Mischa Auer

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Known For Acting

Known Credits 161

Gender Male

Birthday November 17, 1905

Day of Death March 5, 1967 (61 years old)

Place of Birth Saint Petersburg, Russian Empire [now Russia]

Also Known As

Mikhail Semyonovich Unskovsky
Mischa Ounskowsky
Misha Auer
Mischa Aver
Михаил Семёнович Унковский
Михаил Унковский
Миша Ауэр

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Mischa Auer

Biography

Mischa Auer was a Russian-born American stage, screen, and television actor, in films from 1928.

Known For

Acting

1992

as Boris Callahan in 'Destry Rides Again'

1984

as (archive footage)

1983

as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)

1967

as il Granduca di Forilarì

1966		Arrivederci, Baby! as Romeo
1966		The Christmas That Almost Wasn't as Jonathan, the Elf Foreman

1964		What Ever Happened to Baby Toto? as Barone Miscia
1964		These Mad, Mad Women as Psychiatrist
1964		The Two Mafiosi as Mischa
1964		Cleopazza as Produttore Strombic
1964		Tarzan the Fearless as High Priest

1963		We Joined the Navy as Colonel & President
1963		Ladies First as Le baron Lionel de Balconi
1963		The King's Breakfast as The Master of the King's Music

1959

1 episode as Count Hager

1958		Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse 1 episode
1958		A Dog, A Mouse and a Sputnik as Professor Papov
1958		Sacred Youth as Professor Koranoff
1958		Le Tombeur !!! as Pedro Olivaro
1958		Tabarin as Boris

1957		Nathalie as Cyril Boran
1957		La Polka des menottes as Charles Magne

1956		The Monte Carlo Story as Hector, the Maitre D'
1956		Mannequins of Paris as Yaschlik
1956		That Naughty Girl as Igor, ballet master

1955		Thirteen at the Table as Badabof
1955		Three of the Canebière as Garopoulos
1955		The Miller's Saucy Wife as Pascual
1955		Mr. Arkadin as The Professor
1955		The Impossible Mr. Pipelet as l'écrivain médiocre et alcoolique
1955		Frou-Frou as Grand-Duc Alexis
1955		School for Love as Berger

1953

1 episode 1 episode as Cosmo

1952

as Comte Marcel de Sarliac

1950

as Pippo Berlocco

1949		Fame and the Devil as Bernard Stork
1949		Snow White and the Seven Thieves as Danilo Biruski

1948

as Ali Imagu

1947

as Alec Shaw

1946		She Wrote the Book as Joe
1946		Sentimental Journey as Gregory Petrovich Rogozhin

1945		And Then There Were None as Nikita "Nikki" Starloff
1945		Brewster's Millions as Mikhail Mikhailovich
1945		A Royal Scandal as Captain Sukov

1944		Up in Mabel's Room as Boris
1944		Lady in the Dark as Russell Paxton

1943		Around the World as Mischa Auer
1943		Dr. Terror's House of Horrors as Chief Lukulla

1942		Twin Beds as Nicolai Cherupin
1942		Don't Get Personal as Stanislaus "Charlie" Noodnick

1941		Hellzapoppin' as Pepi
1941		Moonlight in Hawaii as Clipper Canovan
1941		Sing Another Chorus as Stanislaus
1941		Hold That Ghost as Gregory
1941		The Flame of New Orleans as Zolotov
1941		Cracked Nuts as Boris Kabikoff

1940		Trail of the Vigilantes as Bolo
1940		Seven Sinners as Sasha
1940		Spring Parade as Gustav
1940		Public Deb No. 1 as Grisha
1940		Margie as Gomez
1940		Sandy Is a Lady as Felix Lobo Smith
1940		Alias the Deacon as Andre

1939		Destry Rides Again as Boris
1939		Unexpected Father as Boris Bebenko
1939		East Side of Heaven as Nicky

1938		Sweethearts as Leo Kronk
1938		Little Tough Guys in Society as Dr. Trenkle
1938		Service de Luxe as Bibenko
1938		You Can't Take It with You as Boris Kolenkhov
1938		The Rage of Paris as Mike, Head Waiter

1937		Prescription for Romance as Count Sandor
1937		Merry Go Round of 1938 as Mischa
1937		One Hundred Men and a Girl as Michael
1937		It's All Yours as Baron Rene de Montigny
1937		Vogues of 1938 as Prince Muratov
1937		Marry the Girl as Dimitri Ryeff
1937		Pick a Star as Rinaldo Lopez
1937		Top of the Town as Hamlet
1937		We Have Our Moments as Enrico Mussetti

1936		That Girl from Paris as Butch
1936		Three Smart Girls as Count Arisztid
1936		College Holiday as Ticket Taker at Door
1936		Winterset as Radical
1936		The Gay Desperado as Diego
1936		My Man Godfrey as Carlo
1936		The Princess Comes Across as Morevitch
1936		Sons o' Guns as German Spy
1936		One Rainy Afternoon as Stage Actor
1936		The House of a Thousand Candles as Victor Demetrius
1936		Here Comes Trouble
1936		Tough Guy as Chi

1935		We're Only Human as Lefty Berger
1935		I Dream Too Much as Darcy's Pianist
1935		Condemned to Live as Zan
1935		The Adventures of Rex and Rinty as Tanaga
1935		The Crusades as Monk
1935		Murder in the Fleet as Kamchukan Consul (Uncredited)
1935		Clive of India as Suraj Ud Dowlah
1935		The Lives of a Bengal Lancer as Captured Afridi (uncredited)
1935		Mystery Woman as Dmitri
1935		Biography of a Bachelor Girl as Mr. Rabinowitz (uncredited)

1934		My Grandfather's Clock as Servant (uncredited)
1934		Student Tour as Sikh Cop
1934		Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back as Hassan
1934		Beyond the Law as Tully
1934		Stamboul Quest as Ameel Roberts
1934		Change of Heart as Smith
1934		Viva Villa! as Military Attaché (uncredited)
1934		The Woman Condemned as Dr. Wagner
1934		Wharf Angel as Sadik

1933		Girl Without a Room as Walksky
1933		Cradle Song as Village Priest
1933		After Tonight as Agent Lehan
1933		Tarzan the Fearless as High Priest
1933		The Flaming Signal as Manu--High Priest
1933		Corruption as Volkov
1933		I Loved You Wednesday as Piano Accompanist
1933		Storm at Daybreak as Gavrilo Princip (uncredited)
1933		Infernal Machine as Klein
1933		Gabriel Over the White House as Mr. Thieson (uncredited)
1933		The Intruder as Wild Man
1933		Sucker Money as Swami Yomurda
1933		Clear All Wires! as Arab leader (uncredited)
1933		Dangerously Yours as Kassim

1932		Rasputin and the Empress as Butler Pouring Drinks at Party (uncredited)
1932		The Unwritten Law as Abu Eyd
1932		Call Her Savage as Agitator in Restaurant (Uncredited)
1932		Scarlet Dawn as Sergei (Uncredited)
1932		The Western Code as Chapman
1932		Drifting Souls as Skeets
1932		Almost Married as Russian Policeman (uncredited)
1932		Beauty Parlor as Herman Bauer
1932		The Last of the Mohicans as Montcalm
1932		The Midnight Patrol as Dummy Black
1932		Arsène Lupin as Louvre Tour Guide (uncredited)
1932		Sinister Hands as Swami
1932		Murder at Dawn as Henry
1932		The Monster Walks as Hanns Krug

1931		Delicious as Mischa
1931		Mata Hari as Firing Squad Victim (uncredited)
1931		Working Girls as Elsie's Boyfriend (uncredited)
1931		The Yellow Ticket as Melchior
1931		The Unholy Garden as Prince Nicolai Poliakoff
1931		The Lady from Nowhere as Rigo
1931		Women of All Nations as Hassan's Aide
1931		The Spy as Man in Cafe
1931		The Drums of Jeopardy as Peter
1931		King of the Wild as Prince Dakka
1931		Command Performance as Duke Charles
1931		No Limit as Romeo

1930		Just Imagine as B-36
1930		Shooting Straight as Frenchie
1930		Inside the Lines as Amahdi
1930		Paramount on Parade as Thug (Murder Will Out) (uncredited)
1930		The Benson Murder Case as Albert Brecker (uncredited)

1929		The Mighty as Hood
1929		The Studio Murder Mystery as Grant's Secretary
1929		Why Be Good? as Man Dancing at The Boiler (uncredited)
1929		Marquis Preferred as Albert

1928

as Clark

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