Frederick Kerr
Known for acting · Born 11 October 1858 · Died 3 May 1933 · aged 74 · London, England, UK
18 credits
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).
Known for
Frankenstein
1931
The Devil to Pay!
1930
Waterloo Bridge
1931
Raffles
1930
The Man from Toronto
1933
Lord of the Manor
1933
The Lady of Scandal
1930
The Midshipmaid
1932
Beauty and the Boss
1932
Lovers Courageous
1932
Born to Love
1931
Always Goodbye
1931
Acting (18)
1933The Man from TorontoBunstonFilm
1933Lord of the ManorSir Henry BoveyFilm
1932Beauty and the BossCount Von TolheimFilm
1932Lovers CourageousAdmiral Percy BlayneFilm
1932But the Flesh Is WeakDuke of HampshireFilm
1932The MidshipmaidSir Percy NewbigginFilm
1931FrankensteinBaron FrankensteinFilm
1931Waterloo BridgeMajor Fred WetherbyFilm
1931Friends and LoversGeneral Thomas ArmstrongFilm
1931Born to LoveLord PonsonbyFilm
1931Always GoodbyeSir George BoomerFilm
1931Honor of the FamilyPaul BaronyFilm
1930The Devil to Pay!Lord Leland HaleFilm
1930RafflesLord Harry MelroseFilm
1930The Lady of ScandalLord TrenchFilm
191912.10Dr. WrightmanFilm
1918Victory and PeaceSir Richard ArkwrightFilm
1916The LifeguardsmanPremierFilm