Rae Berger was an American actor and director who is best known for The Valley of Decision (1916), Purity (1916), and The Three Pals (1916). He was born on March 26, 1877, in Ohio, USA and passed away on November 9, 1931, also in Ohio.
Personal and Family Life
Rae Berger’s personal life is not extensively documented, but he was known to be active in the film industry during the silent film era. There are few details regarding his family background or relationships, indicating that he kept his private life relatively low-profile.
Career
He enjoyed a successful career as both an actor and director, contributing to the early days of motion pictures. He appeared in various short films, showcasing his talents in a variety of roles, especially during the 1910s. His work in notable films like The Valley of Decision helped establish his reputation in Hollywood.
Death and Legacy
Rae Berger died on November 9, 1931, in Ohio, USA. Despite his contributions to film, his legacy is somewhat overshadowed by the scarcity of information regarding his life and work. Nevertheless, he remains a part of the history of early American cinema.
Filmography
| Year | Title | Role |
|---|---|---|
| 1921 | Colorado Pluck | Butler (as Ray Berger) |
| 1920 | Dynamite | 6.2 (Short, as Ray Berger) |
| 1916 | The Stinger Stung | Zeb (Short) |
| 1916 | Twenty Minutes in Magic | Omalery (as Ray Berger) |
| 1916 | No Title | Mr. Wadpole (as Ray Berger) |
| 1916 | Two Beds and No Sleep | The Major (as Ray Berger) |
| 1916 | Cupid at Cohen’s | Jeven (as Ray Berger) |
| 1916 | Plotters and Papers | Slick Connors (as Ray Berger) |
| 1916 | A Gay Blade’s Last Scrape | The Valet (as Rea Berger) |
| 1916 | Johnny’s Jumbles | The Minister (as Rae Burger) |
| 1916 | The Craving | Leroy Calhoun |
| 1916 | The First Quarrel | Uncle (Short) |
| 1915 | The Madonna | John Middleton (Short) |
| 1915 | Author! Author! | Marcellus M. Peckinpaw (Short) |
| 1915 | Two Hearts and a Thief | Mr. Winters (Short) |