Henry Bergman(1868-1946)

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Les Temps modernes (1936)

Henry Bergman was born on 23 February 1868 in San Francisco, California, USA. He was an actor and assistant director, known for Les Temps modernes (1936), Les Lumières de la ville (1931) and La Ruée vers l'or (1925). He died on 22 October 1946 in Hollywood, California, USA.

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Les Temps modernes
8.5
- Cafe Proprietor
- 1936
Les Lumières de la ville
8.5
- Mayor
- Blind Girl's Downstairs Neighbor (uncredited)
- 1931
Le Cirque
8.1
- An Old Clown
- 1928
La Ruée vers l'or
8.1
- Hank Curtis
- 1925
L'opinion publique
6.9
- Head Waiter (uncredited)
- 1923
Le pélerin
7.2
- Man In Railroad Station
- Sheriff on Train
- Bartender
- 1923
Jour de paye
7.4
Short
- Drinking Companion
- 1922
Charlot et le masque de fer
7.2
Short
- Sleeping Hobo
- Guest in Cop Uniform (uncredited)
- 1921
Le Kid
8.2
- Professor Guido
- Night Shelter Keeper (uncredited)
- 1921
The Professor
6.0
Short
- Bearded Man in Flophouse (uncredited)
- 1919
Une journée de plaisir
6.6
Short
- Captain
- Man in Car
- Heavy Policeman (uncredited)
- 1919
Une idylle aux champs
6.6
Short
- Villager and Edna's Father (uncredited)
- 1919
How to Make Movies
6.2
Short
- Gag Man (uncredited)
- 1918
Charlot soldat
7.3
Short
- Fat Whiskered German Soldier
- The Kaiser's General
- Bartender
- 1918
One Hundred Percent American
6.1
Short
- Man who steps on Mayme's foot
- 1918

Trivia
In the late 1920s, Bergman operated Henry's Delicatessen, a restaurant on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles. In business only for a few years, it was financed with help from his friend Charles Chaplin.