The screen's foremost "Mad Russian" (though he was more dour than demented in most of his movie appearances), Mischa Auer was the son of a Russian navy officer who died in the Russo-Japanese war. Read Full Biography
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The Lives of a Bengal Lancer
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Hellzapoppin
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The Gay Desperado
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Clive of India
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The Unholy Garden
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The Yellow Ticket
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East Side of Heaven
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Sweethearts
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Top of the Town
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Confidential Report (AKA Mr. Arkadin)
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Hold that Ghost
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One Hundred Men and A Girl
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Seven Sinners
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Paramount on Parade
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The Princess Comes Across
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Three Smart Girls
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Stamboul Quest
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Just Imagine
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Viva Villa
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Drop Dead, Darling
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The Christmas That Almost Wasn't
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Queste Pazze Pazze Donne
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Les Femmes d'abord
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We Are in the Navy Now
| Year | Award | Category | Movie | Result |
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| 1936 | Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences | Best Supporting Actor | My Man Godfrey | Nominated |
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RvB's After Images: Hellzapoppin' (1941)
by Richard von BusackI'm hardly describing Meet the Spartans as something to celebrate, at least on the grounds of the trailers -- leave Brittany alone, indeed. However, this week's unpreviewed satire represents the latest version of a film that's a...
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