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Paul Weigel

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Paul Weigel

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Born: February 17, 1867
Died: May 25, 1951
From: Halle an der Saale, Province of Saxony, Prussia [now Saxony-Anhalt, Germany]

Also known as

Paul Weigle · Paul Wiegle

Biography

German born Paul Weigel was an actor in American movies. He is perhaps best remembered for his performances in For Heaven's Sake (1926), The Invisible Ray (1936), and The Great Dictator (1940).

Known for

The Great Dictator

Dracula's Daughter

For Heaven's Sake

The Invisible Ray

The Miracle Woman

Mademoiselle Midnight

Miss V from Moscow

Filmography

32 displayed · 82 matching · 82 total

1945

Acting (The Governor's Butler (uncredited))

A Tree Grows in Brooklyn

Acting (Candy Store Proprietor (uncredited))

1943

Acting (Pop Schmidt (uncredited))

Above Suspicion

Acting (Elderly Man (Uncredited))

The Moon Is Down

Acting (Elderly Man (uncredited))

1942

Reunion in France

Acting (Old Man (uncredited))

Miss V from Moscow

Acting (Henri Devalier)

Joan of Paris

Acting (Janitor at Mlle Rosay's)

1941

I Wake Up Screaming

Acting (Gus- Deleicatesson Proprietor (uncredited))

1940

A Dispatch from Reuters

Acting (Professor Gauss (uncredited))

The Great Dictator

Acting (Mr. Agar)

1939

Acting (Vladimir, with Letter from Leon (uncredited))

Never Say Die

Acting (Concierge)

1937

The Gold Racket

Acting (Daniel Forbes)

Acting (French Telegrapher)

1936

Dracula's Daughter

Acting (Transylvania Innkeeper (uncredited))

Sutter's Gold

Acting (Man)

The Invisible Ray

Acting (Monsieur Noyer)

1935

Just My Luck

Acting (Graves)

One More Spring

1934

I'll Tell the World

Acting (Telegraph Operator)

1933

Neighbors' Wives

Acting (Otto)

1932

Back Street

Acting (Adolph Schmidt)

Broken Lullaby

1931

Soul of the Slums

Acting (Brother Jacob)

The Miracle Woman

Acting (Florence's Father (uncredited))

The Vanishing Legion

Acting (Oil Co. Director Larribee)

The Boudoir Diplomat

Acting (Dr. Munaterra)

The Costume Falls

The Trial of Mary Dugan

Acting (Präsident Nash)

1929

The Leatherneck

Acting (Petrovitch)