
Born November 14, 1880 — Died April 29, 1966
From Boulder, Colorado, USA
Also known as Louis O'Brien
From Wikipedia Eugene O'Brien (Birthname: Louis O'Brien b. November 14, 1880 in Boulder, Colorado – d. April 29, 1966 in Los Angeles, California) was a silent film star and stage actor. He studied medicine at the University of Colorado at Boulder but was keener on the stage than becoming a doctor. ...

The Legend of Rudolph Valentino
Self (archive footage)
The Faithless Lover
Austin Kent

The Romantic Age
Stephen Winslow

Flames
Herbert Landis

Fine Manners
Brian Alden

Siege
Kenyon Ruyland

Graustark
Grenfall Lorry

Dangerous Innocence
Major Seymour

Souls for Sables
Fred Garlan

The Only Woman
Rex Herrington

Secrets
John Carlton

The Voice from the Minaret
Andrew Fabian

John Smith
John Smith

Channing of the Northwest
Channing

The Prophet's Paradise
Howard Anderson

Clay Dollars
Bruce Edwards

Is Life Worth Living?
Melville Marley

The Last Door
The Magnet

Gilded Lies
Keene McComb

Worlds Apart
Hugh Ledyard
Broadway and Home
Michael Strange

The Wonderful Chance
Lord Birmingham / 'Swagger' Barlow

The Figurehead
Sheridan Dow

A Fool and His Money
John B. Smart

His Wife's Money
Richard Flint

The Broken Melody
Stewart Grant

Sealed Hearts
Jack Prentiss

The Perfect Lover
Brian Lazar

Fires of Faith
Harry Hammond, a Broker

Come Out of the Kitchen
Burton Crane

Little Miss Hoover
Major Adam Baldwin

Under the Greenwood Tree
Jack Hutton
The Spirit That Wins
The Soldier

Her Only Way
Joseph Marshall

The Safety Curtain
Captain Merryon

A Romance of the Underworld
Thomas McDonald

De Luxe Annie
Jimmy Fitzpatrick

By Right of Purchase
Chadwick Himes

The Ghosts of Yesterday
Howard Marston

The Moth
Cpt. Bridgey

Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
Adam Ladd

Poppy
Sir Evelyn Carson

The Rise of Susan
Clavering Gordon

The Chaperon
Jim Ogden

The Return of Eve
Adam

The Scarlet Woman
Robert Blake

Poor Little Peppina
Hugh Carroll

Just Out of College
Edward Worthington Swinger

The Moonstone
Franklin Blake