Owen Gorin was an American actor best known for The Pace That Kills, Leidenschaft, and Zapfenstreich. Born on November 3, 1900, in Hamburg, Germany, he had a notable film career, especially in the silent film era.
Personal and Family Life
Owen Gorin was born in Germany but later moved to the United States, where he began his acting career. He initially gained fame with films like Crooked Alley and continued working in both American and German cinema. His family life is less documented, but he lived through significant changes in the film industry.
Career Highlights
Gorin started his film journey with Crooked Alley in 1923, and despite the rise of sound films which limited his roles, he managed to appear in several notable projects. He returned to the U.S. after his time in Germany and took on supporting roles in various films, with The Pace That Kills being a highlight as his last leading role.
Death and Legacy
Owen Gorin passed away in 1996 in Los Angeles, USA. His contributions to film, especially during the silent era, left a mark on the industry, and he is remembered for his versatile acting in both silent and early sound films.
Filmography
| Title | Release Date | Character |
|---|---|---|
| Dracula’s Daughter | 1936-05-11 | Zoltan’s Friend |
| The Pace That Kills | 1928-12-01 | Eddie Bradley |
| Crooked Alley | 1923-11-07 | Rudy Milnar |
| Garragan | 1924-10-20 | |
| Hell’s Angels | 1930-11-15 | Bit Role (uncredited) |