George Hernandez(1863-1922)

Actor

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George Hernandez was born on 6 June 1863 in Placerville, California, USA. He was an actor, known for Just Out of College (1920), The White Medicine Man (1911) and Making a Man of Him (1911). He was married to Anna Dodge. He died on 31 December 1922 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Known for

Molly Malone and Jack Pickford in Just Out of College (1920)

Just Out of College

Septimus Pickering

1920

The White Medicine Man (1911)

The White Medicine Man

Short

Professor A. Leclerque

1911

Making a Man of Him

Short

Pete Morgan - Jay's 2nd Son

1911

The Profligate (1911)

Short

Napoleon Bonaparte

1911

Credits

Actor

Tom Mix in Arabia
- Arthur Edward Terhune
- 1922
Flaming Hearts
- 1922
Man Under Cover
- Daddy Moffat
- 1922
Bluebeard, Jr.
- The Lawyer
- 1922
Billy Jim
- Dudley Dunforth
- 1922
First Love
- Tad O'Donnell
- 1921
The Innocent Cheat
- Tim Reilly
- 1921
Double Stakes
- 1921
Invincible
- Luke Bramley
- 1921
The Lure of Egypt
- Mr. Botts
- 1921
The Road Demon
- John O'Malley
- 1921
Just Out of College
- Septimus Pickering
- 1920
The Money Changers
- James Hegan
- 1920
Un garçon précieux
6.4
- Mr. Richley (as George F. Hernandez)
- 1920
Seeds of Vengeance
- George Hedrick
- 1920

Personal details

Alternative name
- George F. Hernandez
Born
- June 6, 1863
- Placerville, California, USA
Died
- December 31, 1922
- Los Angeles, California, USA(after surgery)
Spouse
- Anna Dodge1900? - December 31, 1922 (his death)
Publicity listings
- 2 Articles

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When did George Hernandez die?
December 31, 1922
How did George Hernandez die?
After surgery
How old was George Hernandez when he died?
59 years old
Where did George Hernandez die?
Los Angeles, California, USA
When was George Hernandez born?
June 6, 1863

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