Otto Matieson
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- March 27, 1893
- Died
- February 19, 1932
- Birthplace
- Copenhagen, Denmark
Otto Matieson was a Danish-born Hollywood screen actor who appeared in films from 1920 to 1931. He died, aged 38, in a Arizona car accident in 1932.
Filmography
- The Lady of Victories
The Lady of Victories TBA
as Napoleon
Men of the Sky 1931
Actor
The Maltese Falcon 1931
as Dr. Joel Cairo
Beau Ideal 1931
as Jacob Levine
The Last of the Lone Wolf 1930
as Prime Minister
Conspiracy 1930
as James Morton / Steamer Marko
- The Americans Come
The Americans Come 1930
as Soldier
Golden Dawn 1930
as Capt. Eric
General Crack 1929
as Colonel Gabor
Prisoners 1929
as Sebfi
Strange Cargo 1929
as Second Stranger (as Otto Matiesen)
Behind Closed Doors 1929
as Max Randolph
Napoleon's Barber 1928
as Napoleon
The Woman from Moscow 1928
as Gretch Milner
The Scarlet Lady 1928
as Valet
The Desert Bride 1928
as Kassim Ben Ali
The Last Moment 1928
as Man
The Telltale Heart 1928
as The Insane
- The Road to Romance
The Road to Romance 1927
as Don Carlos (as Otto Matiesen)
Old San Francisco 1927
as Vasquez's Grandson - in Prologue
Too Many Crooks 1927
as Fast Hands Foster (as Otto Matiesen)
The Beloved Rogue 1927
as Olivier
Surrender 1927
as Joshua
While London Sleeps 1926
as London Letter
Whispering Wires 1926
as Albert Norton
Christine of the Big Tops 1926
as Hagan
The Silver Treasure 1926
as Martin Decoud
Yellow Fingers 1926
as Kario
Bride of the Storm 1926
as Hans Kroon
Morals for Men 1925
as Frank Bowman
Parisian Love 1925
as Apache Leader
The Happy Warrior 1925
as Egbert
Sackcloth and Scarlet 1925
as Etienne Fochard
The Salvation Hunters 1925
as The Man
Folly of Vanity 1924
as Frenchman (modern sequence)
Captain Blood 1924
as Lord Jeffreys
Revelation 1924
as Du Clos
The Dangerous Maid 1923
as Judge George Jeffreys
Scaramouche 1923
as Philippe de Vilmorin
Alias the Night Wind 1923
as Detective
Boston Blackie 1923
as Danny Carter
Bells of San Juan 1922
as Antone
The Golden Trail 1920
as Dick Sunderlin
Credits from TMDB.