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
| Birth Location | London, England, UK |
|---|---|
| Born | 1858-10-11 |
| Died | 1933-05-03 |
Movies
Lord of the Manor
as Sir Henry Bovey
1933
The Man from Toronto
as Bunston
1933
The Midshipmaid
as Sir Percy Newbiggin
1932
Beauty and the Boss
as Count Von Tolheim
1932
But the Flesh Is Weak
as Duke of Hampshire
1932
Lovers Courageous
as Admiral Percy Blayne
1932
Frankenstein
as Baron Frankenstein
1931
Honor of the Family
as Paul Barony
1931
Friends and Lovers
as General Thomas Armstrong
1931
Waterloo Bridge
as Major Fred Wetherby
1931
Always Goodbye
as Sir George Boomer
1931
Born to Love
as Lord Ponsonby
1931
The Devil to Pay!
as Lord Leland Hale
1930
Raffles
as Lord Harry Melrose
1930
The Lady of Scandal
as Lord Trench
1930
12.10
as Dr. Wrightman
1919
Victory and Peace
as Sir Richard Arkwright
1918
Frederick Kerr hasn't worked on any movies or TV shows
