Mischa Auer

Legends of the West 8th September 1992 as Boris Callahan in 'Destry Rides Again' (archive footage) (uncredited)

Going Hollywood: The '30s 1st January 1984 as (archive footage)

Hollywood Out-takes and Rare Footage 25th February 1983 as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)

Per amore... per magia... 3rd April 1967 as il Granduca di Forilarì

Arrivederci, Baby! 28th December 1966 as Romeo

The Christmas That Almost Wasn't 23rd November 1966 as Jonathan, the Elf Foreman

What Ever Happened to Baby Toto? 21st August 1964 as Barone Miscia

These Mad, Mad Women 22nd May 1964 as Psychiatrist

The Two Mafiosi 15th January 1964 as Mischa

Cleopazza 1st January 1964 as Produttore Strombic

Tarzan the Fearless 1st January 1964 as High Priest

We Joined the Navy 17th May 1963 as Colonel & President

Ladies First 12th April 1963 as Le baron Lionel de Balconi

The King's Breakfast 1st January 1963 as The Master of the King's Music

Ninotchka 20th April 1960 as Buljanoff

A Dog, A Mouse and a Sputnik 9th September 1958 as Professor Papov

Sacred Youth 5th August 1958 as Professor Koranoff

Le Tombeur !!! 2nd July 1958 as Pedro Olivaro

Tabarin 21st May 1958 as Boris

Nathalie 4th December 1957 as Cyril Boran

La Polka des menottes 4th September 1957 as Charles Magne

The Monte Carlo Story 19th December 1956 as Hector, the Maitre D'

Mannequins of Paris 19th September 1956 as Yaschlik

That Naughty Girl 10th April 1956 as Igor, Ballet Master

Thirteen at the Table 28th December 1955 as Badabof

Three of the Canebière 21st December 1955 as Garopoulos

The Miller's Saucy Wife 5th December 1955 as Pascual

Mr. Arkadin 27th June 1955 as The Professor

The Impossible Mr. Pipelet 26th June 1955 as l'écrivain médiocre et alcoolique

Frou-Frou 19th June 1955 as Grand-Duc Alexis

School for Love 15th June 1955 as Berger

Bachelor in Paris 10th February 1952 as Comte Marcel de Sarliac

Vivere a sbafo 1st April 1950 as Pippo Berlocco

Fame and the Devil 18th November 1949 as Bernard Stork

Snow White and the Seven Thieves 1st January 1949 as Danilo Biruski

Sofia 3rd September 1948 as Ali Imagu

For You I Die 17th December 1947 as Alec Shaw

She Wrote the Book 31st May 1946 as Joe

Sentimental Journey 6th March 1946 as Gregory Petrovich Rogozhin

And Then There Were None 31st October 1945 as Nikita "Nikki" Starloff

Brewster's Millions 7th April 1945 as Mikhail Mikhailovich

A Royal Scandal 26th March 1945 as Captain Sukov

Up in Mabel's Room 12th September 1944 as Boris

Lady in the Dark 10th February 1944 as Russell Paxton

Around the World 27th November 1943 as Mischa Auer

Dr. Terror's House of Horrors 10th February 1943 as Chief Lukulla

Twin Beds 30th April 1942 as Nicolai Cherupin

Don't Get Personal 2nd January 1942 as Stanislaus "Charlie" Noodnick

Hellzapoppin' 25th December 1941 as Pepi

Moonlight in Hawaii 9th October 1941 as Clipper Canovan

Sing Another Chorus 19th September 1941 as Stanislaus

Hold That Ghost 7th August 1941 as Gregory

The Flame of New Orleans 7th July 1941 as Zolotov

Cracked Nuts 2nd July 1941 as Boris Kabikoff

Trail of the Vigilantes 13th December 1940 as Bolo

Seven Sinners 25th October 1940 as Sasha

Spring Parade 27th September 1940 as Gustav

Public Deb No. 1 13th September 1940 as Grisha

Margie 1st September 1940 as Gomez

Sandy Is a Lady 21st May 1940 as Felix Lobo Smith

Alias the Deacon 13th May 1940 as Andre

Destry Rides Again 30th November 1939 as Boris

Unexpected Father 14th June 1939 as Boris Bebenko

East Side of Heaven 7th April 1939 as Nicky

Sweethearts 30th December 1938 as Leo Kronk

Little Tough Guys in Society 1st November 1938 as Dr. Trenkle

Service de Luxe 12th October 1938 as Bibenko

You Can't Take It with You 1st September 1938 as Boris Kolenkhov

The Rage of Paris 9th June 1938 as Mike, Head Waiter

Prescription for Romance 12th December 1937 as Count Sandor

Merry Go Round of 1938 14th November 1937 as Mischa

One Hundred Men and a Girl 5th September 1937 as Michael

It's All Yours 1st September 1937 as Baron Rene de Montigny

Vogues of 1938 18th August 1937 as Prince Muratov

Marry the Girl 13th July 1937 as Dimitri Ryeff

Pick a Star 21st May 1937 as Rinaldo Lopez

Top of the Town 17th April 1937 as Hamlet

We Have Our Moments 28th March 1937 as Enrico Mussetti

That Girl from Paris 31st December 1936 as Butch

Three Smart Girls 20th December 1936 as Count Arisztid

College Holiday 19th December 1936 as Ticket Taker at Door

Winterset 3rd December 1936 as Radical

The Gay Desperado 2nd October 1936 as Diego

My Man Godfrey 2nd September 1936 as Carlo

The Princess Comes Across 22nd May 1936 as Morevitch

One Rainy Afternoon 13th May 1936 as Stage Actor

Sons o' Guns 13th May 1936 as German Spy

The House of a Thousand Candles 2nd April 1936 as Victor Demetrius

Here Comes Trouble 21st February 1936

Tough Guy 24th January 1936 as Chi

We're Only Human 27th December 1935 as Lefty Berger

I Dream Too Much 29th November 1935 as Darcy's Pianist

Condemned to Live 15th September 1935 as Zan

The Adventures of Rex and Rinty 30th August 1935 as Tanaga

The Crusades 21st August 1935 as Monk

Murder in the Fleet 24th May 1935 as Kamchukan Consul (Uncredited)

Clive of India 25th January 1935 as Suraj Ud Dowlah

The Lives of a Bengal Lancer 11th January 1935 as Captured Afridi (uncredited)

Mystery Woman 8th January 1935 as Dmitri

Biography of a Bachelor Girl 4th January 1935 as Mr. Rabinowitz (uncredited)

My Grandfather's Clock 27th October 1934 as Servant (uncredited)

Student Tour 5th October 1934 as Sikh Cop

Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back 15th August 1934 as Hassan

Beyond the Law 31st July 1934 as Tully

Stamboul Quest 13th July 1934 as Ameel Roberts

Change of Heart 18th May 1934 as Smith (uncredited)

Viva Villa! 27th April 1934 as Military Attaché (uncredited)

The Woman Condemned 3rd April 1934 as Dr. Wagner

Wharf Angel 15th March 1934 as Sadik

Girl Without a Room 8th December 1933 as Walksky

Cradle Song 19th November 1933 as Village Priest

After Tonight 10th November 1933 as Agent Lehan

Tarzan the Fearless 11th August 1933 as High Priest

The Flaming Signal 24th July 1933 as Manu--High Priest

Corruption 18th June 1933 as Volkov

I Loved You Wednesday 15th June 1933 as Piano Accompanist

Storm at Daybreak 14th June 1933 as Gavrilo Princip (uncredited)

Infernal Machine 8th April 1933 as Klein

Gabriel Over the White House 31st March 1933 as Mr. Thieson (uncredited)

The Intruder 13th March 1933 as Wild Man

Sucker Money 28th February 1933 as Swami Yomurda

Clear All Wires! 24th February 1933 as Arab leader (uncredited)

Dangerously Yours 24th February 1933 as Kassim

Rasputin and the Empress 23rd December 1932 as Butler Pouring Drinks at Party (uncredited)

The Unwritten Law 26th November 1932 as Abu Eyd

Call Her Savage 24th November 1932 as Agitator in Restaurant (Uncredited)

Scarlet Dawn 12th November 1932 as Sergei (Uncredited)

The Western Code 15th September 1932 as Chapman

Drifting Souls 7th August 1932 as Skeets

Almost Married 17th July 1932 as Russian Policeman (uncredited)

Beauty Parlor 15th June 1932 as Herman Bauer

No Greater Love 4th June 1932 as Rabbi

The Last of the Mohicans 17th May 1932 as Montcalm

The Midnight Patrol 10th April 1932 as Dummy Black

Arsène Lupin 26th February 1932 as Louvre Tour Guide (uncredited)

Sinister Hands 21st February 1932 as Swami

Murder at Dawn 15th February 1932 as Henry

The Monster Walks 7th February 1932 as Hanns Krug

Delicious 27th December 1931 as Mischa

Mata Hari 26th December 1931 as Firing Squad Victim (uncredited)

Working Girls 12th December 1931 as Elsie's Boyfriend (uncredited)

The Yellow Ticket 30th October 1931 as Melchior

The Unholy Garden 6th October 1931 as Prince Nicolai Poliakoff

The Lady from Nowhere 1st August 1931 as Rigo

Women Love Once 4th July 1931 as Oscar

Women of All Nations 31st May 1931 as Hassan's Aide

The Spy 26th April 1931 as Man in Cafe

King of the Wild 1st March 1931 as Prince Dakka

The Drums of Jeopardy 1st March 1931 as Peter

Command Performance 19th January 1931 as Duke Charles

No Limit 15th January 1931 as Romeo

Just Imagine 23rd November 1930 as B-36

Shooting Straight 20th July 1930 as Frenchie

Inside the Lines 5th July 1930 as Amahdi

Paramount on Parade 22nd April 1930 as Thug (Murder Will Out) (uncredited)

The Benson Murder Case 13th April 1930 as Albert Brecker (uncredited)

Guilty? 3rd March 1930 as Minor Role (uncredited)

The Mighty 16th November 1929 as Hood

The Studio Murder Mystery 1st June 1929 as Grant's Secretary

Why Be Good? 28th February 1929 as Man Dancing at The Boiler (uncredited)

Marquis Preferred 27th January 1929 as Albert

Something Always Happens 28th March 1928 as Clark