Edward LeSaint

actor, director, writer

Born:: 1870-12-13, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Died:: 1940-09-10, Los Angeles, California, USA
Professions:: actor, director, writer

Biography

Edward LeSaint, whose life began in Cincinnati, Ohio, on 13 December 1870, left his mark on early Hollywood as both an actor and a director. His cinematic legacy spans films like Merely Mary Ann (1920) and The Girl of My Heart (1920), and notably includes an appearance in Charlie Chaplin's timeless masterpiece, Modern Times (1936). Off-screen, he shared his life with Stella Razeto. LeSaint's final bow occurred in Los Angeles, California, on 10 September 1940.

Edward LeSaint

Filmography

The Long Chance

Each to His Kind

The Golden Fetter

The Lonesome Chap

The Feud

Kultur

Her One Mistake

Heir of the Ages

The Scarlet Road

Flames of the Flesh

The Wilderness Trail

More to Be Pitied Than Scorned

Cupid's Roundup

The Mother of His Children

The Wolf and His Mate

Merely Mary Ann

The Speed Maniac

The Call of the Soul

Hell-Roarin' Reform

Two Moons

A Sister to Salome

Fighting Mad

The Girl of My Heart

Rose of Nome

The Sneak

Painted Lips

The Sleep Walker

The Marriage Market

Only a Shop Girl

Reporter Jimmie Intervenes

Nobody's Wife

The Bird of Prey

The Circular Staircase

The Devil's Wheel

The Three Godfathers

The Strange Woman

Temptation

The Soul of Kura San

Yesterday's Wife

The Victoria Cross

The Honorable Friend

Innocence

The Squaw Man's Son

Fighting for Gold

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