John Cossar(1858-1935)

Actor

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John Cossar in À la manière de Roméo (1921)

John Cossar was born on 2 January 1858 in London, England, UK. He was an actor, known for My Lady of Whims (1925), Fools for Luck (1917) and Two-Bit Seats (1917). He was married to Fanny Cossar. He died on 28 April 1935 in Hollywood, California, USA.

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Known for

Clara Bow, Donald Keith, and Lee Moran in My Lady of Whims (1925)

My Lady of Whims

5.7

James Severn

1925

Taylor Holmes in Fools for Luck (1917)

Mr. Lamkin

1917

Sidney Ainsworth, Marguerite Clayton, John Cossar, and Taylor Holmes in Two-Bit Seats (1917)

Mr. Faulkner

1917

The Dream Doll (1917)

Her Father

1917

Credits

Actor

The Fire Detective
5.2
- Dist. Atty. Samuels
- 1929
Web of Fate
- Carlton Townsend
- 1927
Woman's Law
- John Collon
- 1927
Melting Millions
5.4
- 1927
The House Without a Key
5.4
- District Attorney
- 1926
The Sap
- Janet's Father
- 1926
My Lady of Whims
5.7
- James Severn
- 1925
Charlie rate son mariage
7.3
Short
- Undetermined Secondary Role (unconfirmed, uncredited)
- 1925
Janette romancière
- Graves
- 1924
The Fast Express
6.7
- 1924
Notre-Dame de Paris
7.2
- Judge of the Court
- 1923
The Steel Trail
5.2
- Colonel John Armstrong
- 1923
Fools and Riches
- President of the Railroad
- 1923
L'intruse
- Pio Guerra, Rosita's Manager
- 1922
When Husbands Deceive
- Andrew Singleton
- 1922

Personal details

Alternative names
- John H. Cossar
Born
- January 2, 1858
- London, England, UK
Died
- April 28, 1935
- Hollywood, California, USA
Spouse
- Fanny CossarJune 15, 1896 - April 28, 1935 (his death)
Other works
Stage and vaudeville actor.
Publicity listings
- 1 Article

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Trivia
Appeared in vaudeville with his wife as Mr. and Mrs. Cossar.

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