People
Charles West
- Name: Charles West
- Birthday: 1885-11-29
- Also known as: Charles H. West
- Place of birth: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
- Popularity: 0.049
Biography:
From Wikipedia
Charles West (November 30, 1885 – October 10, 1943) was an American film actor of the silent era. He appeared in more than 300 films between 1908 and 1937. He was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and died in Los Angeles, California.
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Movies:
| Title | Release date |
|---|---|
| The Grapes of Wrath as Migrant (uncredited) | 1940-03-15 |
| The Man Trailer as Gorman | 1934-03-24 |
| Duck Soup as Minister (uncredited) | 1933-11-12 |
| Police Car 17 as Harry | 1933-09-30 |
| The Man from Hell's Edges as Informant | 1932-05-05 |
| Law of the West as Dad Tracy | 1932-03-19 |
| Along Came Youth as Chauffeur (uncredited) | 1930-12-20 |
| For the Defense as Joe | 1930-07-19 |
| Acquitted as McManus | 1929-11-15 |
| The Man from Headquarters as No. 1 | 1928-08-27 |
| The House Without a Key as Bowker | 1926-11-21 |
| The Skyrocket as Edward Kimm (prologue) | 1926-02-14 |
| The Road to Yesterday as Watt Earnshaw | 1925-11-13 |
| The Talker as Detective | 1925-05-24 |
| Held to Answer as 'Spider' Welch | 1923-11-22 |
| Red Lights as The Conductor | 1923-09-30 |
| Love in the Dark as Jimmy Watson | 1922-11-20 |
| Manslaughter as Member of the Jury (uncredited) | 1922-09-24 |
| Bob Hampton of Placer as Maj. Brant | 1921-05-01 |
| Not Guilty as Herbert Welch | 1921-01-01 |
| A Thousand to One as Jimmy Munroe | 1920-12-05 |
| Go and Get It as Slim Hogan | 1920-07-18 |
| Polly of the Storm Country as Oscar Bennett | 1920-04-04 |
| The River's End as Peter Kirkstone | 1920-02-22 |
| The Phantom Melody | 1920-01-27 |
| The Woman Michael Married as Harvey Kirkland | 1919-07-27 |
| Wife or Country as Jack Holiday | 1918-12-29 |
| The Mystery Girl as Chester Naismith | 1918-12-22 |
| The Source as Paul Holmquist | 1918-09-01 |
| The Ghost Flower | 1918-08-18 |
| Shackled as Walter Cosgrove | 1918-05-20 |
| The White Man's Law as The Derelict | 1918-05-06 |
| Revenge as Donald Jaffray | 1918-02-25 |
| The Flash of Fate as Philadelphia Johnson | 1918-02-18 |
| Society's Driftwood | 1917-10-22 |
| The Little Pirate as George Drake | 1917-09-10 |
| The American Consul as Pedro Gonzales | 1917-02-02 |
| Betty to the Rescue as Fleming | 1917-01-15 |
| The Dream Girl as 'English' Hal | 1916-07-17 |
| A Gutter Magdalene as Jack Morgan | 1916-06-04 |
| The Heart of Nora Flynn as Jack Murray | 1916-04-22 |
| Martha's Vindication as William Burton | 1916-02-20 |
| The Wood Nymph as William Jones | 1916-01-23 |
| Old Offenders as Crooked Joe | 1915-07-10 |
| Her Convert as The Old Inventor | 1915-06-24 |
| The Burned Hand | 1915-06-13 |
| Her Dormant Love as The Attentive Husband | 1915-06-04 |
| Truth Stranger Than Fiction as The Novelist | 1915-05-29 |
| A Day's Adventure as Bentley | 1915-05-08 |
| A Double Winning as 1st Sportsman | 1915-05-01 |
| The Gambler's I.O.U. as Dick Smith | 1915-04-12 |
| The Miser's Legacy as The Crook's Pal | 1915-04-09 |
| The Sheriff's Dilemma as The Minister | 1915-04-02 |
| The Love Transcendent as John Gage | 1915-03-25 |
| His Desperate Deed as Grant | 1915-03-18 |
| The Heart of a Bandit as The Half-Breed | 1915-02-22 |
| Woman Against Woman as Crooke | 1914-06-27 |
| Lord Chumley as The Butler | 1914-06-14 |
| The Wife as Robert Grey | 1914-05-28 |
| A Fair Rebel as Steve Montieth | 1914-05-21 |
| Beverly of Graustark as Lieutenant Quinnox | 1914-01-01 |
| The Detective's Stratagem as First Plotter | 1913-11-20 |
| The Stopped Clock as The Senior Clerk | 1913-11-01 |
| A Tender-Hearted Crook as James | 1913-10-02 |
| For the Son of the House as The Son | 1913-09-20 |
| A Modest Hero as A Crook / Cleaning Man | 1913-09-08 |
| The Work Habit as The City Son | 1913-08-21 |
| Father's Chicken Dinner | 1913-08-17 |
| Under the Shadow of the Law as John Haywood - a Clerk | 1913-08-07 |
| When Love Forgives as Harry - the Confidential Clerk | 1913-08-02 |
| I Was Meant for You as Theron | 1913-08-01 |
| The Vengeance of Galora as The Express Agent | 1913-07-28 |
| A Misappropriated Turkey as The Striker | 1913-07-27 |
| The Mirror as Second Tramp | 1913-07-24 |
| A Gamble with Death as The Gambler | 1913-06-30 |
| In Diplomatic Circles as The Lover | 1913-06-26 |
| The Switchtower as Second Counterfeiter | 1913-06-15 |
| Just Gold as The Third Brother | 1913-05-24 |
| The Left-Handed Man as The Old Soldier's Daughter's Sweetheart | 1913-04-21 |
| A Frightful Blunder as The Young Businessman | 1913-04-17 |
| The Stolen Bride as The Overseer | 1913-04-07 |
| The Hero of Little Italy as Joe | 1913-04-03 |
| A Welcome Intruder | 1913-03-24 |
| The Wrong Bottle as The Faithless Lover | 1913-03-06 |
| The God Within as In Other Town | 1912-12-26 |
| The Massacre as Stephen's Ward's Husband | 1912-12-19 |
| A Sailor’s Heart as On Street | 1912-11-25 |
| The Chief's Blanket as The Outlaw | 1912-10-10 |
| With the Enemy's Help as The Prospector | 1912-08-19 |
| The Would-Be Shriner as Club Member | 1912-07-25 |
| The Speed Demon as Racing Spectator (as Charles H. West) | 1912-07-14 |
| Lena and the Geese | 1912-06-17 |
| A Temporary Truce as Undetermined Role (uncredited) | 1912-06-10 |
| A Beast at Bay | 1912-05-26 |
| A Lodging for the Night as Dick Logan | 1912-05-09 |
| The Old Actor | 1912-05-06 |
| The Lesser Evil as The Go-Between | 1912-04-29 |
| One Is Business, the Other Crime as Poor Husband | 1912-04-24 |
| The Female of the Species as The Miner (as Charles H. West) | 1912-04-15 |
| A Siren of Impulse as Jose | 1912-04-14 |
| The Goddess of Sagebrush Gulch as Blue Grass Pete | 1912-03-25 |
| The Engagement Ring as The Waiter | 1912-03-10 |
| Under Burning Skies as Bartender | 1912-02-21 |
| The Fatal Chocolate as Jake | 1912-02-19 |
| The Mender of Nets as Tom - The Little Mender's Sweetheart | 1912-02-15 |
| For His Son as The Son | 1912-01-21 |
| The Baby and the Stork as Police | 1912-01-01 |
| A Terrible Discovery as A Thug | 1911-12-21 |
| Through Darkening Vales as Dave | 1911-11-16 |
| The Battle as The Boy | 1911-11-06 |
| Love in the Hills as The Shiftless Suitor | 1911-10-30 |
| The Long Road as Ned | 1911-10-26 |
| Italian Blood | 1911-10-09 |
| Swords and Hearts as The suitor | 1911-08-27 |
| The Rose of Kentucky as The partner | 1911-08-24 |
| The Last Drop of Water as Jim | 1911-07-26 |
| The Manicure Lady as Waiter | 1911-05-18 |
| Teaching Dad to Like Her as Outside Theatre | 1911-03-20 |
| What Shall We Do with Our Old? as Supporting Character | 1911-02-13 |
| Fate's Turning as John Lawson Jr. | 1911-01-22 |
| His Trust as Man at Farewell | 1911-01-16 |
| The Italian Barber | 1911-01-09 |
| When a Man Loves as John Watson | 1911-01-05 |
| Winning Back His Love | 1910-12-25 |
| The Lesson as In First Bar | 1910-12-19 |
| The Golden Supper as Lionel - Julian's Rival | 1910-12-12 |
| Sunshine Sue as Harry - the Summer Boarder | 1910-11-14 |
| Waiter No. 5 as The Chief of Police's Son (as an adult) | 1910-11-03 |
| The Message of the Violin as Carl | 1910-10-24 |
| In Life's Cycle as Suitor | 1910-09-14 |
| A Salutary Lesson | 1910-08-11 |
| The House with Closed Shutters as Agnes's First Suitor | 1910-08-08 |
| A Flash of Light as John Rogers | 1910-07-17 |
| What the Daisy Said as A Farmer (uncredited) | 1910-07-11 |
| A Child's Impulse as Raymond Hartley | 1910-06-27 |
| As the Bells Rang Out! | 1910-06-18 |
| In the Border States as Young father | 1910-06-13 |
| A Child of the Ghetto as The Proprietor's Son | 1910-06-06 |
| A Midnight Cupid as Perry Dudley | 1910-06-03 |
| In the Season of Buds as Steve | 1910-06-02 |
| Ramona as Man in Chapel | 1910-05-23 |
| The Two Brothers as A Suitor / A Mexican | 1910-05-12 |
| Love Among the Roses as Footman | 1910-05-08 |
| The Unchanging Sea as The Daughter's Sweetheart | 1910-05-05 |
| The Newlyweds as Harry | 1910-03-03 |
| The Last Deal as Bank Teller | 1910-01-27 |
| Her Terrible Ordeal | 1910-01-10 |
| The Redman's View as Conqueror | 1909-12-09 |
| The Peachbasket Hat | 1909-06-24 |
| The Son's Return as Will | 1909-06-14 |
| The Fascinating Mrs. Francis | 1909-01-21 |
| Love Finds a Way | 1909-01-11 |
