Valdemar Psilander
Personal Info
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male
Birthday
1884-05-09
Place of Birth
Copenhagen, Denmark
Valdemar Psilander
Biography
Valdemar Einar Psilander was a Danish actor hugely prevalent in early 20th century cinema, dubbed a popular world star of his time, achieving great success among many European audiences. He notably appeared in 83 films while working with Nordisk Film, whereof only 27 have survived, before his untimely death at the height of his career in 1917.
Also Known For
Lady Mary's Love
Sep 18, 1911
Love in the Tropics
Feb 12, 1912
The Modern Girl
Nov 19, 1912
Goofy Movies Number Two
Feb 24, 1934
Count Dahlbog's Secret
Jan 01, 1914
The Black Dream
Sep 04, 1911
The Clown
May 07, 1917
The Actor's Love-Story
Nov 05, 1920
Fire at Sea
Oct 02, 1912
Alone with the Devil
Mar 15, 1914
The Candle and the Moth
Feb 18, 1915
A Golden Heart
Mar 14, 1914
In Defense of the Nation
Jun 19, 1915
A Revolution Marriage
Nov 18, 1915
The Man Without a Future
Aug 28, 1916
Love the Conqueror
Jan 27, 1918
A Fatal Lie
Feb 19, 1911
A Victim of the Mormons
Oct 02, 1911
One Life One Love
Jun 23, 1913
The Aviator's Generosity
Jul 19, 1911
Desdemona
Apr 08, 1912
Love and Money
Oct 16, 1911
The Little Railroad Queen
May 22, 1912
Temptations of a Great City
Mar 06, 1911
Midsummer-Time
Apr 03, 1912
The Picture of Dorian Gray
Oct 05, 1910
The Road to Happiness
Sep 19, 1918
The Great Circus Catastrophe
Aug 26, 1912
The Ballet Dancer
Nov 16, 1911
The Monomaniac
Jan 01, 1914
The Right of Youth
Jan 02, 1911
A Daughter of Eve
Mar 30, 1914
When Bacchus Reigns
Oct 31, 1912
The Wages of Virtue
Mar 28, 1919
The Film in the Film
Jun 26, 1924
Love's Devotee
Jan 22, 1914
For Sit Lands Ære
Nov 25, 1918
Arbejdet adler
Sep 28, 1914
A Marriage of Convenience
Jan 15, 1916
Vanquished
Sep 30, 1912
The Price of Beauty
Apr 07, 1911
Strejken paa den gamle Fabrik
Mar 31, 1913
Hendes Hjertes Ridder
Dec 19, 1918
The Black Chancellor
Oct 07, 1912
Prinsens Kærlighed
Jul 19, 1920
Kærlighedsleg
Feb 27, 1919
Lydia
Apr 09, 1918
Nordisk Films Kompagnis studier
Jan 01, 1915
