Marc B. Robbins(1870-1931)

Actor
Writer

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Marc B. Robbins

Marc B. Robbins was born on 3 January 1870 in Solon, Ohio, USA. He was an actor and writer, known for Le lotus d'or (1919), Un drame d'amour sous la Révolution (1917) and Alias Jimmy Valentine (1920). He died on 5 April 1931 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Known for

Le lotus d'or (1919)

6.4

Ming Tai(as Marc Robbins)

1919

William Farnum in Un drame d'amour sous la Révolution (1917)

Un drame d'amour sous la Révolution

6.1

Jarvis Lorry(as Marc Robbins)

1917

Bert Lytell in Alias Jimmy Valentine (1920)

Alias Jimmy Valentine

6.4

Bill Avery(as Marc Robbins)

1920

William Farnum in Riders of the Purple Sage (1918)

Riders of the Purple Sage

6.0

Dyer(as Marc Robbins)

1918

Credits

Actor

Le coeur et la dot
- John Piggott (as Marc Robbins)
- 1923
The Scarlet Car
- Jerry Gaynor (as Marc Robbins)
- 1923
The Girl Who Ran Wild
- 'Bummer' Smith (as Marc Robbins)
- 1922
The Gray Dawn
- Chinaman (as Marc Robbins)
- 1922
Jusqu'à la mort
- Prince Nu Chang (as Marc Robbins)
- 1920
Riders of the Dawn
5.7
- Chris Dorn (as Marc Robbins)
- 1920
Alias Jimmy Valentine
6.4
- Bill Avery (as Marc Robbins)
- 1920
Le lotus d'or
6.4
- Ming Tai (as Marc Robbins)
- 1919
Après le typhon
6.8
- Joseph Carlin (as Marc Robbins)
- 1919
For Freedom
- David Sterling (as Marc Robbins)
- 1918
Riders of the Purple Sage
6.0
- Dyer (as Marc Robbins)
- 1918
True Blue
5.8
- Henry Cottenham (as Marc Robbins)
- 1918
The Blindness of Divorce
- Edward Hopkins (as Marc Robbins)
- 1918
The Heart of a Lion
- Hiram Danforth M.D. (as Marc Robbins)
- 1917
La femme fardée
- Logan (as Marc Robbins)
- 1917

Writer

Personal details

Alternative names
- M.B. Robbins
Height
- 1.77 m
Born
- January 3, 1870
- Solon, Ohio, USA
Died
- April 5, 1931
- Los Angeles, California, USA
Publicity listings
- 3 Articles

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Trivia
Arrived in Hollywood in 1912 and became one of the first writers to receive a story credit.

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