J. Warren Kerrigan(1879-1947)

Acteur
Réalisation
Scénariste

J. Warren Kerrigan est né le 25 juillet 1879 à Louisville, Kentucky, USA (other sources say 1880). Il était acteur et réalisateur. Il est connu pour Captain Blood (1924), The Covered Wagon (1923) et Samson (1914). Il est mort le 9 juin 1947 en Californie, États-Unis.

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Œuvres principales

Captain Blood

6,5

Capt. Peter Blood

1924

The Covered Wagon

6,6

Will Banion

1923

Samson

6,6

Samson

1914

The Pool of Flame

8,2

Terence O'Rourke

1916

Crédits

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Artiste

Captain Blood
6,5
- Capt. Peter Blood
- 1924
The Man from Brodney's
- Hollingsworth Chase
- 1923
Thundering Dawn
- Jack Standish
- 1923
Hollywood
6,8
- J. Warren Kerrington
- 1923
Mary of the Movies
6,8
- J. Warren Kerrigan (uncredited)
- 1923
The Girl of the Golden West
- Ramerrez
- 1923
The Covered Wagon
6,6
- Will Banion
- 1923
The Coast of Opportunity
- Dick Bristow
- 1920
The House of Whispers
4,2
- Spaulding Nelson
- 1920
The Green Flame
- Frank Markham
- 1920
Number 99
- Arthur Penryn
- 1920
The Dream Cheater
5,1
- Brandon McShane
- 1920
$30,000
- John Trask
- 1920
Live Sparks
- Neil Sparks
- 1920
The Joyous Liar
- Burke Harlan
- 1919

Réalisation

Scénariste

Données personnelles

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Autre nom
- Jack Kerrigan
Taille
- 6′ 1″ (1,85 m)
Naissance
- 25 juillet 1879
- Louisville, Kentucky, USA (other sources say 1880)
Décédé(e)
- 9 juin 1947
- Balboa Beach, Californie, États-Unis(pneumonie)
Membres de la famille
- Kathleen Kerrigan(Sibling)
Autres travaux
Stage: Appeared in a production of "The Road to Yesterday".
Offres publicitaires
- 26 Articles
- 1 Couverture de magazine Photo

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Anecdotes
According to family members, as chronicled by author/biographer William J, Mann in "Behind The Screen" (2001), it was far more than Kerrigan's stance on The Big War and who should have to be drafted that put a damper on his career, but his refusal to marry, his dedication to his mother and to his lover, James Vincent, all of whom were ensconced in one home, that also contributed to the end of his career in Hollywood. In the changing times of the early studios, without the "protection" of a business manager and publicist, Kerrigan was at the mercy of a ruthless public.

Citations
[San Pedro (CA) News Pilot, Monday, February 14, 1938, on his retirement from films and offers for new roles from studios] Let me alone. I'm having too swell a time in my own garden to go back to the nerve-strain of being famous.