Sidney Franklin
Known for ActingBorn 1870-05-20 — died 1931-03-18New York City, New York, USA
Sidney Franklin (not to be confused with the director-producer-writer, and occasional actor, Sidney Franklin born 1893, died 1972) was an American stage and screen character actor, in films from 1919 to 1930.
Known for
The King of Kings
1927 · as (uncredited)
The Guttersnipe
1922 · as Sam Rosen
Pawnshop Politics
1926
Rose of the Tenements
1926 · as Abraham Kaminsky
The Three Musketeers
1921 · as Bonacieux
The Call of Home
1922 · as Priest
The Block Signal
1926 · as 'Roadhouse' Rosen
Puttin' on the Ritz
1930 · as Schmidt
The Red Lily
1924 · as Madame Charpied's Husband
Dusk to Dawn
1922 · as Nadar Gungi
The Love Trap
1923 · as Mr. Hawley
Somebody's Mother
1926 · as Foster
A Boy of Flanders
1924 · as Herr Brinker
Lummox
1930 · as Mr. Meyerbogen
In Hollywood with Potash and Perlmutter
1924 · as Film Buyer
Playing with Fire
1921 · as Pat Isaacs
The Fighting Failure
1926
The Texas Trail
1925 · as Ike Collander