AKA Paul Georg Julius Hernreid Ritter Von Wassel-Waldingau

Born: 10-Jan-1908
Birthplace: Trieste, Italy
Died: 29-Mar-1992
Location of death: Santa Monica, CA
Cause of death: Pneumonia
Remains: Buried, Woodlawn Cemetery, Santa Monica, CA

Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor

Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Casablanca

Wife: Elizabeth Gluck (m. 1936, d. 1992, two daughters adopted)

    Hollywood Walk of Fame 1722 Vine St. (television)
    Hollywood Walk of Fame 6366 Hollywood Blvd. (motion pictures)

    FILMOGRAPHY AS DIRECTOR
    Ballad in Blue (Nov-1964)
    Dead Ringer (19-Feb-1964)
    Girls on the Loose (Apr-1958)
    Live Fast, Die Young (Apr-1958)
    A Woman's Devotion (16-Nov-1956)
    The Tall Lie (11-Jan-1952)

    FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
    Exorcist II: The Heretic (17-Jun-1977) · The Cardinal
    The Madwoman of Chaillot (12-Oct-1969) · The General
    Operation Crossbow (1-Apr-1965)
    Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (7-Feb-1962)
    Never So Few (7-Dec-1959)
    Holiday for Lovers (24-Jul-1959)
    Ten Thousand Bedrooms (3-Apr-1957)
    A Woman's Devotion (16-Nov-1956)
    Meet Me in Las Vegas (9-Mar-1956) · Maria's Manager
    Pirates of Tripoli (10-Feb-1955)
    Deep in My Heart (9-Dec-1954) · Florenz Ziegfeld
    Siren of Bagdad (20-May-1953)
    Man in Hiding (10-Mar-1953)
    Thief of Damascus (7-May-1952)
    Stolen Face (May-1952)
    The Tall Lie (11-Jan-1952)
    Last of the Buccaneers (25-Oct-1950)
    So Young So Bad (20-May-1950)
    Rope of Sand (3-Aug-1949) · Commandant Paul G. Vogel
    Hollow Triumph (10-Aug-1948)
    Song of Love (Oct-1947)
    Deception (18-Oct-1946) · Karel Novak
    Of Human Bondage (5-Jul-1946)
    Devotion (5-Apr-1946)
    The Spanish Main (10-Sep-1945)
    Hollywood Canteen (15-Dec-1944) · Himself
    The Conspirators (17-Oct-1944)
    Between Two Worlds (5-May-1944) · Henry Bergner
    In Our Time (11-Feb-1944)
    Casablanca (26-Nov-1942) · Victor Laszlo
    Now, Voyager (22-Oct-1942)
    Joan of Paris (20-Jan-1942) · Paul
    Night Train to Munich (31-Aug-1940) · Karl Marsen
    Under Your Hat (1940)
    Goodbye, Mr. Chips (15-May-1939)

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