Noah Beery Sr.

American Actor in silent films

Noah Beery Sr. - Performers & Entertainers born January 17th, 1882
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A prominent actor during the silent film era, Beery had a successful career spanning over three decades. Beery appeared in over 300 films, making significant contributions to early Hollywood. His work included a memorable role in the film 'The Last of the Mohicans' (1920). Transitioning into talkies, Beery continued to act and became a character actor in the 1930s. He frequently portrayed authority figures and villains, often in Westerns, which were a popular genre during that time. Beery's legacy is marked by his ability to adapt to the changing film industry and his prolific output in early cinema.

Starred in 'The Last of the Mohicans' (1920)

Appeared in over 300 films

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