Acting · geboren 1870-08-08 · Essen, Germany

John Steppling

John Steppling (8 August 1870 in Essen, Germany – 5 April 1932 in Hollywood, California) was a German-American silent film actor. He moved to America at a young age and entered film in 1912 aged 42. He starred in a total of 230 films between then and 1928, beginning with one of the first feature films ever made, Tess of the d'Urbervilles. He is also credited with directing 7 films. He is the grandfather of playwright John Steppling.

Bekannt aus

• Der Mann, den sein Gewissen trieb (1932)
• Johanna Enlists (1918) – Maj. Wappington
• The County Fair (1920) – Otis Tucker
• Let's Go (1923) – Andrew J. Macklin
• California Straight Ahead (1925) – Jeffrey Browne
• The Reckless Age (1924) – Spencer Meyrick
• Bell Boy 13 (1923) – Ellrey Elrod
• A Bathtub Bandit (1917)
• Billions (1920) – Isaac Colben
• Soft Shoes (1925) – Markham
• Black Beauty (1921) – Squire Gordon
• Behind the Counter (1928) – Her Father
• Billy McGrath on Broadway (1913) – Billy McGrath
• Damaged Goods (1914) – Senator Locke
• The Heart of a Child (1920) – Joe Mosenstein
• The Sin Flood (1922) – Swift
• High Steppers (1926) – John Steppling
• Lombardi, Ltd. (1919) – Max Strohan
• Jim (1914) – William Bent - the Publisher
• Glass Houses (1922) – The Lawyer
• The Fast Worker (1924) – Mr. Rodney
• The Husband Hunter (1920) – Kelly
• The Comet's Come-Back (1916)
• Pretenses (1915) – Mike Guffy
• The Silver Car (1921) – Vicar
• Tess of the D'Urbervilles (1913) – John Durbeyfield
• Going Up (1923) – William Douglas
• Memory Lane (1926) – Mary's Father
• Madame Peacock (1920) – Rudolph Cleeberg
• The Better Man (1926) – Phineas Ward
• Luck in Pawn (1919) – Abraham Armsberg
• The Man Next Door (1923) – David Wisner
• Nobody's Kid (1921)
• Sick Abed (1920) – John Weems
• Caprice (1913) – Secondary Role (uncredited)
• Eve's Lover (1925) – Burton Gregg
• The Dramatic Life of Abraham Lincoln (1924) – Chairman of delegation
• The Galloping Fish (1924) – Cato Dodd
• What a Wife Learned (1923) – Maxfield
• The Breathless Moment (1924) – Banker Day