Joë Hamman

Joë Hamman was an American actor born on October 26, 1883, in Paris, France. He is best known for his roles in The Red Man’s Honor (1912), Le berceau de dieu (1926), and Grock (1931). He was married to Vesta Harold and passed away on June 30, 1974, in Dieppe, Seine-Maritime, France.

Personal and Family Life

Joë Hamman was married to Vesta Harold. He had a fulfilling personal life alongside his career in film, balancing his commitments in both areas. Further details about his family are limited.

Death and Legacy

Joë Hamman died on June 30, 1974, in Dieppe, France. His contributions to early cinema, particularly in Western films, left a lasting impact on the film industry. He is remembered for his pioneering work in the genre.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Le railway de la mort 1912-10-03 Joe Baker
Sous la griffe 1912-12-31
Le Roi des aulnes 1931-02-27 Le roi des aulnes
Cœur ardent 1912-11-27 Coeur-Ardent
Calino veut être cow-boy 1911-06-10 Le professeur de lasso
Un mariage au revolver 1912-12-31 Joe
Pendaison à Jefferson City 1911-12-31 Joe le cow-boy
Le gardian de Camargue 1910-01-01
Au pays des lions 1912-05-15
Dans les Airs 1910-03-17
Rouletabille chez les bohémiens 1922-10-06 Hubert de Lauriac
Der Erlkönig 1931-06-15
Mireille 1922-01-01
Tao 1923-05-04
Le Berceau de Dieu 1926-06-04
Un Drame sur une Locomotive 1910-01-01 Pierre
Je serai seule après minuit 1931-08-21
Cent Dollars mort ou vif 1912-02-09
Mireille 1934-02-09
Lady Harrington 1926-10-08
La prairie en feu 1912-01-19
Joë Hamman: Le Français qui inventa le western 2015-11-04 Self (archive footage)
Le capitaine Rascasse 1927-04-01
Romance à l’inconnue 1931-03-02
Adieu les copains 1931-03-14
Les Monts en flammes 1931-11-13
Danton 1932-10-14
Le Clown Bux 1935-03-17
Le train d’amour 1935-10-23
Notre-Dame d’amour 1936-11-20
L’Occident 1938-02-16
Tamara la complaisante 1938-02-17 Abenkine
Bar du sud 1938-03-23 Denis
Vous seule que j’aime 1939-06-29
Face au destin 1941-09-17
Red Eagle’s Revenge 1912-11-20
Zigoto plombier d’occasion 1911-06-10