Louis Sorin(1893-1961)

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Louis Sorin in The Goldbergs (1949)

Louis Sorin was born on 23 September 1893 in New York City, New York, USA. He was an actor, known for L'explorateur en folie (1930), Mother's Boy (1929) and Naked City (1958). He was married to Lenore Wein. He died on 14 December 1961 in New York City, New York, USA.

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Known for

Groucho Marx, Chico Marx, Harpo Marx, Zeppo Marx, and The Marx Brothers in L'explorateur en folie (1930)

L'explorateur en folie

7.4

Roscoe W. Chandler

1930

Morton Downey and Beryl Mercer in Mother's Boy (1929)

6.0

Mr. Bumble

1929

Naked City (1958)

8.2

TV Series

Old Man in Store
Presser

Camarade P. (1943)

6.5

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1943

Credits

Actor

Brenner
7.0
TV Series
- Fiore
- 1964
Naked City
8.2
TV Series
- Old Man in Store
- Presser
- 1961
Les accusés
7.9
TV Series
- Dr. Rothman
- 1961
Our American Heritage
6.6
TV Series
- Bystander
- 1961
Twenty-Four Hours in a Woman's Life
6.7
TV Movie
- Old Car Driver
- 1961
New York Confidential
5.7
TV Series
- Rigorio
- 1959
Armstrong Circle Theatre
7.6
TV Series
- 1951–1958
The Jackie Gleason Show
8.4
TV Series
- Maitre D', sidewalk cafe (uncredited)
- 1957
The United States Steel Hour
7.8
TV Series
- Vittore
- Leon
- 1955–1956
The Goldbergs
7.4
TV Series
- Simon
- Cousin Simon
- 1953–1956
Robert Montgomery Presents
7.6
TV Series
- Mike Castle
- 1950–1956
The Honeymooners
8.6
TV Series
- Mr. Manicotti (uncredited)
- 1956
Dream Girl
TV Movie
- Luigi
- 1955
I Spy
7.5
TV Series
- Urbanski
- 1955
The Big Story
6.9
TV Series
- 1955

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Personal details

Alternative name
- Lou Sorin
Height
- 1.77 m
Born
- September 23, 1893
- New York City, New York, USA
Died
- December 14, 1961
- New York City, New York, USA(pulmonary edema)
Spouse
- Lenore WeinMarch 21, 1934 - December 14, 1961 (his death)
Other works
Active on Broadway in the following productions:

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Trivia
American character actor, considerably more prolific on stage than in films. Made his Broadway debut in 1923 and appeared in both the stage and screen versions of "Animal Crackers", with the Marx Brothers.

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