Sam Hardy
March 21, 1883 (143 years old) in New Haven, Connecticut, USA
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Sam B. Hardy (March 21, 1883 – October 16, 1935) was an American stage and film actor who appeared in feature films during the silent and early sound eras. He died of intestinal problems. He was also known as Samuel Hardy. Born in New Haven, Connecticut, Hardy attended Yale but left there to become an actor on stage. He entered the world of film with Biograph Studios. Hardy became ill while he was working in the film Shoot the Chutes, starring Eddie Cantor. He did not survive emergency surgery at a hospital.
Known For
Credits
- 1935 · Break of Hearts as Marx
- 1934 · The Gay Bride as Daniel J. Dingle
- 1934 · I Give My Love as Pogey
- 1934 · Little Miss Marker as Bennie the Gouge
- 1933 · Ann Vickers as Russell Spaulding
- 1933 · Three Cornered Moon as Hawkins
- 1933 · The Big Brain as Slick Ryan
- 1933 · King Kong as Charles Weston
- 1933 · Face in the Sky as Professor Triplett
- 1932 · The Phantom of Crestwood as Pete Harris
- 1932 · Make Me a Star as Jeff Baird
- 1932 · The Dark Horse as Mr. Black
- 1931 · Peach-o-Reno as Judge Jackson
- 1931 · The Miracle Woman as Bob Hornsby
- 1931 · The Millionaire as McCoy
- 1931 · June Moon as Sam Hart
- 1931 · The Champion as Rooney - Kane's Manager
- 1930 · Reno as J.B. Berkley
- 1930 · Burning Up as Windy 'Wally' Wallace
- 1929 · Mexicali Rose as Happy Manning
- 1929 · On With the Show! as Jerry
- 1929 · A Man's Man as Charlie
- 1929 · When Caesar Ran a Newspaper as Marc Antony
- 1929 · The Rainbow as Derbyy Scanlon
- 1928 · The Night Bird as Gleason
- 1928 · Diamond Handcuffs as Spike
- 1928 · The Big Noise as Philip Hurd
- 1927 · Orchids and Ermine as Hank
- 1927 · The Perfect Sap as Nick Fanshaw
- 1926 · The Savage as Managing Editor
- 1919 · Almost Married as Lt. James 'Jim' Winthrop, Jr.
- 1918 · Uncle Tom's Cabin as Simon Legree
- 1917 · At First Sight as Hartly Poole
- Future · His Father's Wife as Lieutenant James 'Jim' Winthrop Jr.
- 1935 · Powdersmoke Range as Big Steve Ogden
- 1934 · Night Alarm as Editor Stephen Caldwell
- 1934 · Transatlantic Merry-Go-Round as Jack Summers
- 1934 · The Hollywood Gad-About as Self - Weight Guesser (uncredited)
- 1934 · Aunt Sally as Michael 'King' Kelly
- 1933 · Curtain at Eight as Capt. Martin Gallagher
- 1933 · Stolen by Gypsies or Beer and Bicycles as Sinclair Sable
- 1933 · Goldie Gets Along as Sam Muldoon
- 1932 · Rule 'Em and Weep as King Frenzi
- 1931 · The Magnificent Lie as Larry
- 1931 · Annabelle's Affairs as James Ludgate
- 1930 · Borrowed Wives as G.W. Parker
- 1930 · The Florodora Girl as Harry Fontaine
- 1930 · True to the Navy as Brady
- 1930 · Song of the West as Davolo
- 1929 · Acquitted as Egan
- 1929 · Fast Company as
- 1929 · Big News as Joe Reno
- 1929 · Rainbow Man as Doc Hardy
- 1928 · Give and Take as Industrialist
- 1928 · Outcast as Jack
- 1928 · The Butter and Egg Man as Joe Lehman
- 1928 · Turn Back the Hours as 'Ace' Kearney
- 1928 · Burning Up Broadway as Spike
- 1927 · A Texas Steer as Brassy Gall
- 1927 · Broadway Nights as Johnny Fay
- 1926 · The Prince of Tempters as Apollo Beneventa
- 1926 · The Great Deception as Handy
- 1926 · When Love Grows Cold as William Graves
- 1926 · Bluebeard's Seven Wives as Gindelheim
- 1925 · The Half-Way Girl as Jardine
- 1923 · Little Old New York as Cornelius Vanderbilt
- 1923 · Mighty Lak' a Rose as Jerome Trevor
- 1921 · Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford as J. Rufus Wallingford