
Charles Ogle
Born June 5, 1865 · Steubenville, Ohio, USA
Charles Ogle was an American stage and silent screen actor. In 1910 he appeared as the Frankenstein monster in the first-ever film adaptation of Mary Shelley's 1818 novel Frankenstein.
Notable Appearances
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The Affairs of Anatol

Code of the West

Old Wives for New

Rimrock Jones

The Heart of Youth

Merton of the Movies

Is Matrimony a Failure?

Jules of the Strong Heart

A Romance of the Redwoods

A Daughter of the Wolf

One Minute to Play

The Cost of Hatred

Grumpy

Hawthorne of the U.S.A.

Gasoline Gus

The Jucklins

Hollywood

The Valley of the Giants

We Can't Have Everything

What Every Woman Knows

Her Husband’s Trademark

Manslaughter

The Covered Wagon

Men, Women, and Money

Thirty Days

The Woman Who Walked Alone

Ruggles of Red Gap

Contraband

A Christmas Carol

Code of the Sea

Nan of Music Mountain

If You Believe It, It's So

The Garden of Weeds

Bluebeard

The Firefly of France

Told in the Hills

What's Your Hurry?

Sixty Cents an Hour

North of the Rio Grande

The Thundering Herd

The Flaming Forest

The Heir to the Hoorah

Conrad in Quest of His Youth

The Years of the Locust

The Thing We Love

The Prince Chap

Those Without Sin

Brewster's Millions

Less Than Kin

M'Liss

What Happened to Mary

The Usurer's Grip

Alias Mike Moran

The Squaw Man

The Poor Boob

Something to Do

Crazy to Marry

After the Show

The Prince and the Pauper

Believe Me, Xantippe

A Homespun Vamp

Jack Straw

At First Sight

On Record

The Bedroom Window

Our Leading Citizen

Too Many Millions

The Source

The Totville Eye

A Wise Fool

The Ambassador's Daughter

Secrets

The Alaskan

Midsummer Madness

The Young Rajah

Miss Lulu Bett

Fires of Faith

Under the Top

The Secret Game

The Sunset Trail

The Goat

The Dub

Under Southern Skies

Kick In

The Border Legion

The Fair Barbarian

Triumph

Young Mrs. Winthrop




