
Something to Think About
1920
as Clown
Acting
Theodore Kosloff (born Fyodor Mikhailovich Kozlov; Russian: Фёдор Михайлович Козлов; January 22, 1882 – November 22, 1956) was a Russian-born ballet dancer, choreographer, actor, and teacher who became a prominent figure. Trained in the traditions of Imperial Russian ballet, he emigrated to the United States in the early 20th century and achieved success on the vaudeville stage, where he led his own touring company, the Imperial Russian Ballet. Kosloff later transitioned into motion pictures, appearing in and contributing to several films directed by Cecil B. DeMille, for whom he also served as a dance and movement specialist. He was influential as a teacher and mentor to a number of performers and designers, most notably his lover Natacha Rambova, who worked closely with him before becoming a significant creative figure in silent era cinema.

1920
as Clown

1926
as Stefan

1921
as Pietro Giuseppe

1925
as Prince in Pantomime

1921
as John Roderiguez

1923
as Jaromir XIII - Deposed King of Morania

1917
as Guatemoco

1921
as Mr. Nazzer Singh (Hindu hypnotist)

1930
as Electricity

1920
as Radinioff

2019
as Various Roles (archive footage)

1925
as Marquis de San Pilar

1920
as Adam

1924
as Bendick

1923
as Sender

1924
as Luigi Busini

1922
as Lord Carnal

1928
as Abdul Mustapha

1925
as De Montinbard

1922
as Carlos Rivas

1924
as Varinoff

1920
as Yadder
1909

1923
as Richard Forestall

1927
as Antonio Russo

1922
as Louis Racine

1922
as Gaspard
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