David Landau
35 movies
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- Mar 8, 1879
- Died
- Sep 20, 1935 (age 56)
- Place of birth
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
- Also known as
- David Magee
Biography
From Wikipedia
David Landau (March 9, 1879, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - September 20, 1935, Hollywood, California) was an American film actor who appeared in 33 films between 1931 and 1935. He appeared on Broadway in 12 plays from 1919 to 1929. He was born David Magee, and had a stroke in 1934 from which he never recovered. He is buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, California.
Profiles IMDb
Known for
David Landau: movies and TV shows
Acting (35)
- 1979 The Fantastic Seven
as Prop Man
- 1934 Judge Priest
as Bob Gillis
- 1934 Death on the Diamond
as 'Pop' Clark
- 1934 The Man with Two Faces
as Curtis
- 1934 Wharf Angel
as Moore
- 1934 As the Earth Turns
as Mark
- 1934 Bedside
as Dr. J. Herbert Martel
- 1933 One Man's Journey
as McGinnis
- 1933 No Marriage Ties
as Mr. Zimmer
- 1933 The Nuisance
as Kelley
- 1933 Gabriel Over the White House
as John Bronson
- 1933 The Crime of the Century
as Lieutenant Frank Martin
- 1933 She Done Him Wrong
as Dan Flynn
- 1933 They Just Had to Get Married
as Montrose
- 1932 Lawyer Man
as John "Boss" Gilmurry
- 1932 Under-Cover Man
as Inspector Conklin
- 1932 I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang
as The Warden
- 1932 Air Mail
as 'Pop'
- 1932 False Faces
as McCullough
- 1932 Heritage of the Desert
as Judson Holderness
- 1932 The Cabin in the Cotton
as Tom Blake
- 1932 70,000 Witnesses
as Dan McKenna
- 1932 Horse Feathers
as Jennings
- 1932 The Purchase Price
as Bull McDowell
- 1932 The Roadhouse Murder
as Kraft
- 1932 Amateur Daddy
as Sam Pelgram
- 1932 It's Tough to Be Famous
as Chief Petty Officer Steve Stevens
- 1932 Polly of the Circus
as Beef
- 1932 Taxi!
as Buck Gerard
- 1932 Union Depot
as Kendall
- 1932 This Reckless Age
as Matthew Daggett
- 1931 Arrowsmith
as State Veterinarian
- 1931 Street Scene
as Mr. Frank Maurrant
- 1931 I Take This Woman
as Circus Boss
- 1915 Bondwomen
as David Power