Rudolph Christians(1869-1921)

Actor

Rudolph Christians was born on 15 January 1869 in Middoge/Oldenburg, Germany. He was an actor, known for Foolish Wives (1922), Deep Waters (1920) and Dissonanzen des Lebens (1913). He was married to Bertha Klein (opera and concert singer). He died on 2 February 1921 in Pasadena, California, USA.

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Foolish Wives

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Andrew J. Hughes - U.S. Special-Envoy to Monaco

1922

Deep Waters

Caleb West(as Broerken Christians)

1920

Dissonanzen des Lebens

Tenor(as Rudolf Christians)

1913

Lottchen und ihr Vormund

Actor(as Rudolf Christians)

1915

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Foolish Wives
6.9
- Andrew J. Hughes - U.S. Special-Envoy to Monaco
- 1922
Deep Waters
- Caleb West (as Broerken Christians)
- 1920
The Secret Gift
- Peter
- 1920
Human Stuff
- 'Washboard' Pierce
- 1920
Her Five-Foot Highness
- Solicitor
- 1920
Burnt Wings
- James Cartwright
- 1920
Lottchen und ihr Vormund
- (as Rudolf Christians)
- 1915
Das Alte Lied
- Rainer Cornelius (as Rudolf Christians)
- 1915
Dissonanzen des Lebens
- Tenor (as Rudolf Christians)
- 1913
Seine Kammerjungfer
- (as Rudolf Christians)
- 1913

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Alternative names
- Broerken Christians
Born
- January 15, 1869
- Middoge/Oldenburg, Germany
Died
- February 2, 1921
- Pasadena, California, USA(pneumonia)
Spouse
- Bertha Klein (opera and concert singer)? - February 2, 1921 (his death, 1 child)
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Rudolf Christians didn't live to see the showing of his last movie (Foolish Wives (1922)) which was considered to be a production of the superlative from the beginning. He died during the shooting because of pneumonia. His role as Mr. Hughes was impersonated by the actor Robert Edeson for the last takes.

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