E. Alyn Warren
Biography
Edward Alyn Warren, born on June 2, 1874, in Richmond, Virginia, was a prominent American actor whose career spanned a significant portion of early cinema. He made his mark in the film industry by appearing in an impressive total of 99 films from 1915 until his passing on January 22, 1940. During the silent film era, he was occasionally credited under the names Fred Warren or E. A. Warren, showcasing his versatility as a performer.
Warren's contributions to the world of film were notable, as he transitioned through the evolving landscape of cinema during a time when silent films were giving way to "talkies." His body of work reflects the dynamic changes in the film industry, and he left an enduring legacy as a character actor during a formative period in Hollywood.
He spent his final years in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, where he passed away. Edward Alyn Warren's dedication to his craft and his extensive filmography continue to be recognized by film enthusiasts and historians today. His journey from Richmond to the silver screen marks him as a significant figure in American cinematic history.
Filmography
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They Won't Forget
1937
The Mysterious Mr. Wong
1935 • Phillip Tsang
Abraham Lincoln
1930
Outside the Law
1921 • Chang Lo
The Hatchet Man
1932 • Soo Lat the Cobbler
The Trail of '98
1928
That Mothers Might Live
1938
The Devil-Doll
1936
The Mask of Fu Manchu
1932
Daughter of the Dragon
1931 • Lu Chung
The Bells
1926 • Baruch Koweski / Jethro Koweski
Limehouse Blues
1934 • Ching Lee
Shipmates
1931 • Wong