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Marek Windheim - Actor & Filmmaker | The Couch Critic
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Marek Windheim
Born
April 8, 1895
Died: December 1, 1960
(Lived 65 years)
Place of Birth
Warsaw, Poland
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male
Career Highlights
30
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0
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Marek Windheim
Movies
30
TV Shows
0
Fun on a Weekend
as
Hotel Desk Clerk (Uncredited)
May 15, 1947
The Best Years of Our Lives
as
Waiter at Lucia's Restaurant (uncredited)
December 25, 1946
Two Sisters from Boston
as
Stage Director (uncredited)
June 6, 1946
Tarzan and the Leopard Woman
as
Silk Merchant (uncredited)
February 18, 1946
Between Two Women
as
Headwaiter at Sherry Plaza (uncredited)
March 28, 1945
A Royal Scandal
as
Stooge (uncredited)
March 26, 1945
Our Hearts Were Young and Gay
as
Hotel Clerk (uncredited)
November 2, 1944
The Mask of Dimitrios
as
Hotel Clerk in Paris (uncredited)
June 23, 1944
Madame Curie
as
Jewelry Salesman (uncredited)
December 16, 1943
Fired Wife
as
Waiter
September 4, 1943
Phantom of the Opera
as
Renfrit (uncredited)
August 12, 1943
Hi Diddle Diddle
as
Pianist
August 2, 1943
Cowboy in Manhattan
as
Count Kardos
May 21, 1943
Mission to Moscow
as
Mr. Sokolnikov (uncredited)
April 29, 1943
Mrs. Miniver
as
Glee Club Member (uncredited)
July 3, 1942
Holiday Inn
as
François
January 1, 1942
I'll Wait for You
as
B. Bardosch, Nightclub Owner (uncredited)
May 16, 1941
Play Girl
as
Dr. Alonso Corivini
January 29, 1941
Escape
as
Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited)
November 1, 1940
Ninotchka
as
Manager (uncredited)
November 23, 1939
City in Darkness
as
Cabby
November 15, 1939
On Your Toes
as
Dmitri - Slave in Ballet
October 14, 1939
Hotel Imperial
as
Feinberger (uncredited)
May 11, 1939
The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt
as
Homely - Nightclub Waiter (uncredited)
January 27, 1939
Say It in French
as
Headwaiter
November 25, 1938
I'll Give a Million
as
Citizen (uncredited)
July 27, 1938
She Married an Artist
as
Jacques
November 27, 1937
I'll Take Romance
as
Henri
November 17, 1937
Something to Sing About
as
Mr. Farney (dialogue director)
September 30, 1937
Shall We Dance
as
Ballet Master (uncredited)
May 7, 1937
