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Robert Bolder
(1859-1937)
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Robert Bolder was born on 20 July 1859 in London, England, UK. He was an actor, known for
Fools for Luck (1917)
,
Grumpy (1930)
and
On Trial (1917)
. He died on 10 December 1937 in Beverly Hills, California, USA.
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Known for
Fools for Luck
Papa
(as Bobbie Bolder)
1917
Grumpy
4.4
Merridew
1930
On Trial
Mr. Burke
1917
Burning Daylight
Guggenhammer
1920
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The White Angel
6.6
Doctor
(uncredited)
1936
The Case Against Mrs. Ames
6.8
Juryman
(uncredited)
1936
The Moon's Our Home
6.6
Butler
1936
Little Lord Fauntleroy
7.3
Party Guest
(uncredited)
1936
The Great Impersonation
6.5
Villager
(uncredited)
1935
The Perfect Gentleman
6.4
Bidder
(uncredited)
1935
The Wedding Night
6.6
Doctor
(uncredited)
1935
Treasure Island
7.1
Mild Man at Inn
(uncredited)
1934
One More River
6.8
Juryman
(uncredited)
1934
Murder in Trinidad
6.4
Secretary
(uncredited)
1934
Riptide
6.4
Man at Aunt Hetty's
(uncredited)
1934
Only Yesterday
7.3
(uncredited)
1933
Gigolettes of Paris
5.6
1933
Morning Glory
6.4
Actor
(uncredited)
1933
The Bitter Tea of General Yen
6.9
Missionary
(uncredited)
1932
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Alternative names
Bobbie Bolder
Height
5′ 2″ (1.57 m)
Born
July 20
,
1859
London, England, UK
Died
December 10
,
1937
Beverly Hills, California, USA
(undisclosed)
Other works
Stage actor; active on Broadway in the following productions:
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