Gaston Glass
Acting
December 30, 1899
Paris, France
81 movies
7.7 avg
1
Best Performances
Highest rated appearances
Acting
Highest rated appearances
Tiger Rose
as Pierre
Behind Closed Doors
as Fred Baher
Geraldine
as Bell Cameron
The Faker
as Frank Clayton
Broken Barriers
as Charles Hill
The Red Mark
as Bibi-Ri
Name the Woman
as Joe Arnold
Obey Your Husband
as Arthur Reade
Compassion
as David Stanley
My Home Town
as David Warren
The Wife's Relations
as Tom Powers
The Gorilla
as Marsden
Life in Hollywood No. 2
as Himself
Jewish Prudence
as Aaron
Sinews of Steel
as Robert McNeil Jr.
The Show Girl
as Billy Barton
Exclusive Rights
Tentacles of the North
as Francis Wainfield
Flying Fool
as Jack Bryan
Her Sacrifice
as David Orland
Subway Sadie
as Fred Perry
The Romance of a Million Dollars
as West MacDonald
The Call of the Klondike
as Dick Norton
Sweet Daddies
as Sam Berkowitz
The Midnight Limited
as Alan Bennett aka Alan Morse
The Danger Signal
as Ralph Browning
Parisian Nights
as Jacques
Pursued
as Dick Manning
The Price of Success
as Wally
The Scarlet West
as Capt. Howard
The Bad Lands
as Hal Owen
The Verdict
as District Attorney
Folly of Youth
as Robert Cartwright
Fair Play
as Dickie Thane
The Mad Marriage
I Am the Man
as Daniel Harrington
Trouping with Ellen
as Andy Owens
After the Ball
as Arthur Trevelyan
The Midnight Flower
as Rev. Roy Allen
Mothers-in-Law
as David Wingate
Daughters of the Rich
as Gerald Welden
The Girl Who Came Back
as Ray Underhill
The Spider and the Rose
as Don Marcello
Gimme
as Clinton Ferris
The Hero
as Oswald Lane
The Kingdom Within
as Amos
Rich Men's Wives
as Juan Camillo
Monte Cristo
as Albert de Morcerf
I Am the Law
as Ralph Fitzgerald
God's Crucible
as Ivan Kalmar
Glass Houses
as Billy Norton
The Song of Life
as David Tilden
Little Miss Smiles
as Dr. Jack Washton
Cameron of the Royal Mounted
as Cpl. Cameron
There Are No Villains
as John King
Her Winning Way
as Harold Hargrave
The Branded Woman
as William Whitlock
The World and His Wife
as Ernesto
Humoresque
as Leon Kantor (adult)
Mothers of Men
as Lt. Gerome De La Motte
