Frederick Kerr

1858-10-11 (166 years old) in London, England, UK

Frederick Kerr (born Frederick Grinham Keen) was an English stage and screen actor who performed in plays and movies both in the UK and America, his film career beginning in 1916. He is best remembered for his portrayal of the old Baron Frankenstein in Frankenstein (1931).

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Known For

Frankenstein

Frankenstein

Waterloo Bridge

Waterloo Bridge

Raffles

Raffles

Lovers Courageous

Lovers Courageous

But the Flesh Is Weak

But the Flesh Is Weak

The Lady of Scandal

The Lady of Scandal

The Devil to Pay!

The Devil to Pay!

Always Goodbye

Always Goodbye

Beauty and the Boss

Beauty and the Boss

Born to Love

Born to Love

The Man from Toronto

The Man from Toronto

Friends and Lovers

Friends and Lovers

The Midshipmaid

The Midshipmaid

Lord of the Manor

Lord of the Manor

12.10

12.10

Honor of the Family

Honor of the Family

Victory and Peace

Victory and Peace

Credits

1931-11-21 · Frankenstein as Baron Frankenstein
1931-09-01 · Waterloo Bridge as Major Fred Wetherby
1930-07-11 · Raffles as Lord Harry Melrose
1932-01-23 · Lovers Courageous as Admiral Percy Blayne
1932-04-09 · But the Flesh Is Weak as Duke of Hampshire
1930-05-24 · The Lady of Scandal as Lord Trench
1930-12-18 · The Devil to Pay! as Lord Leland Hale
1931-05-24 · Always Goodbye as Sir George Boomer
1932-04-09 · Beauty and the Boss as Count Von Tolheim
1931-04-17 · Born to Love as Lord Ponsonby
1933-01-01 · The Man from Toronto as Bunston
1931-10-03 · Friends and Lovers as General Thomas Armstrong
1932-12-08 · The Midshipmaid as Sir Percy Newbiggin
1933-05-01 · Lord of the Manor as Sir Henry Bovey
1919-12-14 · 12.10 as Dr. Wrightman
1931-10-17 · Honor of the Family as Paul Barony
1918-12-01 · Victory and Peace as Sir Richard Arkwright

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