Joe De Stefani

Joe De Stefani was an American actor, born on October 3, 1879, in Venice, Italy. He is best known for his roles in The Man They Could Not Hang, Twelve Crowded Hours, and Sky Bandits. He passed away on October 26, 1940, in Los Angeles, California, USA.

Personal and Family Life

Joe De Stefani was married to Helen De Stefani, who sadly died on January 8, 1938. Details about his personal life outside of his marriage are not widely known.

Death and Legacy

Joe De Stefani died on October 26, 1940, in Los Angeles. His contributions to film, particularly in the late 1930s, remain notable, even if he is not as widely remembered today.

Filmography

TitleRelease DateCharacter
The Man They Could Not Hang1939-08-17Dr. Stoddard
Babies for Sale1940-06-14Dr. John Gaines (as Joseph Stefani)
Smashing the Rackets1938-08-08Franz
A Man to Remember1938-10-14Jorgensen
Racket Busters1938-07-16Proprietor (uncredited)
Homicide Bureau1939-01-05Miller – the Junk Dealer
Nurse Edith Cavell1939-08-31Manager
Exclusive1937-08-06Foreman
The Three Musketeers1939-02-17Monk
Blackwell’s Island1939-01-24First Dockworker (uncredited)
Midnight1939-03-24Head Porter (uncredited)
Let Us Live1939-03-29Dentist Juror (uncredited)
They Shall Have Music1939-08-18Pawn Broker (uncredited)
Thunder Afloat1939-09-15Fisherman (uncredited)
Everything Happens at Night1939-12-22Norden Servant
Drums of Fu Manchu1940-03-15High Lhama
Sky Bandits1940-07-06Professor Burton Lewis
Adventure in Sahara1938-11-15Edis
British Intelligence1939-11-10German Officer
Five Little Peppers at Home1940-02-08Hart
Beau Ideal1931-01-25Prosecuting Attorney (as Joseph De Stefani)
Bar 20 Justice1938-06-24Perkins
Gateway1938-08-05Immigrant
A Dispatch from Reuters1940-10-19Hans – Gauss’ Assistant (uncredited)
Juvenile Court1938-09-10Judge (uncredited)
Rancho Grande1940-03-22Jose (as Joseph De Stefani)
Joy of Living1938-05-06Waiter (Uncredited)
‘G’ Men1935-05-04J.E. Glattner – the Florist (uncredited)
Twelve Crowded Hours1939-02-23Rovitch
Seventh Heaven1937-03-25Frenchman (uncredited)