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J. Edward Bromberg
Biography:
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Joseph Edward Bromberg (born Josef Bromberger, December 25, 1903 – December 6, 1951) was a Romanian-born American character actor in motion picture and stage productions dating mostly from the 1930s and 1940s. By virtue of his physique, the short, somewhat rotund actor was destined to play secondary roles. Bromberg made his stage debut at the Greenwich Village Playhouse and in 1926 made his first appearance in a Broadway play, Princess Turandot. The following year, Bromberg married Goldie Doberman, with whom he had three children.
Occasionally credited as J.E. Bromberg' and Joseph Bromberg, he performed secondary roles in 35 Broadway productions... Read More
Movies:
Title | Release date |
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The Lost City of X as Lt. George (archival footage) | 2022-07-08 |
The Many Faces of Dracula as Professor Lazlo (archive footage) | 2000-01-01 |
Dracula: A Cinematic Scrapbook as Professor Lazlo (archive footage) | 1991-01-01 |
Guilty Bystander as Varkas | 1950-04-20 |
I Shot Jesse James as Harry Kane | 1949-02-26 |
A Song Is Born as Dr. Elfini | 1948-10-19 |
Arch of Triumph as Verdun Hotel Manager | 1948-02-17 |
Queen of the Amazons as Gabby | 1947-01-15 |
Cloak and Dagger as Trenk | 1946-09-28 |
The Walls Came Tumbling Down as Ernst Helms | 1946-06-07 |
Tangier as Alec Rocco | 1946-06-06 |
Pillow of Death as Julian Julian | 1945-12-14 |
Easy to Look At as Gustav | 1945-06-01 |
The Missing Corpse as Henry Kruger | 1945-06-01 |
Salome, Where She Danced as Professor Max | 1945-04-17 |
Voice in the Wind as Dr. Hoffman | 1944-03-03 |
Chip Off the Old Block as Blaney Wright | 1944-02-01 |
Son of Dracula as Professor Lazlo | 1943-11-05 |
Phantom of the Opera as Amiot | 1943-08-12 |
Lady of Burlesque as S.B. Foss | 1943-05-01 |
Reunion in France as Durand | 1942-12-25 |
Life Begins at Eight-Thirty as Sid Gordon | 1942-12-09 |
Tennessee Johnson as Coke | 1942-12-01 |
Half Way to Shanghai as Maj. U. Vinpore | 1942-09-18 |
Invisible Agent as Karl Heiser | 1942-08-07 |
Pacific Blackout as Pickpocket | 1941-12-31 |
Devil Pays Off as Arnold DeBrock | 1941-11-10 |
Hurricane Smith as 'Eggs' Bonelli | 1941-07-20 |
Dance Hall as Max Brandon | 1941-07-18 |
The Mark of Zorro as Don Luis B. Quintero | 1940-11-08 |
The Return of Frank James as George Runyan | 1940-08-10 |
Strange Cargo as Flaubert | 1940-03-01 |
Hollywood Cavalcade as Dave Spingold | 1939-10-13 |
Three Sons as Abe Ullman | 1939-10-13 |
Wife, Husband and Friend as Rossi | 1939-03-03 |
Jesse James as George Runyan | 1939-01-14 |
Suez as Prince Said | 1938-10-28 |
I'll Give a Million as Editor | 1938-07-27 |
Mr. Moto Takes a Chance as Raja Ali | 1938-06-11 |
One Wild Night as Norman | 1938-06-02 |
Four Men and a Prayer as General Torres | 1938-04-29 |
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm as Doctor Hill | 1938-03-18 |
Sally, Irene and Mary as Pawnbroker | 1938-03-04 |
The Baroness and the Butler as Zorda | 1938-02-18 |
Second Honeymoon as Herbie | 1937-11-13 |
Charlie Chan on Broadway as Murdock, Editor New York Bulletin | 1937-09-22 |
That I May Live as Tex Shapiro | 1937-09-13 |
Seventh Heaven as Aristide the Astrologer | 1937-03-25 |
Fair Warning as Matthew Jericho | 1937-03-05 |
Stowaway as Judge Booth | 1936-12-25 |
Reunion as Charles Renard | 1936-11-20 |
Star for a Night as Doctor Spelimeyer | 1936-08-28 |
Girls Dormitory as Dr. Spindler | 1936-08-08 |
The Crime of Dr. Forbes as Dr. Eric Godfrey | 1936-07-05 |
Sins of Man as Anton Engel | 1936-06-19 |