Augustus Phillips
Birthday: 1874-08-01
Deathday: 1952-09-16
Birthplace: Rensselaer, Indiana, USA
Gender: Male
Owned By: Unowned
Augustus Phillips was an American silent screen actor. In 1910 he starred as Victor Frankenstein in the first-ever film adaptation of Mary Shelley's 1818 novel Frankenstein.
Credits
| Year | Title | Character | |
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1921-03-14 | The Unknown Wife | John Mayberry |
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1920-07-11 | One Hour Before Dawn | Bob Manning |
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1920-06-01 | A World of Folly | Steven McClure |
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1920-04-18 | The Butterfly Man | Mr. Trend |
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1919-12-14 | Toby's Bow | Paige |
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1919-10-11 | The Grim Game | Clifton Allison |
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1919-05-19 | The Lion's Den | Mr. Jones |
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1919-02-24 | Peggy Does Her Darndest | 'Lonesome Larry' Doyle |
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1918-03-11 | The Brass Check | Wellington Dix |
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1918-01-07 | Daybreak | Dr. David Brett |
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1917-12-10 | Blue Jeans | Jack Bascom |
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1917-07-30 | Miss Robinson Crusoe | Bertini |
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1917-06-25 | Aladdin's Other Lamp | Jehaunarana, a genie |
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1917-06-04 | Lady Barnacle | Maharajah Bhartari-Hari Pal Singh |
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1917-04-23 | God's Law and Man's | Jack Aston |
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1917-03-12 | The Mortal Sin | Emmet Standish |
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1917-01-22 | Threads of Fate | Tom Wentworth |
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1916-12-01 | Ignorance | Mr. Hawley |
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1916-10-30 | The Gates of Eden | Joseph |
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1916-04-24 | Thrown to the Lions | District Attorney Bryce |
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1916-01-26 | The Innocence of Ruth | Mortimer Reynolds |
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1915-11-12 | The Truth About Helen | Raoul Kent |
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1913-12-20 | The Haunted Bedroom | |
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1913-02-05 | How They Outwitted Father | George Deal |
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1913-01-31 | The Bells | Donald Waters |
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1913-01-29 | A Serenade by Proxy | Thomas Perkins |
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1913-01-15 | The Title Cure | Billy Brooks |
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1913-01-07 | An Unsullied Shield | The Statesman |
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1913-01-01 | John Manley's Awakening | John Manley |
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1912-12-21 | A Proposal Under Difficulties | Bob - Dorothy's Bashful Suitor |
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1912-12-14 | A Christmas Accident | Mr. Bilton |
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1912-10-18 | A Soldier's Duty | Lt. John Miller |
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1912-08-02 | The Lord and the Peasant | The Peasant |
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1910-03-18 | Frankenstein | Frankenstein (uncredited) |