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Portrait of Ivan Triesault

Acting

Ivan Triesault

Titles
54movies30TV shows
Career

Active from 1944 to 1969, with up to 1 main title a year.

Leading roles
2
top three billing
Average score
GoodWatch score52/100
Highest rated
Poster for Ma and Pa Kettle on Vacation
Ma and Pa Kettle on Vacation
GoodWatch score68/100

What stands out

Compared with the average well-known movie, over 54 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.

Energy: 4.3 versus catalog average 4.7EnergyHeart: 4.2 versus catalog average 4.2HeartHumor: 2.3 versus catalog average 2.6HumorWorld: 5.2 versus catalog average 5.7WorldCraft: 5.0 versus catalog average 5.3CraftStyle: 5.6 versus catalog average 6.0Style
Ivan Triesault Catalog average

Rarely in their work

  • Contemporary Realism
    2.4, average 5.4
  • Coming of Age
    1.5, average 3.0
  • Psychological
    4.1, average 5.6
  • Melancholy
    3.4, average 4.7

Main genres

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Recurring tags

    Works often with

    People in at least two of their main titles.

    Movies and TV shows

    84

    1960s

    23 titles · average score 67

    TV show · as Maitre d'hotel

    TV show · as Benson Parkhurst

    TV show · as Plantinov

    as West German Delegate (uncredited)

    TV show · as General von Katz

    TV show · as Wexler

    as Grandpa Loues / Mr. Trisapopolis

    TV show · as Doctor

    All 23 titles from the 1960s

    1950s

    40 titles · average score 65

    TV show · as Thad Borchik

    TV show · as Inspector

    TV show · as Fred Schoenbeck / Dr. Franz Kleinman

    as Phillip - Captain of Waiters (uncredited)

    TV show · as Volpe

    as Alexis Delios

    All 40 titles from the 1950s

    1940s

    21 titles · average score 59

    as Photographer (uncredited)

    as Peter Vandaman

    as Eric Mathis

    as Hausmer, Schiller's Henchman

    as Monsieur Chopin (uncredited)

    as Museum Guide (uncredited)

    as German Lieutenant (uncredited)

    as Jan Spavero (uncredited)

    as Mr. Tukhachevsky (Former General) (uncredited)

    All 21 titles from the 1940s