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Find bio, credits and filmography information for Noah Beery Sr. on AllMovie - Dubbed by one film historian as "the villain's villain," actor Noah Beery Sr. left his family's…
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One of screendom's most venerable villains, in films from 1917. Huskily built and most typically mustachioed, Beery made an enjoyably rapacious bad guy in many silent films ("The Mark of Zorro" 1920, "The Vanishing American" 1925, "Beau Geste" 1926) and when sound came in his firm, deep bark of...
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Noah Nicholas Beery was an American actor, who appeared in films from 1913 to 1945. His brother, Wallace Beery, was also a successful film actor. His son was actor Noah Berry, Jr.
One of screendom's most venerable villains, in films from 1917. Huskily built and most typically mustachioed, Beery made an enjoyably rapacious bad guy in many silent films ("The Mark of Zorro" 1920, "The Vanishing American" 1925, "Beau Geste" 1926) and when sound came in his firm, deep bark of...
Actor. The older brother of star Wallace Beery, he was called The King of The Bad Guys for his memorable portrayals of ruthless, lecherous villains. His best work was done during the silent era, in such films as The Mark of Zorro (1920), The Sea Wolf (1920), The Spoilers (1923), Lord Jim (1925), and especially Beau...
