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Rupert Julian
Rupert Julian (born 1879-01-25, died 1943-12-27) from New Zealand is known as film actor, actor, director Notable credits include The Cat Creeps, Love Comes Along, Walking Back, The Leopard Lady, The Country Doctor.
- Born
- 1879-01-25
- Died
- 1943-12-27
- Country
- New Zealand
- Known for
- film actor, actor, director, film producer
Source: Wikidata
Filmography & credits
34 titles
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Walking Back
1928 · Director
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The Leopard Lady
1928 · Director
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The Country Doctor
1927 · Director
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The Yankee Clipper
1927 · Director
Silence
1926 · Director
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The Phantom of the Opera
1925 · Director
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Hell's Highroad
1925 · Director
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Changing Husbands
1924 · Director
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Love and Glory
1924 · Director
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Merry-Go-Round
1923 · Director
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The Fire Flingers
1919 · Director
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The Millionaire Pirate
1919 · Director
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Creaking Stairs
1919 · Director
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The Sleeping Lion
1919 · Director
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The Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin
1918 · Director
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Fires of Youth
1918 · Director
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Midnight Madness
1918 · Director
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The Turn of the Wheel
1918 · Actor
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The Savage
1917 · Director
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Mother o' Mine
1917 · Director
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The Door Between
1917 · Director
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The Circus of Life
1917 · Director
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The Mysterious Mr. Tiller
1917 · Director
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The Desire of the Moth
1917 · Director
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The Gift Girl
1917 · Director
Bettina Loved a Soldier
1916 · Director
Image: Burton Rice (artist) / Universal Film Manufacturing Company · Public domain
Frequently asked questions
Q.Who is Rupert Julian?
Hollywood Director and Actor (1879-1943)
Q.When was Rupert Julian born?
Rupert Julian was born on 1879-01-25.
Q.What has Rupert Julian appeared in?
Rupert Julian's credits include The Cat Creeps (1930), Love Comes Along (1930), Walking Back (1928), The Leopard Lady (1928), The Country Doctor (1927), The Yankee Clipper (1927), Three Faces East (1926), Silence (1926).
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