Otto Matieson

Men of the Sky 20th June 1931

The Maltese Falcon 23rd May 1931 as Dr. Joel Cairo

Beau Ideal 25th January 1931 as Jacob Levine

The Last of the Lone Wolf 26th August 1930 as Prime Minister

Conspiracy 10th August 1930 as James Morton / Steamer Marko

Golden Dawn 14th June 1930 as Capt. Eric

General Crack 16th December 1929 as Colonel Gabor

Prisoners 18th May 1929 as Sebfi

Strange Cargo 31st March 1929 as Second Stranger (as Otto Matiesen)

Behind Closed Doors 24th February 1929 as Max Randolph

Napoleon's Barber 24th November 1928 as Napoleon

The Woman from Moscow 3rd November 1928 as Gretch Milner

The Scarlet Lady 1st August 1928 as Valet

The Desert Bride 26th March 1928 as Kassim Ben Ali

The Last Moment 15th February 1928 as Man

The Telltale Heart 1st January 1928 as The Insane

Old San Francisco 4th September 1927 as Vasquez's Grandson - in Prologue

Too Many Crooks 2nd April 1927 as Fast Hands Foster (as Otto Matiesen)

The Beloved Rogue 12th March 1927 as Olivier

Surrender 2nd January 1927 as Joshua

While London Sleeps 27th November 1926 as London Letter

Whispering Wires 24th October 1926 as Albert Norton

Christine of the Big Tops 20th August 1926 as Hagan

The Silver Treasure 13th June 1926 as Martin Decoud

Yellow Fingers 21st March 1926 as Kario

Bride of the Storm 20th February 1926 as Hans Kroon

Morals for Men 1st December 1925 as Frank Bowman

Parisian Love 1st August 1925 as Apache Leader

The Happy Warrior 5th July 1925 as Egbert

Sackcloth and Scarlet 22nd March 1925 as Etienne Fochard

The Salvation Hunters 15th February 1925 as The Man

Folly of Vanity 21st December 1924 as Frenchman (modern sequence)

Captain Blood 21st September 1924 as Lord Jeffreys

Revelation 23rd June 1924 as Du Clos

The Dangerous Maid 19th November 1923 as Judge George Jeffreys

Scaramouche 15th September 1923 as Philippe de Vilmorin

Alias the Night Wind 19th August 1923 as Detective

Boston Blackie 6th May 1923 as Danny Carter

Bells of San Juan 15th October 1922 as Antone

The Golden Trail 1st September 1920 as Dick Sunderlin