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John Steppling

John Steppling

Known for: Actor
Born: 8 August 1870, Essen, Germany
Died: 5 April 1932
Credits: 60+ titles

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.

Filmography

American dream
2007 · as głos
Broken Lullaby
Broken Lullaby
1932
Behind the Counter
Behind the Counter
1928 · as Her Father
Their Hour
1928 · as Peggy's Father
By Whose Hand?
By Whose Hand?
1927 · as Claridge
Wedding Bills
Wedding Bills
1927 · as District Attorney
The Gay Old Bird
The Gay Old Bird
1927 · as Uncle
California or Bust
California or Bust
1927 · as President Holtwood
Her Father Said No
Her Father Said No
1927 · as John Hamilton
The Better Man
The Better Man
1926 · as Phineas Ward
High Steppers
High Steppers
1926 · as John Steppling
Memory Lane
Memory Lane
1926 · as Mary's Father
California Straight Ahead
California Straight Ahead
1925 · as Jeffrey Browne
Eve's Lover
Eve's Lover
1925 · as Burton Gregg
Soft Shoes
Soft Shoes
1925 · as Markham
A Cafe in Cairo
1924 · as Tom Hays
The Fast Worker
The Fast Worker
1924 · as Mr. Rodney
The Reckless Age
The Reckless Age
1924 · as Spencer Meyrick
Fools in the Dark
Fools in the Dark
1924 · as Julius Schwartz
The Galloping Fish
The Galloping Fish
1924 · as Cato Dodd
The Breathless Moment
The Breathless Moment
1924 · as Banker Day
The Dramatic Life of Abraham Lincoln
The Dramatic Life of Abraham Lincoln
1924 · as Chairman of delegation
Let's Go
Let's Go
1923 · as Andrew J. Macklin
Going Up
Going Up
1923 · as William Douglas
The Man Next Door
The Man Next Door
1923 · as David Wisner
What a Wife Learned
What a Wife Learned
1923 · as Maxfield
Bell Boy 13
Bell Boy 13
1923 · as Ellrey Elrod
The Sin Flood
The Sin Flood
1922 · as Swift
Confidence
Confidence
1922 · as Henry Tuttle
Too Much Business
Too Much Business
1922 · as Simon Stecker
Glass Houses
Glass Houses
1922 · as The Lawyer
Garments of Truth
Garments of Truth
1921 · as Deacon Ballantine
The Silver Car
The Silver Car
1921 · as Vicar
Nobody's Kid
Nobody's Kid
1921
Black Beauty
Black Beauty
1921 · as Squire Gordon
Billions
Billions
1920 · as Isaac Colben
Madame Peacock
Madame Peacock
1920 · as Rudolph Cleeberg
The County Fair
The County Fair
1920 · as Otis Tucker
Sick Abed
Sick Abed
1920 · as John Weems
The Heart of a Child
The Heart of a Child
1920 · as Joe Mosenstein
Live Sparks
Live Sparks
1920 · as Jacob Abbott
The Husband Hunter
The Husband Hunter
1920 · as Kelly
Luck in Pawn
Luck in Pawn
1919 · as Abraham Armsberg
Lombardi, Ltd.
Lombardi, Ltd.
1919 · as Max Strohan
Fools and Their Money
Fools and Their Money
1919 · as Chef
Life's a Funny Proposition
Life's a Funny Proposition
1919 · as Tobias
A Lady's Name
A Lady's Name
1918 · as Bird
The Road Through the Dark
The Road Through the Dark
1918 · as Antoine Jardee
Johanna Enlists
Johanna Enlists
1918 · as Maj. Wappington
Good Night, Paul
Good Night, Paul
1918 · as Batiste Boudeaux
A Bathtub Bandit
A Bathtub Bandit
1917
A Man's Man
A Man's Man
1917 · as Neddy Jerome
The Promise
The Promise
1917 · as Fallon
The Butterfly Girl
The Butterfly Girl
1917 · as Heinie, the Weinie Man
Miss Jackie of the Navy
Miss Jackie of the Navy
1916 · as Undetermined role
The Comet's Come-Back
1916
Pretenses
Pretenses
1915 · as Mike Guffy
Mixed Wires
1915 · as Policeman
The Jilt
1915 · as Mr. Thompson
Comrades Three
1915 · as Hobs

Directed / Created

Billy the Bandit
1916 · Director

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