Occupation Actor Name Warren Cook | Years active 1914-1927 | |
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Born May 23, 1878 ( 1878-05-23 ) Boston, Massachusetts Died May 2, 1939(1939-05-02) (aged 60)New York, New York | ||
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Warren Cook (May 23, 1878 – May 2, 1939) was an American film actor of the silent era.
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Biography
Cook was born in Boston, Massachusetts. In 1901 he appeared in The Shaughraun at the Castle Square Theatre in Boston. He appeared in 68 films between 1914 and 1927. He died in New York, New York.
Filmography
Actor
1927
The Lunatic at Large as
Dr. Wilkins
1926
Lew Tyler's Wives as
Mr. Phillips
1925
Shore Leave as
Adm. Smith
1925
The Knockout as
Dr. Natter
1925
Wild, Wild Susan as
Chauncey Ames Waterbury
1924
The Fatal Plunge as
Roger Morton
1924
The Truth About Women as
Jack
1924
His Darker Self as
The Governor
1923
The Silent Command as
Ambassador Mendizabal
1923
Fog Bound as
Revenue Officer Brenon
1923
The Broken Violin as
Thomas Kitterly
1923
Love's Old Sweet Song as
Bank President (as Warren Cooke)
1923
Dark Secrets as
Dr. Case
1922
Slim Shoulders as
John Clinton Warren
1922
John Smith as
Doctor
1922
The Leather Pushers as
John Halliday - Kane's Father
1922
Payment Through the Nose (Short) as
John Halliday - Kane's Father
1922
Round Two (Short) as
John Halliday - Kane's Father
1922
Let's Go (Short) as
John Halliday - Kane's Father
1921
Conceit as
Alexander McBain
1921
A Man of Stone as
Lord Branton
1921
Suspicious Wives as
James Brunton Sr.
1921
The Fighter as
Senator Burke
1921
Is Life Worth Living? as
Joseph Gordon
1921
The Girl from Nowhere as
Judge Cole
1921
The Last Door as
Colonel
1921
Worlds Apart as
Ten Eyck
1920
Broadway and Home as
John Stephens
1920
The Wonderful Chance as
Parker Winton
1920
Civilian Clothes as
Mr. Lanham
1920
Lady Rose's Daughter as
War Minister
1920
The Point of View as
Thorncroft, Sr.
1920
Whispers as
Saxon
1920
The Flapper as
Senator King - Ginger's Father
1920
The Woman God Sent as
Jack West Sr.
1920
A Manhattan Knight as
The Uncle
1920
April Folly as
Earle of Mannister (as Warren Cooke)
1920
My Lady's Garter as
Brokaw Hamilton
1919
Greater Than Love
1919
His Wife's Friend as
Sir Robert Grimwood
1919
The Right to Lie as
J. Winthrop Drake
1919
The Great Gamble as
Roger Morton
1919
A Dangerous Affair as
James Rance (as Warren Cooke)
1919
Unknown Love as
John Parker (as W. Cook)
1919
The Unveiling Hand as
Dr. Wallace
1919
Reclaimed: The Struggle for a Soul Between Love and Hate as
Colonel John Truman
1918
The Challenge Accepted as
Captain Roderick Brooke
1918
The Sins of the Children as
Dr. Hunter Guthrie
1918
Suspicion as
Dr. Allen Forrest
1918
Five Thousand an Hour as
Raymond Courtney
1918
Woman as
The Man
1918
The Whirlpool as
Colonel Warren
1918
A Doll's House as
Dr. Rank
1918
Her Final Reckoning as
Count Varhely (as Warren Cooke)
1918
The Interloper as
Whitney Pere
1917
The Avenging Trail as
Dr. Saunders
1917
Daughter of Destiny as
Minister
1917
Draft 258
1917
Seven Keys to Baldpate as
Thomas Hayden (as C. Warren Cook)
1917
Exile as
The Governor of Exile
1917
One Hour as
Karnoff
1917
The Streets of Illusion as
His Father
1917
Fresh Air (Short) as
Talbot Tubbs
1917
The Undying Flame as
General Leslie
1917
The Whip as
Judge Beverley
1917
Infidelity as
Clifford Wayne
1917
The Pride of the Clan as
Robert, Earl of Dunstable
1916
The Unwelcome Mother as
Richard Russell
1916
The Snowbird as
John Wheeler
1916
Slander as
Doctor
1915
Children of Eve as
Doctor
1915
With Bridges Burned (Short)
1915
Killed Against Orders (Short) as
Henry Wayne
1915
The Master Mummer (Short) as
Sir William Delahaye
1915
Rooney the Bride (Short)
1914
The Temple of Moloch (Short) as
Harrison Pratt
1914
A Question of Identity (Short) as
Chevalier de Lausan, Minister of the Interior
1914
Face Value (Short)
1914
The Birth of the Star Spangled Banner (Short) as
General Strickler
1914
With His Hands (Short) as
Police Inspector
1914
The Man Who Disappeared as
Police Inspector [Ch. 5]
1914
The Mystery of the Laughing Death (Short)
1914
The Active Life of Dolly of the Dailies as
Mr. Cambridge
References
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