William V. Ranous
American actor (1857-1915) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 58
William V. Ranous was an American silent film actor and director and Shakespearean stage actor.
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1915Died1 April 19151914The Locked HouseFilm1913Alixe; or, the Test of FriendshipFilm, DirectorGetting Up a PracticeFilm, 1913DirectorThe SkullFilm, 1913Director1912An Eventful ElopementFilm, DirectorThe SerpentsFilm, 1912Idiot1911
Vanity FairFilm, Lord Steyne1909
A Midsummer Night's DreamFilm, BottomSaul and DavidFilm, 1909King Saul1908
Antony and CleopatraFilm, Octavius CaesarThe Gentleman BurglarFilm, 1908Arsène Lupin1907
The Haunted HotelFilm
The Spy: A Romantic Story of the Civil WarFilm, 1907Director1857Born12 March 1857
Vanity FairFilm, Lord Steyne1909A Midsummer Night's DreamFilm, BottomSaul and DavidFilm, 1909King Saul1908Antony and CleopatraFilm, Octavius CaesarThe Gentleman BurglarFilm, 1908Arsène Lupin1907The Haunted HotelFilmThe Spy: A Romantic Story of the Civil WarFilm, 1907Director1857Born12 March 1857People around William
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Florence Lawrence William directed Macbeth and Richard III
J. Stuart Blackton Produced Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet
Maurice Costello William directed King Lear and Julius Caesar
Florence Turner Also in Romeo and Juliet (1908)
Charles Kent Directed Antony and Cleopatra (1908)
Julia Swayne Gordon William directed King Lear and Richard III
Paul Panzer William directed Macbeth and Richard III
Harry Solter Directed Love's Stratagem and A Self-Made Hero
Eugene Mullin Wrote Vanity Fair and King Lear
Clara Kimball Young Also in A Midsummer Night's Dream (1909)
Edith Storey Also in Francesca di Rimini, or The Two Brothers (1908)
Helen Gardner Also in Vanity Fair and The Heart of Esmeralda
Earle Williams Also in Antony and Cleopatra (1908)
Norma Talmadge William directed The Higher Mercy (1912)
Thomas H. Ince William directed King Lear and Richard III
Gladys Hulette William directed Hiawatha (1909)
Rose Tapley Also in A Midsummer Night's Dream (1909)
Leo Delaney Also in Vanity Fair and The Anarchist's Wife
John Bunny William directed An Eventful Elopement (1912)
John G. Adolfi William directed Othello (1908)
Tefft Johnson Also in Vanity Fair and The Heart of Esmeralda
Edwin Stanton Porter Directed Skinner's Finish (1908)
Zena Keefe Also in The Hindoo's Curse and Tommy's Sister
James W. Morrison William directed Getting Up a Practice (1913)
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About this person
Country
United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1857 to 1915 · aged 58
