Occupation Actress Years active 1908-1937 | Name Mathilde Comont Role Actress | |
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Born 9 September 1886 ( 1886-09-09 ) Bordeaux, France Died June 21, 1938, Hollywood, California, United States Movies Hard Hombre, Rosita, La Boheme, The Cuban Love Song, Call of the Flesh Similar People Raoul Walsh, Mitchell Leisen, Ernst Lubitsch, Willi Forst, Max Linder | ||
Mathilde Comont (9 September 1886 – 21 June 1938) was a French-born American actress of the silent era. She appeared in films in her native country, particulary shorts, before going on to appear in US films, she would feature in a total of 71 films between 1908 and 1937. A largish and short women of 5 foot,4, she died in Hollywood, California from a heart attack.
Filmography
Actress
1937
Wise Girl as
Mama Guido (uncredited)
1937
God's Country and the Woman as
Mary (uncredited)
1936
Along Came Love as
Customer
1936
The Longest Night as
Fat Scrubwoman (uncredited)
1936
Poor Little Rich Girl as
Tony's Wife
1936
Anthony Adverse as
Cook Guisseppi
1936
Robin Hood of El Dorado as
Señora Matinez (uncredited)
1936
Ceiling Zero as
Mama Gini (uncredited)
1935
Waterfront Lady as
Mrs. Spadaloni
1935
Here's to Romance as
Viola
1935
Escapade as
Carmen
1934
A Wicked Woman as
Proprietess (uncredited)
1934
All Men Are Enemies as
Mamina
1934
A Torch Tango (Short)
1934
Caravan as
Gypsy (uncredited)
1933
Design for Living as
Heavy Woman (uncredited)
1933
The Devil's in Love as
Nana (uncredited)
1933
Laughing at Life as
Mamacita
1933
Family Troubles (Short)
1932
L'athlète incomplet as
Eulalie
1932
Careless Lady as
French Hotel Maid (uncredited)
1932
Lady with a Past as
Waitress (uncredited)
1932
Freaks as
Madame Bartet (uncredited)
1931
The Cuban Love Song as
Aunt Rose
1931
The Hard Hombre as
Maria Romero (as Matilde Comont)
1931
Le chanteur de Séville as
La Ruinbarita
1930
Along Came Youth as
Bit Role (uncredited)
1930
The Lash as
Concha (uncredited)
1930
The Lady Who Dared as
Chambermaid (uncredited)
1930
Just Like Heaven as
Madame Fogharde
1930
Romance as
Vannucci
1930
Call of the Flesh as
La Rumbarita
1930
The Sea Bat as
Mimba
1928
You Know What Sailors Are as
The British Captain
1928
Una nueva y gloriosa nación as
Aunt Rosita
1928
Ramona as
Marda
1928
A Woman's Way as
Mother Suzy
1927
Streets of Shanghai as
Buttercup - Mary's Companion
1927
Love as
Marfa - Hostess at Inn (uncredited)
1927
The Rush Hour as
Chanteuse at Bohemia Cafe (uncredited)
1927
The Loves of Carmen as
Emilia
1927
The Wrong Mr. Wright
1926
The Whole Town's Talking as
Maid (scenes deleted)
1926
Rose of the Tenements as
Mrs. Kohn
1926
What Price Glory as
Camille
1926
The Passionate Quest (uncredited)
1926
Puppets as
Rosa
1926
Volcano as
Madame Timbuctoo
1926
Paris at Midnight as
Madame Vauquer
1926
Kiki as
Maid (uncredited)
1926
The Gilded Highway as
Sarah
1926
La Bohème as
Madame Benoit (as Matilde Comont)
1926
The Far Cry as
Maid
1926
The Girl from Montmartre as
Carmenata
1926
The Enchanted Hill as
Conchita
1926
The Sea Beast as
Mula
1925
If Marriage Fails as
Lisa
1925
Playing with Souls as
Brothel Worker (uncredited)
1924
His Hour as
Fat Harem Lady
1924
Mademoiselle Midnight as
Dueña / Mme. Nellie
1924
The Thief of Bagdad as
Persian Prince (uncredited)
1923
Rosita as
Rosita's Mother (as Mme. Mathilde Comont)
1923
The Handy Man (Short) as
The bride
1921
A Tale of Two Worlds as
Shopper (uncredited)
1919
A Rogue's Romance (as Mme. Comounte)
1918
Eddie, Get the Mop (Short) as
Matie Deadweight (as Mattie Commont)
1917
A Bad Little Good Man (Short) as
Idaho Ida (as Mattie Commont)
1917
Max in a Taxi (Short) as
Dowager Hostess (uncredited)
1917
Max Wants a Divorce (Short) as
Loony Diva (uncredited)
1910
The Lamp-Post Inspector (Short)(as Mathilde Caumont)
1909
Ce que femme veut (Short)
1909
Eat Your Soup (Short)(as Mathilde Caumont)
1909
Mathurin fait la noce (Short)(as Mathilde Caumont)
1909
The King's Command (Short)(as Mathilde Caumont)
1909
La dormeuse (Short)(as Mathilde Caumont)
1908
Les vingt-huit jours de Clairette (Short)
1908
Mon chef vient déjeuner (Short)
Self
1933
March of the Movies as
Self (uncredited)
References
Mathilde Comont Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA