Adelbert Elliott Dexter Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Elliott Dexter (March 29, 1870, Galveston, Texas – June 21, 1941, Amityville, New York) was an American film and stage actor. Dexter started his career in vaudeville and did not move to films until he was 45. He retired from acting in 1925.Dexter married silent film actress Marie Doro in 1915. However, the union was brief and the couple soon divorced, having had no children.
Don't Change Your Husband, The Affairs of Anatol, Adam's Rib, Old Wives for New, For Better, for Worse, Something to Think About, The Squaw Man, Flaming Youth, Woman and Wife, The American Beauty, The Rise of Jennie Cushing, Behold My Wife!, Forever, An International Marriage, A Romance of the Redwo...
Star Sign
Sagittarius
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Trademark
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The ability to play a wide range of characters.
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Fact
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Began in films at the age of 35. With Paramount in 1919.
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Suffered from a stroke in 1919, which caused partial paralysis. While he was recovering, Cecil B. DeMille arranged for Dexter's character in Something to Talk About (1920) to have a limp.
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Vaudeville actor.
Actor
Title
Year
Status
Character
This Verdict
1925
Stella Maris
1925
John Risca
The Verdict
1925
Lawyer
Wasted Lives
1925
Clayton Gray
Capital Punishment
1925
Gordon Harrington
The Triflers
1924
Peter Noyes
The Age of Innocence
1924
Newland Archer
The Fast Set
1924
Richard
For Woman's Favor
1924
Howard Fiske
The Spitfire
1924
Douglas Kenyon
By Divine Right
1924
Austin Farrol
Flaming Youth
1923
Dr. Bobs
Adam's Rib
1923
Prof. Nathan Reade
The Common Law
1923
José Querida
Broadway Gold
1923
Eugene Durant
Only 38
1923
Professor Charles Giddings
Mary of the Movies
1923
Elliott Dexter (uncredited)
An Old Sweetheart of Mine
1923
John Craig, as an adult
Enter Madame
1922
Gerald Fitzgerald
The Hands of Nara
1922
Emlen Claveloux
Grand Larceny
1922
John Annixter
Don't Tell Everything
1921
Harvey Gilroy
Forever
1921
Monsieur Pasquier
The Affairs of Anatol
1921
Max Runyon
The Witching Hour
1921
Jack Brookfield
Something to Think About
1920
David Markely
Behold My Wife
1920
Richard Armour
A Daughter of the Wolf
1919
Robert Draly
For Better, for Worse
1919
Dr. Edward Meade
Maggie Pepper
1919
Joe Holbrook
Don't Change Your Husband
1919
James Denby Porter
The Squaw Man
1918
Jim Wynnegate
Women's Weapons
1918
Nicholas Elliot (as Elliot Dexter)
The Girl Who Came Back
1918
State Sen. George Bayard
We Can't Have Everything
1918
Jim Dyckman
Old Wives for New
1918
Charles Murdock
The Whispering Chorus
1918
George Coggeswell
Woman and Wife
1918
Edward Rochester
Vengeance Is Mine
1917
Dr. Smith
The Eternal Temptress
1917
Harry Althrop
Sylvia of the Secret Service
1917
Curtis Prescott
The Rise of Jenny Cushing
1917
Donelson Meigs
Stranded in Arcady
1917
Donald Prime
The Inner Shrine
1917
Marquis de Bienville
A Romance of the Redwoods
1917
'Black' Brown, Road Agent
The Tides of Barnegat
1917
Dr. John Cavendish
Castles for Two
1917
Brian O'Neil
Lost and Won
1917
Walter Crane
The Plow Girl
1916
John Stoddard
The Lash
1916
Warren Harding
The Victory of Conscience
1916
Prince Dimitri Karitzin
Public Opinion
1916
Gordon Graham
An International Marriage
1916
John Oglesby
The American Beauty
1916
Paul Keith
The Heart of Nora Flynn
1916
Nolan
Daphne and the Pirate
1916
Philip de Mornay
Diplomacy
1916/I
Julian Beauclerc
The Masqueraders
1915/I
David Remon
Helene of the North
1915
Pierre
Self
Title
Year
Status
Character
Hello, 'Frisco
1924
Short
Himself - Elliot Dexter
Screen Snapshots, Series 3, No. 23
1923
Documentary short
Himself
Souls for Sale
1923
Himself
Won Awards
Year
Award
Ceremony
Nomination
Movie
1960
Star on the Walk of Fame
Walk of Fame
Motion Picture
On 8 February 1960. At 1751 Vine Street.
Known for movies
Don't Change Your Husband (1919) as James Denby Porter
$200,000
