Mitchell Lewis
Biography
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Mitchell Lewis (June 26, 1880 – August 24, 1956) was an American film actor whose career as a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer contract player encompassed both silent and sound films. He appeared in more than 175 films between 1914 and 1956. During the silent era he played supporting roles, such as Sheihk Idrim in 1925's Ben Hur, then Ernest De Farge in A Tale of Two Cities (1935) in the sound era, but his career would diminish to small uncredited roles like the Captain of the Winkie Guards in The Wizard of Oz (1939).
Mitchell served as one of the original board members of the Motion Picture Relief Fund, now known as the Motion Picture & Television Fund.
Known For
Acting
1928
asAndy
1925
asSheik Ilderim
1941
asBennett
1922
asLazar
1935
asErnest De Farge
1923
asMarshal Voorhees
1946
asGil Elson
1942
asLudwig
1924
asSonora Jack
1933
asCaptain Waldo
1929
asColonel Hanby
1927
as
1942
asOfficer on Santa Maria (uncredited)
1936
asSalinas
1951
asZack, the waiter
1930
asHank Smith
1938
asNola
1933
asDuval
1923
asBauer
1914
asGang Leader
1930
asJulius
1953
asAndy Redcliffe
1939
asCaptain of the Winkie Guard (uncredited)
1929
asMajor Mohammed Khan
1931
asTabywana
1931
asThe Russian Duke
1924
asD'Agut
1936
asPirate Chief
1941
asAlfred 'Al'
1935
asJoe Martini
1923
asTug Wilson
1932
asBodvin
asVictor
1930
asMcEwen
1919
asAustin Brandt
1931
asHamid
1926
asJohansen, the Mate
1923
asHerod, Tetrarch of Judea
1930
asScrewy O'Toole
1926
asNative
1924
asVassili
1928
asThe Professor
1925
asJules Renault
1934
asCaptain Perava
1953
asMessenger (uncredited)
1956
as1928
asJames Kent
1926
asCrackley
1936
asKing Kamehameha
1938
asMan Who Yells (voice)
1937
asKoalani
1936
asMagistrate (uncredited)
1927
asMaj. Cotton
1936
asHaroun Pasha
1935
asSkipper of Ship
1938
asBoris (uncredited)
1939
asSport, Cheating Gambler
1939
asChief Wahoo
1939
asJoe (uncredited)
1939
asOfficer Minetti
1939
asAdam - Nora's Gardener (uncredited)
1939
asRancher Bull Carson (uncredited)
1939
asFireman Telling Wilks Tommy Went Into Fire
1953
asConcessionaire (uncredited)
1938
asDetective (uncredited)
1945
asPlainclothesman (uncredited)
1929
asStillwater
1932
asHogan
1937
asSondheim
1939
asHotel Runner at Train Station
1940
asMcGuire - Train Engineer
1947
asSet Guard (uncredited)
1925
asZazarack
1932
asHenchman Pierre
1922
asJoe Polack
1942
asJailer
1940
asIndian Pete - Halfbreed
1940
asVenezuelan Foreman (uncredited)
1940
asBarfly at Bar
1951
asMark Miller (uncredited)
1932
asSukhanov
1931
asLarrieau
1940
asNewspaper Buyer (uncredited)
1940
asGuard (uncredited)
1940
asSailor Yelling 'Man Overboard' (uncredited)
1940
asHorse Dealer
1926
asPirate Chief (uncredited)
1928
asThe Ship's Captain
1942
asBolt Saunders (uncredited)
1941
asBart Hodges
1941
asMan #1 Agreeing with Candy
1929
asBlossom
1914
as
1945
asTobacco Chewer (uncredited)
1928
asSuleman the Strong
1949
asEli Whitney's Workman
1930
asColosso
1937
asJailer (uncredited)
1930
asBorloff
1926
asHarmony
1942
asJulio
1943
asRebel Opening Door
1937
asFalse Accident Witness (uncredited)
1948
asGun Shop Proprietor (uncredited)
1942
asPaymaster (uncredited)
1919
asJacques La Rouge
1921
asDonald MacGregor
1923
asScotty McGee
1923
asOld Blind Goring
1940
asWilliam Howard Taft Miggs (Uncredited)
1941
asJake (uncredited)
1951
asSleeping Train Passenger (uncredited)
1952
asOrchard Owner
1944
asSlave (uncredited)
1922
asBeauregard
1918
asBig Steve Reardon
1942
asRestaurant Proprietor (uncredited)
1927
asJean DeBois
1938
asMinor Role (uncredited)
1929
asJack Crawford
1928
asHandsome Williams
1929
asCourt-Martial Officer
1952
asKing’s Page with Pistol (uncredited)
1953
asStage Doorman (uncredited)
1936
asWhite Man Whipping Slave
1935
asBoatman in Office
1946
asSmithy
Production
Crew
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