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Alfred Peter Abel (12 March 1879 – 12 December 1937) was a German film actor, director, and producer. He appeared in more than 140 silent and sound films between 1913 and 1938. His best-known performance was as Joh Fredersen in Fritz Lang's 1927 film, Metropolis.
as Daffinger
as Dollereder
as Astor Terbanks
as Cyrus M. Mills
as Großindustrieller William Liners
as Bankier Sparrenberg
as Dichter Knips
as I. C. Corner, Konzernchef
as Dr. Winter, Alices Mann, Rechtsanwalt
as Patrick, Butler
as Bruneaux, Kunsthändler
as Gemeindediener Seifert
as Direktor Berger
as Werner von Schlettow, sein Sohn
as Generaldirektor Veller
as Vater
as Der Mann
as Jan Hendriks
as Iwan Keller
as Wagemann
as Gorre
as Mr. Palmer
as Graf d'Eguzon
as Jack Matting
as Graf Laboudèle
as Bürgermeister
as Georg von Zamokki
as Hofrat Gentz
as König von Sachsen
as Mr. Knast
as Guide
as Sir John Menier
as Dr. Walter Langen
as Leopold Graf Berchtold
as Eberhard
as Direktor Hansen
as Jean
as Prince of Rohan
as Gellony
as Alphonse Gunderman
as Johann Strauss Vater
as Generaladjutant Sablin
as Dichter
as Geheimrat Lüttjens
as Mangol
as Radcliffe
as Bank employee
as Maler Sillon
as Johann 'Joh' Fredersen
as Chopin
as Helmuth Köhler
as Schauspieler
as Dr. Lothar Reimers
as Hans Fennhofer
as Philipp Collin, alias Professor Pelotard
as Albert Unna
as Christian Buddenbrook
as Kipman
as Gaston
as Fedja
as Lorenz Lubota
as Count Told
as Molitor
as Ludwig von Lellewel
as Parfen
as Andreas de la Croix
as Frank Cunning
as Graf Hart
as Norbert Larsen
as Schoolmaster
as Axel
as Gaston, ein Schriftsteller
as Der Baron
as Juan
as Madons, criminal
as Kurt von Altenstein
as Holger
as Alfred
as Johann
as Anselmus Aselmeyer
