborne1915The Nameless FearFilm, Dulcene1914Love's Long LaneFilm, Lucille1913
CapriceFilm, Secondary Role (uncredited)
In the Bishop's CarriageFilm, 19131895Born14 November 1895People around Louise
Jesse Louis Lasky Produced Sandy and His Majesty, Bunker Bean
Jack Pickford Also in Seventeen, Great Expectations and Sandy
Robert G. Vignola Directed Seventeen and Great Expectations
William Desmond Taylor Directed His Majesty, Bunker Bean (1918)
Adolph Zukor Produced Caprice and In the Bishop's CarriageJ. Searle Dawley Directed Caprice and In the Bishop's Carriage
Oscar Apfel Directed The Crook of Dreams (1919)George Melford Directed Sandy and Wild Youth
Daniel Frohman Produced Seventeen and Caprice
Beulah Marie Dix Wrote Wild Youth and The Ghost House
William P.S. Earle Directed The Dangerous Paradise (1920)
Mary Pickford Also in Caprice and In the Bishop's Carriage
Edwin Stanton Porter Directed In the Bishop's Carriage (1913)
J. Stuart Blackton Produced Wild Youth (1918)
Theodore Roberts Also in Wild Youth and What Money Can't Buy
Henry Kolker Directed Disraeli (1921)
Lottie Pickford Also in The Reward of Patience (1916)
Edwin Carewe Directed Marse Covington (1915)
Edward LeSaint Directed The Lonesome Chap (1917)
Joseph Kaufman Directed Great Expectations (1917)
George Archainbaud Directed What Women Want (1920)
John Steppling Also in Caprice and In the Bishop's Carriage
Frank Losee Also in Great Expectations and The Seventh Day
Travers Vale Directed Heart of Gold (1919)
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United States
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Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
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Lived 1895 to 1973 · aged 77