Louis Morrison was an American actor who is best known for Peter Pan (1924), Rumpelstiltskin (1915), and The Iron Strain (1915).
Personal and Family Life
Born on February 8, 1866, in Portland, Maine, Louis Morrison had a varied personal life. He was married multiple times, including to Rosa Roma Rosenberg, Blanche Evelyn Hall, and Elizabeth De Witt. His marriage to Elizabeth lasted until his death in 1946.
Death and Legacy
Louis Morrison passed away on April 22, 1946, in Los Angeles, California, due to a heart attack. His contributions to the film industry, especially in silent films, made him a notable figure in early American cinema. He is remembered for his performances and the legacy he left in the film community.
Filmography
| Title | Release Date | Character |
|---|---|---|
| Madcap Ambrose | 1916-07-16 | The Lady Artist’s Husband |
| Bread | 1918-08-31 | Emil Krause |
| The Unholy Three | 1925-07-20 | Police Commissioner (uncredited) |
| In the Switch Tower | 1915-03-24 | Robert Hall |
| Dangerous Hours | 1919-12-17 | Michael Regan |
| The Jailbird | 1920-10-10 | ‘Skeeter’ Burns (as Lew Morrison) |
| The College Orphan | 1915-10-25 | |
| Peter Pan | 1924-12-29 | Gentleman Starkey |
| A Village Sleuth | 1920-09-12 | Pa Wells (as Lew Morrison) |
| The Dangerous Maid | 1923-11-19 | Cpl. Crutch |
| The Secret of Lost River | 1915-06-18 | Padre Francisco |
| The Iron Strain | 1915-11-07 | Dance Hall Proprietor |
| Homer Comes Home | 1920-06-27 | Old Tracey |
| Tarzan of the Apes | 1918-01-27 | Innkeeper |
| Mary’s Merry Mix-Up | 1917-11-06 | Mary’s father |
| The Rainbow Girl | 1917-09-17 | J.G. Plugger |
| Unexpected Places | 1918-09-30 | Hiram Penfield |
| The 13th Commandment | 1920-01-17 | |
| A Two Cylinder Courtship | 1917-06-01 | Mary’s Dad |