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Fisher White
1865 - 1945 |
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. The actor Joseph John Fisher White became a well-known stage actor at the end of the 19th century and he continued his theater career successfully after 1900. He already took part in his first movie in 1905 called "The Tempest" (05). It followed a longer interruption before he appeared in his second movie "Masks and Faces" (17). Afterwards he acted in "God Bless our Red, White and Blue" (18) and "Damaged Goods" (19). His engagements in movies remained seldom in the next years. To his most popular movies of the 20s belong "The Will" (21), "Owd Bob" (24), "Somebody's Darling" (25), "The Fake" (27), "The City of Youth" (28) and "The Last Post" (29). He continued his screen career in the 30s and impersonated impressive roles in productions like "Madame Guillotine" (31), "Dreyfus" (31), "Betrayel" (32), "The Great Defender" (34), "City of Beautiful Nonsense" (35), "Little Miss Somebody" (37), "Under the Red Robe" (37) and "Bird in Hand" (38). His last movie came into being with "Pastor Hall" (40). His nephew Wilfried Hyde-White became a popular actor as well.
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