Rudolph Valentino
(Redirected from Rodolfo Valentino)
Deutsch: Rudolph Valentino (* 6. Mai 1895 in Castellaneta, Italien; † 23. August 1926 in New York City, USA ; eigentlich Rodolfo Alfonso Raffaello Piero Filiberto Guglielmi di Valentina d’Antoguolla) war ein italienischer Schauspieler.
English: Rudolph Valentino (May 6, 1895 – August 23, 1926) was an Italian actor. He was born Rodolfo Alfonso Raffaello Piero Filiberto Guglielmi in Castellaneta, Italy, to a middle-class family. In the 1920s, Valentino was known as a Latin sex symbol.
Italiano: Rodolfo Valentino o Rudolph Valentino - pseudonimo di Rodolfo Pietro Raffaello Guglielmi - (Castellaneta, 6 maggio 1895 – New York, 23 agosto 1926) è stato un attore italiano del cinema muto.
Photographs
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[edit]Portraits Alone
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Published in Photoplay, January 1923. Unknown date.
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Age seventeen, c. 1912
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Published in Motion Picture Studio Directory and Trade Annual, 1918
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Portrait taken 1919 and sent to his friend, Manuel Reachi, according to The New Movie, August 1930
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Photographed by Sandra Blane in Motion Picture Classic, November 1920
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Photographed by Sandra Blane in Motion Picture Classic, November 1920
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Photographed by Sandra Blane in Motion Picture Classic, November 1920
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Photographed by Sandra Blane in Motion Picture Classic, November 1920
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Smoking a pipe
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Photoplay, January 1922
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Rudolph Valentino. Pastel by Tempest Inman, 1922
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Photoplay, September 1922
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1923
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Photographed by Wykham London, 1923
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Photographed by James Abbe in The Blue Book of the Screen, 1923
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Photographed by James Abbe in Stars of the Photoplay, 1924
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1925
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Published posthumously in Picture-Play, November 1928
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Published posthumously in Picture-Play, November 1928
Portraits With Others
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With Natacha Rambova and his dog soon after their marriage. Taken at their Whitley Heights home.
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With Manuel Reachi and Pola Negri at a costume-ball of the Sixty Club at the Hotel Ambassador in Los Angeles. Published in The New Movie, Aug. 1930
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With Pola Negri
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With his dog
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With Natacha Rambova in 1924
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With a dog given to him by Mayor James Rolph
Informal Photographs
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With Aleta Farnum and Gertrude Selby. Motion Picture, January 1921.
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With Elinor Glyn
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With Natacha Rambova and her parents, departing for Europe on the Olympia, Screenland, December 1922
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With Natacha Rambova, 1923
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With a beard, November 1924
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With Rolf de Maré and André Daven, 1925
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With Natacha Rambova the day before she left for a divorce, 1925
The Funeral
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August 1926
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The Wake
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Jean Acker, his first wife, on the right
Films
[edit]A Society Sensation
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With Carmel Myers, from Exhibitor's Trade Review, March 1924
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With Carmel Myers, from Exhibitor's Trade Review, March 1924
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With Carmel Myers, from Exhibitor's Trade Review, March 1924
Advertisements
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1924 re-release
All Night
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With Carmel Myers, published in Photoplay, January 1919
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With Carmel Myers, published in Photoplay, April 1924
Advertisements
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1918
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1918
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1922 re-release
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1922 re-release
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1922 re-release
Posters
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1922 re-release
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1922 re-release
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1922 re-release
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1922 re-release
Screenshots
[edit]The Married Virgin
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The Moving Picture World, Dec. 1918
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Motion Picture Studio Directory and Trade Annual, 1918
The Delicious Little Devil
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1922 re-release of The Delicious Little Devil
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1922 re-release of The Delicious Little Devil
The Big Little Person
[edit]A Rogue's Romance
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With Earle Williams and a woman, published in Photoplay, April 1924
Advertisements
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1922 re-release
Eyes of Youth
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Photograph of the cast
Stolen Moments
[edit]Over the Rhine/An Adventuress/The Isle of Love
[edit]The Cheater
[edit]Advertisements
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1920 - He played an extra in the film.
Passion's Playground
[edit]Once to Every Woman
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1920
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1922 re-release
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1922 re-release
The Wonderful Chance
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1922 re-release
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
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With Bowditch M. Turner and Nigel De Brulier
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With Alice Terry
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With Alice Terry
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With Alice Terry
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With John St. Polis and Alice Terry
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As Julio Desnoyers
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The famous tango scene
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Tango scene
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Picture-Play Magazine, April 1921
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Picture-Play Magazine, June 1921
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With Alice Terry
Advertisements
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1921
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1921
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1921
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1922
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1922
Lobby cards
[edit]Uncharted Seas
[edit]The Conquering Power
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On the set
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Photoplay, September 1921
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Motion Picture, January 1922
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With Alice Terry
Advertisements
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1921
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1921
Posters
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1921
Screenshots
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With Carrie Daumery
The Sheik
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With Agnes Ayres
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With Agnes Ayres
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Motion Picture Magazine
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Photoplay, November 1921
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With Agnes Ayres, Photoplay, November 1921
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With Agnes Ayres, Screenland, December 1921
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With Agnes Ayres, Photoplay, January 1922
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Movie Weekly, March 4, 1922
Advertisements
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1921
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1921
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1921
Posters
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1921
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1921
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1921
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1921
Screenshots
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With Adolphe Menjou
Camille
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With Nazimova
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Photographed with Nazimova by Arthur Rice, Photoplay, September 1921
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Photographed with Nazimova by Arthur Rice, Picture-Play, August 1921
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With Nazimova
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With Patsy Ruth Miller, Nazimova, and Rex Cherryman in Exhibitor's Trade Review, September 17, 1921
Advertisements
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1921
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1921
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1921
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1921
Lobby cards
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1921
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1921
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1921
Moran of the Lady Letty
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[edit]Advertisements
[edit]Lobby cards
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With Dorothy Dalton, 1922
Posters
[edit]Beyond the Rocks
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Gloria Swanson and Rudolph Valentino in Beyond the Rocks, 1922
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With Gloria Swanson and Alec B. Francis
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With Gloria Swanson
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With Gloria Swanson in Photoplay, June 1922
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With Gloria Swanson in, Photoplay, June 1922
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On the set, from Photoplay, June 1922
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With Gloria Swanson
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With Gloria Swanson
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With Mabel Van Buren
Advertisements
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1922
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1922
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1922
Lobby cards
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1922
Screenshots
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With Gloria Swanson
Blood and Sand
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With Nita Naldi
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With Lila Lee
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With Nita Naldi, Photoplay, July 1922
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With Nita Naldi, Photoplay, July 1922
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As Juan Guillardo, Photoplay, August 1922
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On set with June Mathis
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The Blue Book of the Screen, 1923
Advertisements
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1922
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1922
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1922
Posters
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1922
Lobby cards
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1922
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With Nita Naldi, 1922
Videos
[edit]The Young Rajah
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Photoplay, November 1922
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With Wanda Hawley
Lobby cards
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1922
The Hooded Falcon
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[edit]Monsieur Beaucaire
[edit]A Sainted Devil
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As Don Alonzo Castro
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As Don Alonzo Castro
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With Helena D'Algy
Posters
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1924
Cobra
[edit]The Eagle
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With Vilma Bánky
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With director Clarence Brown and Vilma Bánky
Posters
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1925
The Son of the Sheik
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With Vilma Bánky
Posters
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1926
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1926
Magazine Covers
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The Photodramatist, January 1922
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By Tempest Inman on Photoplay, July 1922
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Screenland, March 1923 (Artist not identified by source)
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By Jos De Swertz on Pallieter, September 12, 1926
Sheet Music Covers
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Julio of the Argentina, 1921
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I Have a Rendezvous With You, 1921
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Rodolph Valentino Blues, 1922
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You Gave Me Your Heart (So I Gave You Mine), 1922
Miscellaneous
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A Song of Hate by Dick Dorgan, Photoplay, July 1922
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Dick Dorgan caricature
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Dick Dorgan caricature
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Cover of Valentino: As I Knew Him, 1927
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Rudolph Valentino's Crypt