Edward LeSaint
Actor · Writer
Known for
After decades in the business, Edward LeSaint is the kind of actor whose name has been turning up in credits for decades. 'Jesse James' is close behind in visibility. The first screen credit dates from 1912. Measured end to end, the working life on screen runs about 114 years. In cinemas, 'Modern Times' is the work that stuck — Sheriff Couler, specifically.
Edward LeSaint
Actor · Writer
After decades in the business, Edward LeSaint is the kind of actor whose name has been turning up in credits for decades. 'Jesse James' is close behind in visibility. The first screen credit dates from 1912. Measured end to end, the working life on screen runs about 114 years. In cinemas, 'Modern Times' is the work that stuck — Sheriff Couler, specifically.
Movies (143 titles)
Plays Sheriff Couler
Modern Times
1936
Plays Dr. Miller
Dangerous Intrigue
1936
Plays First Overseer
Start Cheering
1938
Plays Banker at Demonstration
The Story of Alexander Graham Bell
1939
Plays Seaman at Auction
Slave Ship
1937
Plays Doctor
Edison, the Man
1940
Plays Dist. Atty. Charles J. Wilson
Exposed
1938
Plays Edward Hamilton
The Talk of Hollywood
1929
Plays Justice of the Peace
She Learned About Sailors
1934
Plays Jim Watrous
End of the Trail
1936
Plays Doctor
It Happened in Hollywood
1937
Plays Coroner
Tomorrow at Seven
1933
Plays Dr. Emery
Five Little Peppers at Home
1940
Plays Doctor
3 Kids and a Queen
1935
Plays The Honorable Thomas McCreevy
Idiot's Delight
1939
Plays Engineer
The Rainmakers
1935
Plays Detective
Madame X
1937
Plays Dr. Schultz
Child of Manhattan
1933
Plays Captain Robinson
The Lost Jungle
1934
Plays Justice of the Peace
They Met in a Taxi
1936
Plays Jeff Cameron
The Man from Tumbleweeds
1940
Plays John Walton
The Range Feud
1931
Plays Doctor
Torch Singer
1933
Plays Priest
Women Without Names
1940
Plays Doctor
Wells Fargo
1937
Plays Doctor
The Wrecker
1933
Plays Doctor
The Band Plays On
1934
Plays Jim Bridger
Unknown Valley
1933
Plays Dr. Emery
Five Little Peppers And How They Grew
1939
Plays Henry Evans (as Edward J. LeSaint)
The Deadline
1931
Plays Harvey Campbell
Gallant Defender
1935
Plays Jonathan Fry, Justice of the Peace
Swanee River
1939
Plays Dr. Grant
The Shadow
1940
Plays Fire Chief
Atlantic Adventure
1935
Plays Old Graduate
Student Tour
1934
Plays Mr. Robinson
The Lost Jungle
1934
Plays Attorney Arthur Cochran
Woman Against Woman
1938
Plays Higgins the Office Manager
Brief Moment
1933
Plays Colonel Ben Hammond
Two Gun Law
1937
Plays Bradford
The Sky Raiders
1931
Plays Lawrence Thomas Sr.
The Drag Net
1936
Plays Warden
Mothers Cry
1930
Plays Harry Graham
Before Midnight
1933
Plays Detective Meyers
Gentleman's Fate
1931
Plays Director Ed Jackson (as Edward Le Saint)
The Thrill Hunter
1933
Plays Newspaper Printer
Graft
1931
Plays John Crawford - the Poor Husband
A Timely Repentance
1912
Plays Warden Decker
The Fighting Marshal
1931
Plays FBI Agent Dixon
The Gold Racket
1937
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Rangers of Fortune
Minister
1940
The Return of Wild Bill
Lige Saunders
1940
Texas Stagecoach
Jim Kinkaid
1940
Edison, the Man
Doctor
1940
The Man from Tumbleweeds
Jeff Cameron
1940
Women Without Names
Priest
1940
Five Little Peppers at Home
Dr. Emery
1940
The Green Hornet
Police Capt. Ridge (uncredited)
1940
The Shadow
Dr. Grant
1940
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Edward LeSaint still alive?
Edward LeSaint passed away on September 10, 1940 at age 69.
What are the most famous roles of Edward LeSaint?
Edward LeSaint is best known for roles in Modern Times, Duck Soup, Mr. Deeds Goes to Town.
How many movies has Edward LeSaint been in?
Over a 28-year career (since 1912), Edward LeSaint has appeared in 143 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Edward LeSaint's first movie?
The career of Edward LeSaint began with A Timely Repentance (1912).
What is Edward LeSaint's most recent movie or series?
Edward LeSaint's most recent release is Rangers of Fortune, which premiered on September 27, 1940.
Edward LeSaint
1870-12-13 · Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
After decades in the business, Edward LeSaint is the kind of actor whose name has been turning up in credits for decades. 'Jesse James' is close behind in visibility. The first screen credit dates from 1912. Measured end to end, the working life on screen runs about 114 years. In cinemas, 'Modern Times' is the work that stuck — Sheriff Couler, specifically.