Biography
Bernard "Ben" Turpin was an American comedian and actor, best remembered for his work in silent films.
Ben Turpin
Acting
New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Born · Died
Movies
When Comedy Was King· 1960
edited from 'Yukon Jake' (archive footage)
Wedding Yells· 1942
Jackson Snood
Hollywood Cavalcade· 1939
Bartender in Western
Make Me a Star· 1932
Ben
Million Dollar Legs· 1932
Mysterious Man
Our Wife· 1931
Justice of the Peace (uncredited)
A Woman's Way· 1928
The Eyes Have It· 1928
The Marriage Circus· 1925
Rodney St. Clair
The Raspberry Romance· 1925
Rodney St. Clair
Asleep at the Switch· 1923
The Station Agent
Hollywood· 1923
Ben Turpin
Pitfalls of a Big City· 1923
Rodney St. Clair
Where's My Wandering Boy This Evening?· 1923
Rodney St. Clair
She Sighed by the Seaside· 1921
The Lifeguard
Sheriff Nell's Tussle· 1918
Honest Eyed Jack - Still After Her
That Night· 1917
The Musical Marvel· 1917
Dickie, the pianist
He Died and He Didn't· 1916
The Gambler
A Burlesque on Carmen· 1915
Remendados
A Christmas Revenge· 1915
Loafer
A Coat Tale· 1915
A Night Out· 1915
Fellow Reveller
Broncho Billy Steps In· 1915
Broncho Billy's Love Affair· 1915
Curiosity· 1915
The Lunatic
His New Job· 1915
Film Extra, in Anteroom
Love and Trouble· 1915
Sweedie's Beau
Sweedie and Her Dog· 1915
Captain of the Dog Catchers
Sweedie and the Sultan's Present· 1915
Swipes, her husband
Sweedie in Vaudeville· 1915
Sweedie Learns to Ride· 1915
Sweedie's Romeo
Sweedie's Finish· 1915
Sweedie's Hero· 1915
The Bellboy
Sweedie's Hopeless Love· 1915
The Grocery Boy
Sweedie's Suicide· 1915
Police Captain
The Champion· 1915
Ringside vendor
Too Much Turkey· 1915
The Neighbor
Two Hearts That Beat as Ten· 1915
Countess Sweedie· 1914
The Waiter
Golf Champion 'Chick' Evans Links with Sweedie· 1914
The Captain
Madame Double X· 1914
Mr. Von Crooks Jr.
She Landed a Big One· 1914
The Chief of Police
Sweedie and the Double Exposure· 1914
Sweedie and the Hypnotist· 1914
The Hypnotist
Sweedie and the Lord· 1914
Sweedie at the Fair· 1914
Captain of the Police
Sweedie Collects for Charity· 1914
Mr. Tightwad