Marc McDermott
Biography
Marc McDermott was an Australian actor who starred on Broadway and in over 180 American films from 1909 until his death.
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Movies (50)
The Whip
as Lord Beverly
1928
The Yellow Lily
as Archduke Peter
1928
Glorious Betsy
as Col. Patterson
1928
Man, Woman and Sin
as Bancroft
1927
The Road to Romance
as Popolo
1927
California
as Drachano
1927
Resurrection
as Major Schoenboch
1927
The Taxi Dancer
as Henry Brierhalter
1927
Flesh and the Devil
as Count von Rhaden
1926
The Temptress
as M. Fontenoy
1926
The Love Thief
as Prince Karl
1926
The Lucky Lady
as Franz Garletz
1926
Kiki
as Baron Rapp
1926
Siege
1925
Graustark
as Prince Gabriel
1925
The Goose Woman
as Amos Ethridge
1925
The Lady
as Mr. Wendover
1925
He Who Gets Slapped
as Baron Regnard
1924
This Woman
as Stratini
1924
In Every Woman's Life
as Count Coti Desanges
1924
The Sea Hawk
as Sir John Killigrew
1924
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall
as Sir Malcolm Vernon
1924
Three Miles Out
as Luis Riccardi
1924
Hoodman Blind
as John Linden
1923
Lucretia Lombard
as Sir Allen Lombard
1923
The Satin Girl
as Fargo
1923
The Lights of New York
as Charles Redding
1922
The Spanish Jade
as Don Luis Ramónez de Alavia
1922
Footlights
as Oswald Kane
1921
Miss 139
as Prof. John Breede
1921
While New York Sleeps
as Strange Visitor / The Man / The Paralytic
1920
Even as Eve
as O'Hara
1920
The Thirteenth Chair
as Stephen Lee
1919
Kathleen Mavourneen
1919
The New Moon
as Vasili Lazoff
1919
Buchanan's Wife
as Herbert Buchanan
1918
The Girl of Today
as Dr. Wolff
1918
The Woman Between Friends
as John Drene
1918
Mary Jane's Pa
as Hiram Perkins
1917
The Sixteenth Wife
as Kadir El Raschid
1917
Intrigue
as Richard Carr
1917
The Last Sentence
as George Crosby
1917
The Price of Fame
as John Thatcher / William Thatcher
1916
The Man Who Disappeared
1914
Who Will Marry Mary?
1913
With the Eyes of the Blind
as James Horton
1913
The Portrait
as Paul Le Grand
1913
The Man He Might Have Been
as The Principal
1913
Lady Clare
as Lord Ronald
1912
A Suffragette in Spite of Himself
as The Gentleman
1912