Frederick Kerr

London, England, UK

Frederick Kerr (born Frederick Grinham Keen) was an English stage and screen actor who performed in plays and movies both in the UK and America, his film career beginning in 1916. He is best remembered for his portrayal of the old Baron Frankenstein in Frankenstein (1931).

Top 10 collaborators

3 collaborations (as Art Direction)

3 collaborations (as Costume Design)

Douglas Shearer

3 collaborations (as Sound Director)

3 collaborations

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Frederick Lonsdale

3 collaborations (as Dialogue; Screenplay; Story; Theatre Play)

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2 collaborations (as Supervising Editor; Supervising Film Editor)

Carl Laemmle Jr.

2 collaborations (as Producer)

2 collaborations (as Director of Photography)

Herbert Bunston

2 collaborations

2 collaborations (as Director; Editor)

Roles

Match

Lord of the Manor (1933)

Sir Henry Bovey

The Man from Toronto (1933)

The Midshipmaid (1932)

Sir Percy Newbiggin

But the Flesh Is Weak (1932)

Duke of Hampshire

Beauty and the Boss (1932)

Count Von Tolheim

Lovers Courageous (1932)

Admiral Percy Blayne

Frankenstein (1931)

Baron Frankenstein

Honor of the Family (1931)

Friends and Lovers (1931)

General Thomas Armstrong

Waterloo Bridge (1931)

Major Fred Wetherby

Always Goodbye (1931)

Sir George Boomer

Born to Love (1931)

The Devil to Pay! (1930)

Lord Leland Hale

Lord Harry Melrose

The Lady of Scandal (1930)

Victory and Peace (1918)

Sir Richard Arkwright

The Lifeguardsman (1916)

Crew

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