Earle Williams(1880-1927)

Actor
Writer
Director

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Earle Williams

Earle Williams was born on 28 February 1880 in Sacramento, California, USA. He was an actor and writer, known for The Scarlet Runner (1916), Arsene Lupin (1917) and The Wolf (1919). He was married to Florine Walz. He died on 25 April 1927 in Hollywood, California, USA.

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Awards
- 1 win total

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Known for

Earle Williams in The Scarlet Runner (1916)

The Scarlet Runner

8.0

Christopher Race

1916

Earle Williams in Arsene Lupin (1917)

5.3

Arsene Lupin

1917

George Nichols, Jane Novak, and Earle Williams in The Wolf (1919)

Jules Beaubien
Baptiste

1919

Emily Fitzroy, Bull Montana, Jane Novak, and Earle Williams in Les deux gosses (1923)

Les deux gosses

5.3

Ramón Martinez

1923

Credits

Actor

Say It with Diamonds
6.0
- Horace Howard
- 1927
She's My Baby
- John Wilbur
- 1927
Red Signals
6.1
- Mark Bryson
- 1927
You'd Be Surprised
6.3
- Mr. Black - Deputy District Attorney (as Earl Williams)
- 1926
Diplomacy
- Sir Henry Weymouth
- 1926
The Skyrocket
- William Dvorak
- 1926
The Ancient Mariner
5.7
- Victor Brandt
- 1925
Was It Bigamy?
- Carleton
- 1925
The Adventurous Sex
5.8
- The Adventurer - Victor Ashley
- 1925
Lena Rivers
- Henry Rivers Graham
- 1925
Borrowed Husbands
- Major Desmond
- 1924
Les deux gosses
5.3
- Ramón Martinez
- 1923
L'éternel combat
6.5
- Sgt. Neil Tempest
- 1923
Face au devoir
- Lt. Breen
- 1923
You Never Know
- Eddie Manning
- 1922

Writer

Director

Personal details

Alternative names
- Mr. John Storm
Born
- February 28, 1880
- Sacramento, California, USA
Died
- April 25, 1927
- Hollywood, California, USA(bronchial pneumonia)
Spouse
- Florine WalzOctober 14, 1918 - April 25, 1927 (his death, 1 child)
Publicity listings
- 1 Print Biography
- 7 Articles

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Trivia
Dapper romantic leading man of silent dramas and action films at Vitagraph, often paired with Anita Stewart. Voted America's number one star in 1915 and one of the top box office draws with Paramount until his death at the age of 47 from bronchial pneumonia.

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