Edwin August
Birthday: 1883-11-10
Deathday: 1964-03-04
Birthplace: Saint Louis, Missouri, USA
Gender: Male
Owned By: Unowned
Edwin August (born Edwin August Phillip von der Butz; November 10, 1883 – March 4, 1964) was an American actor, director, and screenwriter of the silent era. He appeared in more than 150 films between 1909 and 1947. He also directed 52 films between 1912 and 1919. August co-founded Eaco Films in 1914. He wrote novels under the pen name Montague Lawrence.
[biography (excerpted) from Wikipedia]
Credits
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1943-07-01 | Mr. Lucky | Blood Bank Donor (uncredited) |
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1942-11-14 | Gentleman Jim | Olympic Club Member (uncredited) |
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1942-07-14 | The Pride of the Yankees | Restaurant Patron (uncredited) |
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1942-07-10 | The Magnificent Ambersons | Citizen (uncredited) |
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1942-01-15 | Over My Dead Body | Bailiff |
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1939-10-19 | Mr. Smith Goes to Washington | Senator (uncredited) |
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1938-09-22 | Youth Takes a Fling | Railroad Conductor |
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1938-06-09 | The Rage of Paris | Receptionist (uncredited) |
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1938-05-30 | Safety in Numbers | Customer |
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1937-04-10 | Marked Woman | Juror (uncredited) |
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1930-06-15 | Romance of the West | |
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1929-09-14 | Side Street | Henchman Mac (uncredited) |
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1922-04-01 | The Blonde Vampire | Martin Kent |
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1918-06-29 | The City of Tears | Tony Bonchi |
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1918-06-01 | A Broadway Scandal | David Kendall |
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1915-05-17 | When It Strikes Home | Richard 'Dick' Hartley |
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1915-05-01 | The Bomb Throwers | Tony |
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1914-02-06 | Into the Lion's Pit | Marius |
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1914-01-17 | Waifs | The Schoolteacher |
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1914-01-02 | An Evil of the Slums | |
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1913-08-01 | The Courage of the Commonplace | The Sister's Sweetheart |
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1913-03-28 | The Calling of Louis Mona | Louis Mona |
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1912-12-05 | Twixt Love and Ambition | John Sterne |
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1912-11-18 | The Good for Nothing | Dick Evans - the Good for Nothing |
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1912-06-26 | The School Teacher and the Waif | The School Teacher |
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1912-06-17 | Lena and the Geese | Lena's Father |
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1912-05-26 | A Beast at Bay | The Young Woman's Ideal |
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1912-05-20 | When Kings Were the Law | The King's Cousin |
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1912-05-06 | The Old Actor | The Old Actor's Daughter's Sweetheart |
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1912-04-29 | The Lesser Evil | The Young Woman's Sweetheart |
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1912-04-24 | One Is Business, the Other Crime | Rich Husband |
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1912-02-21 | The Sands of Dee | Artist |
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1912-02-21 | Under Burning Skies | |
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1912-01-10 | The Eternal Mother | John, the Husband |
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1911-12-07 | The Failure | The Woman's Sweetheart |
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1911-10-26 | The Long Road | At Party |
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1911-10-04 | The Making of a Man | Young Woman's Family |
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1911-09-24 | The Revenue Man and His Girl | The Revenue Man |
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1911-08-24 | The Rose of Kentucky | |
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1911-07-23 | A Country Cupid | Jack |
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1911-04-17 | Madame Rex | |
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1911-03-09 | Conscience | Howard Raymond |
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1911-02-23 | His Daughter | William Whittier |
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1911-01-30 | A Wreath of Orange Blossoms | |
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1910-12-25 | Winning Back His Love | A Friend |
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1910-12-12 | The Golden Supper | Prince Julian |
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1910-11-10 | Simple Charity | The Doctor |
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1910-11-07 | The Fugitive | John, Union son |
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1910-10-24 | The Message of the Violin | At Reception |
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1910-10-10 | The Song That Reached His Heart | |
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1910-10-05 | A Child's Stratagem | |
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1910-09-01 | Muggsy Becomes a Hero | One of Muggsy's Friends |
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1910-08-08 | The House with Closed Shutters | |
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1909-09-12 | Getting Even | |
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1909-07-19 | The Renunciation | |
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1909-06-14 | The Son's Return | |
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1909-03-15 | The Lure of the Gown | |
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1909-01-25 | The Welcome Burglar |