Albert Conti

Albert Conti was an American actor known for his roles in The Black Cat, Torch Singer, and Plastered in Paris. He was born on January 29, 1887, in Trieste, Austria-Hungary, and passed away on January 18, 1967, in Hollywood, California, USA.

Personal and Family Life

Albert Conti was married to Miriam Wherry, whose birth name was Patricia Cross. His family background included being part of the Kaboga family through his mother and having an Austrian noble lineage through his father.

Career

Conti started his film career in 1922 and was discovered by famous director Erich von Stroheim. He worked in various roles in the film industry, with his last acting role in 1942. Following his acting career, he remained involved in the industry, working for MGM’s wardrobe department until he retired in 1962.

Death and Legacy

Albert Conti died from a stroke on January 18, 1967, in Hollywood, California. His contributions to early cinema are remembered, especially through his diverse roles across various films during the silent and early sound film eras.

Filmography

TitleRelease DateCharacter
The Black Cat1934-05-07The Lieutenant
Slipping Wives1927-04-03Hon. Winchester Squirtz
Monte Carlo1930-08-27Prince Otto’s Companion / M.C.
Always Goodbye1938-06-24Modiste Benoit
Lady with a Past1932-02-19Rene, the Viscomte de la Thernardier
Topaze1933-02-24Henri de Fairville
Just a Gigolo1931-06-06French Husband
The Devil Dancer1927-11-03Arnold Guthrie
This Modern Age1931-08-29André de Graignon
Shadow of Doubt1935-02-15Louie – Head Waiter
The Night Club Lady1932-08-27Vincent Rowland
Sea Legs1930-12-01Captain
State’s Attorney1932-05-20Mario
Men Are Such Fools1932-11-18Spinelli
Symphony of Living1935-01-19Mancini
Jazz Heaven1929-11-03Walter Klucke
As You Desire Me1932-05-28Captain
Liebe auf Befehl1931-02-17Emile
Careless Lady1932-04-02French Hotel Desk Clerk
Fatal Lady1936-05-15Headwaiter (uncredited)
Saturday’s Children1929-03-10Mengle
City in Darkness1939-11-15Travel Agency Manager
I’ll Take Romance1937-11-17Lepino
The Chinese Parrot1927-10-23Martin Thorne