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Acting

Paul Weigel

Titles
76movies
Career

Active from 1916 to 1942, with a break from 1932 to 1941, busiest in 1917 and 1928 with 5 main titles each.

Leading roles
4
top three billing
Average score
GoodWatch score76/100
Highest rated
Poster for For Heaven's Sake
For Heaven's Sake
GoodWatch score76/100

What stands out

Compared with the average well-known movie, over 15 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.

Energy: 4.3 versus catalog average 4.7EnergyHeart: 4.5 versus catalog average 4.2HeartHumor: 2.9 versus catalog average 2.6HumorWorld: 5.9 versus catalog average 5.7WorldCraft: 5.5 versus catalog average 5.3CraftStyle: 5.9 versus catalog average 6.0Style
Paul Weigel Catalog average

Main genres

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Recurring tags

  • Classic Film 2

Works often with

People in at least two of their main titles.

Movies and TV shows

76

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1 title

as Henry Seldon

1940s

11 titles · average score 69

as Candy Store Proprietor (uncredited)

as The Governor's Butler (uncredited)

as Elderly Man (Uncredited)

as Elderly Man (uncredited)

as Pop Schmidt (uncredited)

as Henri Devalier

as Old Man (uncredited)

as Janitor at Mlle Rosay's

as Gus- Deleicatesson Proprietor (uncredited)

as Professor Gauss (uncredited)

1930s

16 titles · average score 69

as Vladimir, with Letter from Leon (uncredited)

as Daniel Forbes

as French Telegrapher

as Transylvania Innkeeper (uncredited)

as Telegraph Operator

as Adolph Schmidt

as Brother Jacob

as Florence's Father (uncredited)

as Oil Co. Director Larribee

All 16 titles from the 1930s

1920s

30 titles · average score 76

as Redhead's father

as Serge Demidoff

as Brother Paul, the Optimist

as Dummy O'Day

as Napoleon III (Prologue)

as The Stepfather

as Marquis DeBriac

as Plum Duff Hargis

All 30 titles from the 1920s

1910s

18 titles

as Father Felician

as Count de Suchet (the elder)

as William Rainier

as Emmett Gibson

as Undetermined Role

as Attaché to the Baron

as Makepeace Struble

All 18 titles from the 1910s