Bert Sprotte

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Characters played by Bert Sprotte

Wedding Guest (uncredited) — Dracula's Daughter (1936)

Attendee at a social gathering in Dracula's Daughter, observing the countess's behavior.

Tobias Stafford — Conquering the Woman (1922)

Tobias, also called Tobey, is Judith's father and Larry's old friend. Opposing Judith's engagement to Count Henri, he tricks Judith and Larry aboard one of his merchant ships and gives Captain Sandy MacTavish orders that leave them marooned on an island. When the Count abducts Judith, Tobias joins Larry in pursuing him.

Charles Burkthaler — A Question of Honor (1922)

Charles is hired by Leon Morse to destroy the dam. He places his men at crucial points as part of the scheme, which Anne discovers and reports to Bill. Although Anne cuts a wire to prevent the dam from being blown up, a tunnel is still destroyed and she is caught beneath the debris.

Chet Marlow — The Human Tornado (1925)

Chet is Jim Marlow's half-brother and rival, who comes West to look after his mining interests. He cheats Peter Daley out of a gold claim under the pretense of advancing him money, and later proof shows that Chet forged their father's will. The forgery establishes that the mine property belongs to Jim rather than Chet.

Schultz — Pass the Gravy (1928)

Proud owner of the prize-winning bird. He attends a peace-offering dinner with his neighbor to mend fences, only to gradually realize his celebrated rooster was mistakenly served as the main course.

Career Overview

Bert Sprotte has 59 screen credits in a career dating back to 1918. Their work is anchored in the Dracula (Universal) universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Purple Dawn, Conquering the Woman, Life of an Actress. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
male
Known Credits
59
Birth Date
1870-12-09
Birth Place
Chemnitz, Germany

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q2899210), public domain (CC0).