Warren Cook
Actor
60 years (May 22, 1878 – May 2, 1939)Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Warren Cook
Actor
46 Movies
Plays Robert, Earl of Dunstable
The Pride of the Clan
1917
Plays Doctor
Children of Eve
1915
Plays Jack West Sr.
The Woman God Sent
1920
Plays Adm. Smith
Shore Leave
1925
Plays Thomas Hayden (as C. Warren Cook)
Seven Keys to Baldpate
1917
Plays Parker Winton
The Wonderful Chance
1920
Plays Sir Robert Grimwood
His Wife's Friend
1919
Plays Thomas Kitterly
The Broken Violin
1923
Plays Doctor
Slander
1916
Plays Senator King
The Flapper
1920
Plays Earle of Mannister
April Folly
1920
Plays Ambassador Mendizabal
The Silent Command
1923
Full Filmography
The Lunatic at Large
Dr. Wilkins
1927
Lew Tyler's Wives
Mr. Phillips
1926
Shore Leave
Adm. Smith
1925
The Knockout
Dr. Natter
1925
Wild, Wild Susan
Chauncey Ames Waterbury
1925
His Darker Self
The Governor
1924
The Silent Command
Ambassador Mendizabal
1923
Fog Bound
Revenue Officer Brenon
1923
The Broken Violin
Thomas Kitterly
1923
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Warren Cook still alive?
Warren Cook passed away on May 2, 1939 at age 60.
What are the most famous roles of Warren Cook?
Warren Cook is best known for roles in The Flapper, The Pride of the Clan, The Wonderful Chance.
How many movies has Warren Cook been in?
Over a 25-year career (since 1914), Warren Cook has appeared in 46 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Warren Cook's first movie?
The career of Warren Cook began with The Active Life of Dolly of the Dailies #5: The Chinese Fan (1914).
What is Warren Cook's most recent movie or series?
Warren Cook's most recent release is The Lunatic at Large, which premiered on January 2, 1927.
Warren Cook
1878-05-22 · Boston, Massachusetts, USA