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Ferdinand Munier
Born
December 3, 1887
Died: May 27, 1945
(Lived 57 years)
Place of Birth
National City, California, USA
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male
Career Highlights
68
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Ferdinand Munier
Movies
68
TV Shows
0
Road to Utopia
as
Santa Claus (uncredited)
February 27, 1946
Secret Agent X-9
as
Papa Pierre Dupray
July 24, 1945
Knickerbocker Holiday
as
De Pyster
March 17, 1944
Claudia
as
Mr. Feiffer
November 4, 1943
Don't You Believe It
as
Rumour Starter
July 3, 1943
Invisible Agent
as
Bartender (uncredited)
August 7, 1942
He Stayed for Breakfast
as
Cafe Proprietor
August 31, 1940
Northwest Passage
as
Stoodley - Tavern Keeper
February 23, 1940
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
as
Defense Attorney (uncredited)
December 29, 1939
Everything Happens at Night
as
Conductor
December 22, 1939
Midnight
as
Stephanie's Majordomo (uncredited)
March 24, 1939
Going Places
as
Man on Electric Horse
December 31, 1938
Arrest Bulldog Drummond
as
Old Major Trumleigh
November 25, 1938
Wells Fargo
as
Mr. Langley
December 31, 1937
Tovarich
as
Mr. Van Hemert
December 25, 1937
Confession
as
Bald Man in Theatre Seat #1 (uncredited)
August 19, 1937
She Had to Eat
as
Williamson (uncredited)
July 2, 1937
Song of Revolt
as
Baron (uncredited)
May 29, 1937
Damaged Goods
as
Congressman Allen
May 22, 1937
Melody for Two
as
Mr. Klepper
May 1, 1937
Champagne Waltz
as
Mayor
February 5, 1937
High Hat
as
Horatio Parker
January 1, 1937
That Girl from Paris
as
Mayor (uncredited)
December 31, 1936
Camille
as
Priest at Wedding (uncredited)
December 26, 1936
The Bold Caballero
as
Landlord
December 1, 1936
White Legion
as
Sen. Blank
October 24, 1936
Swing Time
Cast
August 28, 1936
The White Angel
as
Alexis Soyer
June 25, 1936
One Rainy Afternoon
as
Prosecutor (Uncredited)
May 13, 1936
King of Burlesque
as
Bolton's Butler (uncredited)
January 3, 1936
Top Flat
as
Mr. Lamont
December 21, 1935
I Dream Too Much
as
Carousel Owner (uncredited)
November 29, 1935
Stars Over Broadway
as
Fat Man Dancing at Sky Club
November 23, 1935
The Three Musketeers
as
First Innkeeper
November 1, 1935
Harmony Lane
as
Mr. Pond
October 22, 1935
Hands Across the Table
as
Miles (uncredited)
October 18, 1935
Two-Fisted
as
Jerry Mason
October 3, 1935
His Family Tree
as
Mayor John J. Holtsapple
September 29, 1935
Two Sinners
as
Monte
September 12, 1935
Steamboat Round the Bend
as
Governor
September 6, 1935
China Seas
as
Police Superintendent (uncredited)
August 9, 1935
Vagabond Lady
as
Spear Department Head (uncredited)
May 3, 1935
Roberta
as
Lord Delves
March 7, 1935
Folies Bergère
as
Morrisot
February 22, 1935
Okay Toots!
as
Mr. Brown
February 2, 1935
Clive of India
as
Admiral Watson
January 25, 1935
The Gilded Lily
as
Otto Bushe - The Shovel King (uncredited)
January 25, 1935
Babes in Toyland
as
Santa Claus (uncredited)
December 14, 1934
The Barretts of Wimpole Street
as
Dr. Chambers
September 21, 1934
Love and Hisses
as
Judge Knott
June 7, 1934
Laughing Boy
as
Tourist from Cleveland
April 13, 1934
Queen Christina
as
Innkeeper
December 26, 1933
Only Yesterday
as
Harper (Uncredited)
November 1, 1933
The Bowery
as
Honest Mike
October 7, 1933
Kickin' the Crown Around
as
King Phooey
August 3, 1933
The Stranger's Return
as
Minister
July 28, 1933
The Woman I Stole
as
Sixto
June 29, 1933
Storm at Daybreak
as
White-Bearded Party Guest (uncredited)
June 14, 1933
Made on Broadway
as
General Boyland
May 19, 1933
Parachute Jumper
as
Hocheimer (uncredited)
January 28, 1933
No Man of Her Own
as
Trinkets Dealer (uncredited)
December 30, 1932
Wild Girl
as
Col. Starbottle (uncredited)
November 9, 1932
After Tomorrow
as
Mr. Beardsley
March 6, 1932
Ambassador Bill
as
Senator Pillsbury
November 13, 1931
The Dixie Flyer
as
President John J. Rapley
July 29, 1926
The Dixie Flyer
as
Vice-President Arthur Bedford
July 29, 1926
The Broken Wing
as
Luther Farley
December 19, 1923
Ruggles of Red Gap
as
Senator Floud
February 25, 1918
