Occupation Actor Spouse Virginia Ross Role Film actor | Name Edward Connelly Years active 1914-1928 | |
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Born December 30, 1859 ( 1859-12-30 ) New York, New York, USA Died November 21, 1928, Hollywood, California, United States Movies The Saphead, The Fall of the Romanoffs, The Student Prince in, The Unholy Three, The Four Horsemen of the Ap Similar People Winchell Smith, Herbert Blache, Rex Ingram, Herbert Brenon, W S Van Dyke | ||
Edward Connelly (December 30, 1859 – November 21, 1928) was an American stage and film actor of the silent era. He had a long established Broadway theatre career going back to the Victorian era. He appeared in 69 films between 1914 and 1929. He was born in New York, New York and died in Hollywood, California.
Filmography
Actor
1929
The Mysterious Island as
Radio Technician (uncredited)
1929
The Desert Rider as
Padre Quintada
1928
Brotherly Love as
Coggswell
1928
The Mysterious Lady as
Colonel von Raden
1928
Forbidden Hours as
Prime Minister
1928
Across to Singapore as
Joshua Croninshield
1927
Life in Hollywood No. 5 (Short)
1927
Life in Hollywood No. 7 (Short)
1927
Love as
Priest (uncredited)
1927
The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg as
Court Marshal
1927
Lovers? as
Don Severo
1927
The Show as
The Soldier
1927
Winners of the Wilderness as
Gen. Contrecoeur
1926
Bardelys the Magnificent as
Cardinal Richelieu
1926
The Gay Deceiver as
Lawyer Merinville
1926
Brown of Harvard as
Professor Abbott
1926
Torrent as
Pedro Moreno
1925
The Only Thing as
King of Chekia
1925
The Tower of Lies as
Curate (uncredited)
1925
The Merry Widow as
Ambassador
1925
Sun-Up as
Pap Todd
1925
The Unholy Three as
Judge
1925
The Denial as
James Huckins
1924
The Beauty Prize as
Pa Du Bois
1924
So This Is Marriage? as
Nathan
1924
Sinners in Silk as
Bates
1924
Revelation as
Augustin
1924
The Goldfish as
Count Nevski
1924
A Fool's Awakening as
Blandon
1923
Slave of Desire as
The Antiquarian
1923
Desire as
Rupert Cassell
1923
Scaramouche as
Minister to the King (uncredited)
1923
Her Fatal Millions as
Amos Bishop
1923
Where the Pavement Ends as
Pastor Spener
1922
Quincy Adams Sawyer as
Deacon Pettengill
1922
Love in the Dark as
Dr. Horton
1922
Trifling Women as
Baron François de Maupin
1922
The Prisoner of Zenda as
Marshal von Strakencz
1922
Seeing's Believing as
Henry Scribbins
1922
Kisses as
Thomas Estabrook
1922
Turn to the Right as
Deacon Tillinger
1922
Red Hot Romance as
Colonel Cassius Byrd
1921
Conflict as
John Remalie
1921
Camille as
The Duke (uncredited)
1921
The Conquering Power as
Notary Cruchot
1921
The Last Card as
Judge (uncredited)
1921
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse as
Lodgekeeper
1920
Cinderella's Twin as
Pa Du Geen
1920
Hearts Are Trumps as
Brother Christopher, the Abbot of St. Bernard
1920
Someone in the House as
'Deacon'
1920
The Saphead as
Mr. Musgrave
1920
Shore Acres as
Uncle Nat Berry
1920
Dangerous to Men as
Prof. John Vandam
1920
The Willow Tree as
Tomotada
1919
In Old Kentucky as
Col. Sandusky Doolittle (as Edward Connolly)
1919
The World and Its Woman as
Robert Warren (as Edward J. Connelly)
1919
Easy to Make Money as
Jasper Kennedy
1919
The Lion's Den as
Grocer Jarvis
1919
The Red Lantern as
General Jung-Lu
1919
False Evidence as
Sandy MacTavish
1919
The Parisian Tigress as
Count de Suchet (as Edward Connolly)
1919
Johnny-on-the-Spot as
Judge Martin Crandall (as Edward J. Connelly)
1919
The Great Victory, Wilson or the Kaiser? The Fall of the Hohenzollerns as
Paul Le Brett (as E.J. Connelly)
1918
The First Law as
Detective (as Edward J. Connelly)
1918
A Successful Adventure as
Daniel Houston
1918
Toys of Fate as
Howard Belmont (as Edward J. Connelly)
1917
The Fall of the Romanoffs as
Grigori Rasputin
1917
The Great Secret as
Dr. Eulph
1915
Marse Covington as
Captain Covington Halliday
1915
The Devil as
The Devil
1914
Shore Acres as
Josiah Blake (as E.J. Connelly)
1914
A Good Little Devil as
Old Nick, Sr.
Self
1925
1925 Studio Tour (Documentary short) as
Self
1914
The Lambs' All-Star Gambol (Documentary short) as
Self
Archive Footage
1985
Greta Garbo: The Temptress and the Clown (TV Movie documentary) as
Self as Pedro Moreno
References
Edward Connelly Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA