Maurice Moscovitch(1871-1940)

Actor

Maurice Moscovitch in Place aux jeunes (1937)

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Le dictateur (1940)

Maurice Moscovitch was born on 23 November 1871 in Odessa, Kherson Governorate, Russian Empire [now Ukraine]. He was an actor, known for Le dictateur (1940), Place aux jeunes (1937) and Elle et lui (1939). He died on 18 June 1940 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Le dictateur

8.4

Movie

Mr. Jaeckel(as Maurice Moscovich)

1940

Place aux jeunes

8.2

Movie

Max Rubens

1937

Elle et lui

7.3

Movie

Maurice Cobert(as Maurice Moscovich)

1939

L'autre

7.0

Movie

Dr. Muller(as Maurice Moscovich)

1939

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Actor

Le dictateur
8.4
- Mr. Jaeckel (as Maurice Moscovich)
- 1940
Le train de la terreur
5.2
- Paul Stacco
- 1940
Everything Happens at Night
6.0
- Dr. Hugo Norden (as Maurice Moscovich)
- 1939
The Great Commandment
6.0
- Lamech (as Maurice Moscovich)
- 1939
Rio
6.1
- Old Convict
- 1939
L'autre
7.0
- Dr. Muller (as Maurice Moscovich)
- 1939
Susannah
6.4
- Chief Big Eagle (as Maurice Moscovich)
- 1939
Elle et lui
7.3
- Maurice Cobert (as Maurice Moscovich)
- 1939
Suez
6.5
- Mohammed Ali (as Maurice Moscovich)
- 1938
L'île des angoisses
6.0
- Grandpa Hlawek (as Maurice Moscovich)
- 1938
Amour d'espionne
6.2
- Gen. Von Meinhardt
- 1937
Place aux jeunes
8.2
- Max Rubens
- 1937
Sous les ponts de New-York
6.1
- Esdras
- 1936

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Alternative name
- Maurice Moscovich
Born
- November 23, 1871
- Odessa, Kherson Governorate, Russian Empire [now Ukraine]
Died
- June 18, 1940
- Los Angeles, California, USA(following surgery)
Other works
He acted in William Shakespeare's play, "The Merchant of Venice," at the Royal Court Theatre in London, England with Edith Evans (played Nerissa) and Mary Grey in the cast.

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Trivia
Died just days after shooting began on the movie Chantez, dansez, mes belles! (1940). His role of the temperamental dance maestro had to be quickly rewritten for actress Maria Ouspenskaya.