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Sam Baker (Taylor, Indiana; 7 May 1907– Abilene, Kansas; 8 May 1982), born Samuel D. Baker, was an American actor who usually performed with Rudolph Valentino, Ramon Novarro, Harold Lloyd and Charlie Chaplin. This Indiana-born actor played the Link in the film The Missing Link (1927), whose imposing presence made him a natural for early jungle flicks. His most easily recalled role may have been Hugo in Sherman S. Krellberg's notorious serial The Lost City (1935). His most memorable role was Queequeg in The Sea Beast (1926). He died in Abilene, Kansas, in early May 1982.

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  • Samuel D. Baker (* 7. Mai 1907 in , Indiana; † 8. Mai 1982 in Abilene (Kansas), Kansas, USA) war ein US-amerikanischer Schauspieler. Sam Baker spielte vor allem in den 1920er und 1930er Jahren mit Größen wie Rudolph Valentino, Ramón Novarro, Harold Lloyd and Charlie Chaplin. Seinen ersten Auftritt auf der Leinwand hatte er als der Schwertkämpfer in Raoul Walshs Der Dieb von Bagdad (1924) nach einem Drehbuch von Douglas Fairbanks sr. Mit Beginn der Tonfilmära spielte er in einer vertonten Neuverfilmung des Stummfilms (The Isle of Lost Ships) 1929 erneut einen Eingeborenen. (de)
  • Sam Baker (Taylor, Indiana; 7 May 1907– Abilene, Kansas; 8 May 1982), born Samuel D. Baker, was an American actor who usually performed with Rudolph Valentino, Ramon Novarro, Harold Lloyd and Charlie Chaplin. This Indiana-born actor played the Link in the film The Missing Link (1927), whose imposing presence made him a natural for early jungle flicks. His most easily recalled role may have been Hugo in Sherman S. Krellberg's notorious serial The Lost City (1935). His most memorable role was Queequeg in The Sea Beast (1926). He died in Abilene, Kansas, in early May 1982. (en)
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  • Sam Baker (en)
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  • Samuel D. Baker (* 7. Mai 1907 in , Indiana; † 8. Mai 1982 in Abilene (Kansas), Kansas, USA) war ein US-amerikanischer Schauspieler. Sam Baker spielte vor allem in den 1920er und 1930er Jahren mit Größen wie Rudolph Valentino, Ramón Novarro, Harold Lloyd and Charlie Chaplin. Seinen ersten Auftritt auf der Leinwand hatte er als der Schwertkämpfer in Raoul Walshs Der Dieb von Bagdad (1924) nach einem Drehbuch von Douglas Fairbanks sr. Seine bekanntesten Rollen waren der „Missing Link“ im gleichnamigen Stummfilm (1927), in dem er ein Wesen, das die Lücke zwischen Mensch und Affe füllt, so beeindruckend spielte, dass er in der Folge auf diese Rolle in frühen Dschungelfilmen festgelegt war, außerdem spielte er den „Hugo“ in berüchtigtem Serial (1935) und den Eingeborenen Queequeg in The Sea Beast (1926). Mit Beginn der Tonfilmära spielte er in einer vertonten Neuverfilmung des Stummfilms (The Isle of Lost Ships) 1929 erneut einen Eingeborenen. (de)
  • Sam Baker (Taylor, Indiana; 7 May 1907– Abilene, Kansas; 8 May 1982), born Samuel D. Baker, was an American actor who usually performed with Rudolph Valentino, Ramon Novarro, Harold Lloyd and Charlie Chaplin. This Indiana-born actor played the Link in the film The Missing Link (1927), whose imposing presence made him a natural for early jungle flicks. His most easily recalled role may have been Hugo in Sherman S. Krellberg's notorious serial The Lost City (1935). His most memorable role was Queequeg in The Sea Beast (1926). Baker's filmography is brief, as the sound era saw him move quickly from featured roles as African chieftains to bits as black convicts. His first screen appearance was in a genre project: he was the sworder in Douglas Fairbanks' The Thief of Bagdad (1924). In John Barrymore's The Sea Beast, a silent Moby Dick, he played Queequeg. In the sound remake of The Island of Lost Ships (1929), he played himself and received the smallest mention. He died in Abilene, Kansas, in early May 1982. (en)
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