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Warner Baxter

Highest Rated:
95% 42nd Street (1933)
Lowest Rated:
50% In Old Arizona (1929)
Birthday:
Mar 29, 1889
Birthplace:
Not Available
Bio:
Steadfast leading man Warner Baxter was born in Ohio and raised in San Francisco by his widowed mother. He worked as a farm implement salesmen in his late teens before turning his hobby of amateur theatricals into a lifelong profession. Alternating between stock-company assignments and "civilian"…

Highest Rated Movies

Filmography

Range of Movie T-meters: 50% - 95%
Number of Movies: 27
Box Office Since 2001: --
Year Rating Title Credit Box Office
1945 Crime Doctor's Warning, (Doctor's Warning)
  • Dr. Robert Ordway
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1945 The Crime Doctor's Courage, (The Doctor's Courage)
  • Dr. Robert Ordway
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1944 Lady In the Dark
  • Kendall Nesbitt
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1943 Crime Doctor
  • Dr. Robert Ordway
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1943 Crime Doctor's Strangest Case
  • Dr. Robert Ordway
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1941 Adam Had Four Sons
  • Adam Stoddard
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1940 Earthbound
  • Nick Desborough
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1939 Wife, Husband and Friend
  • Leonard Borland
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1939 Land of Liberty
  • Actor
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1938 Kidnapped
  • Alan Breck
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1937 Walter Wanger's Vogues of 1938
  • George Curson
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1936 The Road to Glory
  • Capt. Paul LaRoche
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1936 The Prisoner of Shark Island
  • Dr. Samuel Mudd
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1934 Stand Up and Cheer!
  • Lawrence Cromwell
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1934 Broadway Bill
  • Dan Brooks
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1933 I Loved You Wednesday
  • Phillip Fletcher
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1933 95% 42nd Street
  • Julian Marsh
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1933 Penthouse (Crooks in Clover)
  • Jackson Durant
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1931 Stolen Jools
  • Actor
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1931 Surrender
  • Sgt. Dumaine
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1931 The Cisco Kid
  • Cisco Kid
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1931 The Squaw Man (The White Man)
  • Capt. James Wynnegate
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1929 50% In Old Arizona
  • Cisco Kid
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1929 Behind That Curtain
  • John Beetham
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1929 Linda
  • Dr. Paul Randall
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1928 West of Zanzibar
  • Doc
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1925 The Golden Bed
  • Bunny O'Neill
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Quotes from Warner Baxter's Characters

    1. Julian Marsh: Sawyer, you're going out a youngster, but you've got to come back a star!
    From 42nd Street. Submitted by Tyler C (10 months ago)

Warner Baxter Trailers

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