Acting
Harry Northrup
- Titles
- 69movies
- Career
Active from 1911 to 1931, busiest in 1912 with 9 main titles.
- Leading roles
- 27top three billing
- Average score
44/100
- Highest rated
Party Girl44/100
What stands out
Compared with the average well-known movie, over 3 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.
- Historical7.7average 2.6
- Romance6.3average 3.8
- Class & Capitalism5.7average 3.3
- Warfare3.0average 1.2
- Social Commentary6.3average 4.9
- Family Dynamics6.0average 4.8
- Pathos6.3average 5.2
- Melancholy5.7average 4.7
Rarely in their work
- Contemporary Realism2.0, average 5.4
- Crime1.0, average 3.7
- Dark Humor1.0, average 2.8
- Uncanny0.7, average 2.5
Main genres
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Recurring tags
- Historical Setting 3
- Silent Era Drama 2
Works often with
People in at least two of their main titles.
Helen GardnerActorWhere the Money Went, The Girl and the Sheriff, Alixe; or, the Test of Friendship, Vanity Fair, By Woman's Wit, +2 more
Julia Swayne GordonActorTwo Women, Lifting the Ban of Coventry, My Lady's Slipper, Rock of Ages, The Painted World, +2 more
Edith StoreyActorThe Eyes of Mystery, The Christian, As the Sun Went Down, Children of the Feud, The Cave Man
Charles KentActorThe Blue Envelope Mystery, Britton of the Seventh, The Girl and the Sheriff, The Christian, Vanity Fair
James MorrisonActorThe Christian, Within an Ace, Regan's Daughter, Children of the Feud, The Indian Mutiny
Ralph InceActorTwo Women, My Lady's Slipper, The Painted World, The Cave Man, The Painted World
William V. RanousActorAlixe; or, the Test of Friendship, Vanity Fair, At the Eleventh Hour, The Hindoo's Curse
Lillian WalkerActorLifting the Ban of Coventry, The Blue Envelope Mystery, At the Eleventh Hour, The Indian Mutiny
Ned FinleyActorLifting the Ban of Coventry, Britton of the Seventh, Children of the Feud, West Wind
Anita StewartActorTwo Women, My Lady's Slipper, The Painted World, The Painted World
Earle WilliamsActorTwo Women, My Lady's Slipper, The Christian, Alixe; or, the Test of Friendship
Leo DelaneyActorWhere the Money Went, Vanity Fair, By Woman's Wit, Under the Daisies
Movies and TV shows
69Type
1930s
5 titles · average score 54
as Café Doorman (uncredited)
as Reformer
as Brandt
as Meadows - the Butler
as Robert Lowry
1920s
21 titles · average score 71
as Amb. D'Ray
as Coroner
as A.E. Blair
as Mr. Channing
as Michael Krellin
as Revel's Valet (uncredited)
as Steve Stone
as Dave Hume
as Thorpe
as The General
as Richard Camden
as Northmour
1910s
43 titles
as Baptiste Navet
as James Leyburn
as Roger Carmichael
as Capt. Hodgeman
as Richard Glendon
as Mortimer Grierson
as Former Prisoner (as H.S. Northrup)
as Lord Robert Ure
as Dagban
as Her Admirer
as Capt. Rawden Crawley
as The Husband