Birth Day: 1859-07-20
Place of birth: London, England, UK
Robert Bolder (20 July 1859 – 10 December 1937) was an English film actor of the silent era. He appeared in more than 120 films between 1912 and 1936. He was born in London and died in Los Angeles, California. In the early part of the 20th-century Bolder was involved in several Broadway productions.
Credits
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As Doctor (uncredited) -
As Doctor -
As Villager (uncredited) -
As Bidder (uncredited) -
As Juryman (Uncredited) -
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As Actor (uncredited) -
As Missionary -
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As Man in Audience (uncredited) -
As Merridew -
As Commodore -
As Scotty (uncredited) -
As Hilary -
As (uncredited) -
As John Peebles -
As Jason, The Butler -
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As Leander Hicks -
As Thomas Egan -
As Dr. Haynes -
As A country politician -
As Adm. van der Kuylen -
As Bill Connors -
As Ayoub -
As Butler -
As Dawson -
As Josiah Brown -
As Speakeasy Doorman (uncredited) -
As Lord Parham -
As Vicar Blomefield -
As Valet -
As Mr. Foster -
As James Houston -
As Dr. Flexner -
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As Solomon Bassbridge -
As Guggenhammer -
As Bunko -
As Monsieur Bergomat -
As Bickers -
As Robert -
As Gus Hertz -
As Newte -
As Chef Henri -
As Butler -
As Undetermined Role -
As Papa (as Bobbie Bolder) -
As Mr. Burke -
As A. Knutt -
As Everett True -
As 2nd Grafter -
As Murphy -
As 1st Tricker -
As Archie -
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As Studio President -
As Professor Dub
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As The Girl's Uncle -
As Hiram Bartlett - the Father of the Prodigal Son
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As Her Admirer -
As Mr. Montgomery -
As Argentine Boldo -
As Farmer Stebbins -
As Doc Perkins (as Bobbie Bolder)
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As Snyder -
As Mr. Simp -
As Husband -
As Her Father -
As The Druggist -
As Jonas Willoughby, her father -
As Proprietor of Restaurant -
As A Juror -
As The Physician -
As Henry Bigger -
As Mrs. Manly -
As Club Member -
As Mr. Von Crooks Sr. -
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As Sweedie's Father -
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As Sweedie's Father -
As The Earl's Father
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As I.M. Tailor -
As Bradbury - Edith's Father
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As The Butler / Grandma -
As Col. Watson - Charles' Father -
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As The Policeman
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As I.R. Stern - the Lawyer -
As Dad
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As The Man with the Toothache