
Lou Tellegen
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Lou Tellegen (born Isidor Louis Bernard Edmon van Dommelen, November 26, 1881 – October 29, 1934) was a Dutch-born silent film and stage actor, film director and screenwriter. Tellegen made his stage debut in Amsterdam in 1903, and over the next few years built a reputation to the point where he was invited to perform in Paris, eventually co-starring in several roles with Sarah Bernhardt, with whom he was involved romantically. In 1910, he made his motion ...
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Filmography

Death Scenes
1989
as Self (archive footage)

Together We Live
1935
as Bischofsky

Enemies of the Law
1931
as Eddie Swan

The Sculptor's Dream
1930

Married Alive
1927
as James Duxbury

The Princess from Hoboken
1927
as Prince Anton Balakrieff

Stage Madness
1927
as Pierre Doumier

3 Bad Men
1926
as Sheriff Layne Hunter

Siberia
1926
as Egor Kaplan

The Silver Treasure
1926
as Sotillo - the Bandit

Womanpower
1926
as The Broker

The Outsider
1926
as Anton Ragatzy

Parisian Love
1925
as Pierre Marcel

The Redeeming Sin
1925
as Lupin

East Lynne
1925
as Sir Francis Levison

After Business Hours
1925
as John King

Parisian Nights
1925
as Jean
Borrowed Finery
1925
as Harlan

With This Ring
1925
as Rufus Van Buren

The Sporting Chance
1925
as Darrell Thornton

The Verdict
1925
as Victor Ronsard

Fair Play
1925
as Bruce Elliot

Greater Than Marriage
1924
as John Masters

Those Who Judge
1924
as John Dawson

Single Wives
1924
as Martin Prayle

Between Friends
1924
as David Drene

The Breath of Scandal
1924
as Charles Hale

Let Not Man Put Asunder
1924

The Woman and the Puppet
1920
as Don Mateo

Flame of the Desert
1919
as Sheik Essad

The World and Its Woman
1919
as Prince Michael Orbeliana

The Black Wolf
1917
as The Black Wolf

The Long Trail
1917
as Andre Dubois

The Victoria Cross
1916
as Maj Ralph Seton

The Unknown
1915
as Richard Farquhar

Adrienne Lecouvreur
1913

Camille
1912
as Armand Duval

Queen Elizabeth
1912
as Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex