Max Davidson
Birthday: 1875-05-22
Deathday: 1950-09-04
Birthplace: Berlin, Germany
Gender: Male
Owned By: Unowned
Credits
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1945-12-28 | Adventure | Man in Library (uncredited) |
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1940-12-27 | Kitty Foyle | Flower Man (uncredited) |
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1940-10-15 | The Great Dictator | Jewish Man (uncredited) |
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1940-10-04 | No Census, No Feeling | Storekeeper (uncredited) |
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1940-06-20 | The Mortal Storm | Old Postman |
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1939-10-02 | The Great Commandment | Old Man |
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1939-05-05 | Union Pacific | Card Player (uncredited) |
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1937-08-06 | Exclusive | Tailor |
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1937-01-27 | Man Of The People | Mr. Shelman (uncredited) |
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1936-04-29 | Roamin' Wild | Abe Wineman |
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1935-07-05 | The Farmer Takes a Wife | Seller |
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1935-04-05 | Southern Exposure | Man Saluting Charley in Restaurant (uncredited) |
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1934-12-14 | The Gay Bride | $100 Recipient (uncredited) |
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1933-04-15 | The World Gone Mad | Cohen the tailor |
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1933-04-15 | The Cohens and Kellys in Trouble | Larsen (uncredited) |
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1933-03-01 | The Trial of Vince Barnett | |
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1932-03-26 | The Wet Parade | Mr. Schwartz (uncredited) |
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1932-02-01 | Docks of San Francisco | Max Ranovich |
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1931-05-14 | Blondes Prefer Bonds | Wife's Father |
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1931-02-01 | The Itching Hour | Max Davidson |
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1930-10-20 | Boarding House Blues | Max |
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1930-05-03 | The Shrimp | Professor Schoenheimer (uncredited) |
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1929-12-28 | Great Gobs! | The Saloon Keeper |
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1929-12-07 | Moan & Groan, Inc. | The Lunatic (uncredited) |
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1929-11-08 | So This Is College | Moe |
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1929-05-10 | Hurdy Gurdy | Papa Ginsberg |
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1929-01-05 | Going Ga-Ga | Detective Davidson |
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1928-12-08 | Feed 'em and Weep | |
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1928-11-10 | The Boy Friend | Papa Davidson |
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1928-10-27 | All Parts | |
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1928-05-26 | Should Women Drive? | |
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1928-03-03 | Came the Dawn | Papa Gimplewort |
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1928-02-03 | Dumb Daddies | The Father |
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1928-01-07 | Pass the Gravy | Father |
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1927-12-17 | Flaming Fathers | Papa Gimplewart |
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1927-11-12 | Love 'em and Feed 'em | 'Cherokee' Cohen |
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1927-10-31 | My Best Girl | Night Court Spectator (uncredited) |
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1927-10-23 | Should Second Husbands Come First? | Mr. Ethan Wattles |
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1927-10-15 | Call of the Cuckoo | Papa Gimplewart |
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1927-07-02 | Don't Tell Everything | Papa Ginsberg |
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1927-05-27 | Jewish Prudence | Papa Gimplewart |
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1927-02-21 | Why Girls Say No | Papa Whisselberg |
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1927-01-02 | Anything Once! | Granville |
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1927-01-01 | Hotel Imperial | Elias Butterman |
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1926-12-19 | Kitty from Killarney | Papa Levy |
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1926-12-15 | Sunshine of Paradise Alley | Solomon Levy |
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1926-11-06 | Raggedy Rose | Moe Ginsberg |
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1926-10-31 | Get 'Em Young | Isaac Goldberg, a lawyer |
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1926-08-08 | Into Her Kingdom | Shoestring Salesman |
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1926-06-13 | Long Fliv the King | Warfield |
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1926-05-23 | Don Key (Son of Burro) | Mr. Browning - Movie Producer |
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1926-02-28 | The Johnstown Flood | David Mandel |
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1925-11-09 | Old Clothes | Max Ginsburg |
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1925-02-16 | The Rag Man | Max Ginsberg |
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1924-08-18 | Three Women | The Pawnbroker |
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1924-03-01 | Fools Highway | Old Levi |
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1923-12-03 | The Darling of New York | Solomon Levinsky |
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1923-11-11 | The Rendezvous | Commissar |
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1923-06-02 | Plumb Crazy | |
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1923-03-05 | Scars of Jealousy | French peasant |
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1923-01-21 | The Ghost Patrol | Raspushkin |
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1922-10-01 | Remembrance | Georges Cartier |
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1922-05-08 | Second Hand Rose | Abe Rosenstein |
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1922-02-20 | The Right That Failed | |
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1921-09-19 | No Woman Knows | Ferdinand Brandeis |
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1919-08-31 | The Hoodlum | Abram Isaacs |
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1918-09-08 | The Hun Within | Max |
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1917-03-17 | A Daughter of the Poor | Joe Eastman |
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1916-12-23 | The Heiress at Coffee Dan's | Shorty Olson |
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1916-09-10 | Puppets | Scaramouche |
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1916-09-04 | Intolerance: Love's Struggle Throughout the Ages | Kindly Neighbor (uncredited) |
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1916-05-28 | The Two O'Clock Train | |
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1916-01-01 | Sunshine Dad | Mystic Seer |
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1914-12-20 | Bill and Ethel at the Ball | |
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1914-10-24 | Bill Joins the W.W.W.'s | Police Chief |