Charles Craig
Born: 1877-08-13 in New York City, New York, USA
Died: 1972-05-01
Known For: Acting
Biography
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Filmography
1931
- Hell-Bent for Frisco as Dr. Clayton
1927
- The Perfect Sap as Fletcher
1924
- The Masked Dancer as A Stage Door John
1923
- Marriage Morals as Harry's Pal
- A Bride for a Knight
1922
- Back Pay as Speed
- The Blonde Vampire as Simon Downs
- Beyond the Rainbow as Col. Henry Gartwright
1921
- The Wonderful Thing as General Lancaster
- At the Stage Door as John Brooks
- A Divorce of Convenience as Mr. Holmes
- The Last Door as Freddie Tripp
1920
- The Flapper as Reverand Cushil
- A Fool and His Money as Secretary Poopendyke
- Youthful Folly as Reverend Bluebottle
- Nothing But the Truth as Mr. Clarence
1919
- Three Men and a Girl as Dallas Hawkins
- Sadie Love as Butler
- The Tower of Jewels as Drew
- Should a Husband Forgive? as A Human Jackal
1918
- The Fall of the Romanoffs as Grand Duke Nicholas
- Sporting Life as Malet de Carteret
- The Uphill Path as Gilbert Hilton
- Under the Greenwood Tree as Hurrell Hutton
1917
- A Royal Romance as Lord Fitzroy
- A Rich Man's Plaything as Lawyer Sharp
1916
- The Common Law
- Under Two Flags as Rockingham
- The Serpent as Grand Duke Valanoff
1914
- The Pawns of Destiny as John Stone
1910
- A Lucky Toothache as One of the Boys
- Muggsy's First Sweetheart as Uplift Man
- The Impalement
- The Usurer as At Luncheon
- An Arcadian Maid as Man in Gambling Hall
- The Englishman and the Girl as Albert Wilberforce
- A Flash of Light as Wedding Guest
- In Old California as Soldier
- A Child's Impulse as At First Party
- The Honor of His Family as Man at Farewell
- Her Terrible Ordeal as Jack's Rival
- His Last Dollar as The Man
- The Message of the Violin as At Reception
- A Child of the Ghetto as In Sweatshop
- The Newlyweds as On Train
- A Salutary Lesson as The Wife's Visitor
- Winning Back His Love as A Waiter
- The Converts as Bystander
- Muggsy Becomes a Hero
1909
- To Save Her Soul as Bumpkin
- Her First Biscuits
- A Corner in Wheat
- A Trap for Santa Claus as Man in Bar (uncredited)
- The Suicide Club