Acting
Al Cooke
- Career
Active from 1921 to 1933, busiest in 1927 with 7 main titles.
- Leading roles
- 8top three billing
- Average score
- Not enough ratings
Main genres
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Recurring tags
- Nostalgic 3
- Classic Film 2
- Sports 2
- Lighthearted 2
- Historical Setting 2
Works often with
People in at least two of their main titles.
Kit GuardActorHer Father Said No, Fresh Hair Fiends, The Lady of Lyons, N.Y., Faster Foster, New Faces for Old, +7 more- DDanny O'SheaActorHer Father Said No, Fresh Hair Fiends, New Faces for Old, She Troupes to Conquer, Peter's Pan, +1 more
Lorraine EasonActorFresh Hair Fiends, New Faces for Old, She Troupes to Conquer, Peter's Pan, The Beloved Rouge
Thelma HillActorFresh Hair Fiends, New Faces for Old, She Troupes to Conquer, Peter's Pan, The Beloved Rouge
Reggie MorrisDirectorFresh Hair Fiends, New Faces for Old, She Troupes to Conquer, Peter's Pan, The Beloved Rouge
George O'HaraActorFighting Blood, The Duck Hunter, Fighting Blood
Mabel Van BurenActorThe Lady of Lyons, N.Y., Fighting Blood, Fighting Blood
Malcolm St. ClairActorFighting Blood, Money to Burns, Fighting Blood
Roy Del RuthDirectorHard Knocks and Love Taps, The Duck Hunter, Gymnasium Jim
Jack CooperActorThe Duck Hunter, Gymnasium Jim- MM.C. RyanActorFighting Blood, Fighting Blood
Kewpie MorganActorThe Duck Hunter, Gymnasium Jim
Movies and TV shows
29Type
Role
Score
Decade
Genre
Group by
1950s
1 title
as The Jack of All Trades
1930s
3 titles
as Drunk
as The Bridegroom (as Albert Cooke)
as Drunk (uncredited)
1920s
25 titles
as Al Conklin
as Nate Muggleduffie
as Nate Muggleduffie
as Al Cooke
as O'Brien
as Brakeman
as Jimmy - bellboy
as Jerry
as Drunk at Boarding House (uncredited)
as The Chauffeur
as The Jack of All Trades
as Cop / Diner / Juror