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Gustav von Seyffertitz

Born: 1862-08-04 in Haimhausen, Germany

Died: 1943-12-25

Known For: Acting

Biography

Gustav von Seyffertitz, born in Bavaria, was a stage and film actor and director. He appeared in American films from 1917 to 1939.

Filmography

1939

Never Say Die as Chemist
Son of Frankenstein as Burgher
Nurse Edith Cavell as President of Trial Court
Hotel Imperial as Priest (uncredited)
The Mad Empress as Metternich

1938

Swiss Miss as Gardener (uncredited)
Marie Antoinette as King's Confessor (uncredited)
Paradise for Three as Lawyer (uncredited)
In Old Chicago as Dutch - Politician in Jack's Office
Cipher Bureau as Albert Grood

1936

Murder on a Bridle Path as Dr. Bloom, Police Dept.
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town as Emile Von Hallor (uncredited)
Mad Holiday as Hendrick Van Mier

1935

She as Billali
The Night Is Young as Ambassador (uncredited)
Remember Last Night? as Professor Jones

1934

Change of Heart as Dr. Kurtzman
Queen Christina as The General
Murder on the Blackboard as Dr. Von Immen
Mystery Liner as Inspector Von Kessling
The Moonstone as Carl Von Lucker

1933

When Strangers Marry as Van Wyck
The Silver Cord as German Doctor

1932

The Roadhouse Murder as Porter
Rasputin and the Empress as Dr. Franz Wolfe (uncredited)
The Penguin Pool Murder as Von Donnen
Afraid to Talk as Attorney Harry Berger
Shanghai Express as Eric Baum
The Doomed Battalion as Austrian General

1931

Safe in Hell as Larson
Ambassador Bill as Prince de Polikoff
Dishonored as Austrian Secret Service Chief

1930

The Bat Whispers as Dr. Venrees
The Case of Sergeant Grischa as Geneneral Schieffenzahn
Dangerous Paradise as Mr. Jones

1929

The Canary Murder Case as Dr. Ambrose Lindquist
The Case of Lena Smith as Herr Hofrat
Seven Faces as M. Pratouchy
His Glorious Night as Krehl
Come Across as Pop Hanson

1928

The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg as King Karl VII
The Docks of New York as Hymn Book Harry
Vamping Venus as Jupiter
The Yellow Lily as Kinkelin
The Woman Disputed as Otto Krueger
The Mysterious Lady as General Boris Alexandroff
Me, Gangster as Factory Owner
The Red Mark as De Nou

1927

Barbed Wire as Pierre Corlet
The Gaucho as The Usurper Ruiz
The Wizard as Prof. Paul Coriolos
Rose of the Golden West as Gómez
The Magic Flame as The Chancellor
Birds of Prey as Foxy

1926

Unknown Treasures as Simmons
The Bells as Jerome Frantz
The Lone Wolf Returns as Morphew
My Official Wife as Grand Duke
Sparrows as Mr. Grimes
The Dice Woman as Datto of Mandat
Don Juan as Neri - the Alchemist (uncredited)
Private Izzy Murphy as Cohannigan
Red Dice as Andrew North
The Danger Girl as James, the butler
Going Crooked as Mordaunt
Diplomacy as Baron Ballin

1925

The Goose Woman as Mr. Vogel
The Eagle as Court Servant at Dinner (uncredited)
Flower of Night as Vigilante Leader
He's a Prince! as Prime Minister

1924

Yolanda as Oliver de Daim
The Lone Wolf as Wetheimer
The Bandolero as Marques de Bazan

1923

Under the Red Robe as Clom
Unseeing Eyes as Father Paquette

1922

When Knighthood Was in Flower as Grammont
Sherlock Holmes as Professor Moriarty

1921

Princess Jones ... (Director)
Closed Doors ... (Director)

1920

Even as Eve as Amasu Munn
The Sporting Duchess as Major Roland Mostyn
Dead Men Tell No Tales as Señor Joaquin Santos
Madonnas and Men as Grimaldo / John Grimm

1919

The Dark Star as German Spy
The Secret Garden ... (Director)

1918

Till I Come Back to You as Karl Von Drutz
The Source as Ekstrom
Old Wives for New as Melville Bladen
Rimrock Jones as Stoddard
The Widow's Might as Horace Hammer
Amarilly of Clothes-Line Alley as Surgeon (uncredited)
The Whispering Chorus as Mocking Face
To Hell with the Kaiser!
Mr. Fix-It as Doctor (uncredited)
Stella Maris as The Surgeon (uncredited)
Less Than Kin as Endicott Lee
Hidden Pearls as Senator Joseph Benton
His Majesty, Bunker Bean as Professor Balthasar

1917

The Countess Charming as Jacob Vandergraft
Down to Earth as Dr. Jollyem
A Little Princess as Mr. Carrisford
The Devil Stone as Stephen Densmore