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Theodore Case

Physicist / Film Director | * 12/12/1888 († 55, 05/13/1944) | Auburn (United States of America (USA))
Theodore Willard Case (December 12, 1888 – May 13, 1944) was an American chemist who invented the Movietone sound-on-film system. ()
Most frequent genres for this person: Documentaries | Music

Movies with Theodore Case as Actor(1)

as Himself (archival footage) (uncredited)2008 Murnau, Borzage and Fox

Movies with Theodore Case as Crew(3)

Directing/Director1925 Theodore Case Test Film
Directing/Director1925 Gus Visser and His Singing Duck
Production/Producer1925 Gus Visser and His Singing Duck

Born: Wednesday, 12/12 1888 (December) in Auburn (United States of America (USA))
Died: Saturday, 05/13 1944 (May) in Auburn (aged: 55)
Zodiac sign: Sagittarius (Chinese zodiac sign: Rat)
Educated at: Yale University, Harvard University, St. Paul's School, St. John's Northwestern Military Academy
Represented by: Light Cone
Other names for Theodore Case (nicknames, foreign languages etc.):
"Theodore Willard Case"
Theodore Case frequently works together with these people:
Lisa Van Eyssen (3x, Crew)
John Cork (2x, Crew)
Lisa Thompson (2x, Crew)
Paul Schrader (1x, Crew)
Ken Hanke (1x, Cast)
Tim Hoogenakker (1x, Crew)
F. W. Murnau (1x, Crew)
Earl I. Sponable (1x, Crew)
Gus Visser (1x, Cast)
Jeffrey Vance (1x, Actor)
Leon Trotsky (1x, Actor)
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WatchPlayStream ID: PEOPLE:289129, Added: 08/10/2018, Last updated: 03/31/2024