Charles K. Gerrard
Birthday: 1883-12-19
Deathday: 1969-01-01
Birthplace: Carlow, Ireland
Gender: Male
Owned By: Unowned
Charles K. Gerrard (20 December 1883 – 1 January 1969), also known as Charles Kavanagh, was an Irish-American motion-picture actor, and the elder brother of actor and film director Douglas Gerrard.
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Credits
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1939-11-17 | A Criminal at Large | Dr. Amersham |
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1934-07-09 | A Political Party | Mr. Whitman |
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1933-12-23 | Facing The Music | |
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1932-01-29 | The Menace | Bailiff |
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1931-02-12 | Dracula | Martin |
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1931-01-11 | The Man Who Came Back | Gibson |
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1930-11-29 | Another Fine Mess | Lord Leopold Ambrose Plumtree (uncredited) |
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1930-08-15 | Anybody's Woman | Walter Harvey |
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1930-04-09 | Journey's End | Mason |
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1930-02-08 | Men Without Women | Cmdr. Weymouth |
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1929-07-29 | Light Fingers | London Tower |
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1929-04-01 | Circumstantial Evidence | Henry Lord (as Charles Gerrard) |
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1929-02-18 | The Lone Wolf's Daughter | Count Polinac |
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1928-10-01 | Romance of a Rogue | Leonard Hardingham |
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1928-08-25 | Caught in the Fog | Crook |
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1928-03-19 | The Port of Missing Girls | DeLeon |
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1927-08-07 | Painting the Town | Raymond Tyson (as Charles Gerrard) |
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1927-06-21 | Chasing Choo Choos | Scott's son |
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1927-06-19 | Framed | Arthur Remsen |
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1927-04-26 | The Heart Thief | Count Lazlos |
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1926-12-27 | The Cheerful Fraud | Steve |
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1926-10-23 | The Better 'Ole | Major Russett |
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1926-10-09 | The Nervous Wreck | Reggie De Vere |
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1925-12-03 | Accused | Lait Rodman |
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1925-11-29 | The Wedding Song | Paul Glynn |
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1925-09-12 | California Straight Ahead | Creighton Deane |
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1924-10-06 | Circe the Enchantress | Ballard 'Bal' Barrett |
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1924-02-29 | Lilies of the Field | Ted Conroy |
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1924-01-22 | Loving Lies | Tom Hayden |
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1923-11-19 | The Dangerous Maid | Sir Peter Dare |
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1923-10-15 | Richard the Lion-Hearted | Saladin |
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1923-03-25 | The Glimpses of the Moon | 'Streffy' (Lord Altringham) |
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1922-11-12 | The Lights of New York | Jim Slade (as Charles Gerard) |
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1922-09-15 | When Knighthood Was in Flower | Sir Adam Judson |
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1922-08-25 | Sure-Fire Flint | Dipley Poole |
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1922-08-21 | Heroes and Husbands | Martin Tancray |
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1922-01-29 | French Heels | Keith Merwyn (as Charles Gerard) |
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1921-05-01 | Sheltered Daughters | French Pete |
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1921-03-27 | The Gilded Lily | John Stewart |
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1921-02-01 | Out of the Chorus | Ned Ormsby |
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1921-01-02 | The Passionate Pilgrim | Qualters (as Charles Gerard) |
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1920-12-04 | Blackbirds | Duval |
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1920-07-18 | The World and His Wife | Don Alvarez |
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1920-04-01 | Why Women Sin | Baron de Ville |
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1920-03-21 | Mary Ellen Comes to Town | William Gurson, aka 'Will the Weasel' |
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1919-11-30 | Counterfeit | Vincent Cortez |
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1919-11-02 | The Teeth of the Tiger | Gordon Savage |
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1919-10-26 | The Isle of Conquest | Van Surdam |
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1919-05-11 | The New Moon | Theo Kameneff |
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1919-04-20 | The Pest | John Harland |
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1918-09-16 | Beans | Wingate |
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1918-09-08 | The Hun Within | Karl Wagner |
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1918-08-12 | Playthings | Gordon Trenwith |
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1917-12-17 | The Fair Barbarian | Capt. Francis Barold |
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1917-08-16 | Down to Earth | Charles Riddles - Ethel's Lover |
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1917-03-24 | A Woman's Awakening | Lawrence Topham (as Charles Gerard) |
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1916-07-31 | Miss Petticoats | Count Renier |
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1916-06-04 | His Brother's Wife |