Movies of W. Chrystie Miller and Frank Opperman together
W. Chrystie Miller and Frank Opperman have starred in 35 movies together. Their first film was As It Is in Life in 1910. The most recent movie that W. Chrystie Miller and Frank Opperman starred together was Judith of Bethulia in 1914.
1910
As It Is in Life
As It Is in Life
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as An Old Man
Frank Opperman
Starred as The Daughter's Husband's Companion
1910
Gold Is Not All
1910
In Old California
In Old California
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as Indian Messenger
Frank Opperman
Starred as Governor's Servant
1910
Ramona
1910
The Converts
1910
The Gold Seekers
The Gold Seekers
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as In Claim Agent's Office
Frank Opperman
Starred as Farmer
1910
The Newlyweds
1910
The Tenderfoot's Triumph
The Tenderfoot's Triumph
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as Uncredited
Frank Opperman
Starred as The Sheriff
1910
The Thread of Destiny
1910
The Twisted Trail
1910
The Way of the World
The Way of the World
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as The Bell Ringer
Frank Opperman
Starred as A Hayer
1910
Unexpected Help
1911
In the Days of '49
1911
The Blind Princess and the Poet
The Blind Princess and the Poet
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as Uncredited
Frank Opperman
Starred as Wise Man
1911
The Last Drop of Water
The Last Drop of Water
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as Uncredited
Frank Opperman
Starred as In Wagon Train
1911
The Primal Call
The Primal Call
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as The Minister
Frank Opperman
Starred as A Servant, On Ship
1912
A Temporary Truce
A Temporary Truce
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as The Murdered Indian, Indian on Street
Frank Opperman
Starred as A Drunken Cutthroat, The Indian Chief, The Bartender
1912
An Indian Summer
1912
An Outcast Among Outcasts
An Outcast Among Outcasts
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as The Postmaster
Frank Opperman
Starred as The Blanket Tramp
1912
Lena and the Geese
Lena and the Geese
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as Courtier
Frank Opperman
Starred as A Nobleman, A Servant
1912
The Goddess of Sagebrush Gulch
The Goddess of Sagebrush Gulch
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as The Goddess's Father
Frank Opperman
Starred as A Cowboy
1912
The Massacre
1912
The Old Actor
1912
The Sands of Dee
1913
A Timely Interception
A Timely Interception
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as The Farmer
Frank Opperman
Starred as Second Foreman
1913
A Welcome Intruder
A Welcome Intruder
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as The Shopkeeper
Frank Opperman
Starred as The Hurdy-Gurdy Man, At Second Site
1913
An 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' Troupe
An 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' Troupe
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as In Audience
Frank Opperman
Starred as In Audience
1913
An Adventure in the Autumn Woods
An Adventure in the Autumn Woods
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as The Grandfather
Frank Opperman
Starred as First Thief
1913
Her Mother's Oath
Her Mother's Oath
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as In CHurch
Frank Opperman
Starred as In Medicine Show, In Second Crowd
1913
His Mother's Son
His Mother's Son
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as The Father
Frank Opperman
Starred as A Neighbor, In Restaurant
1913
Just Gold
Just Gold
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as Undetermined Secondary Role
Frank Opperman
Starred as At Farewell, In Town
1913
The Battle at Elderbush Gulch
The Battle at Elderbush Gulch
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as Settler
Frank Opperman
Starred as The Indian Chief
1913
The Little Tease
The Little Tease
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as The Little Tease's Father
Frank Opperman
Starred as On Street, In Lunchroom, A Prospector
1913
The Work Habit
The Work Habit
W. Chrystie Miller
Starred as The Street Sweeper
Frank Opperman
Starred as Uncredited
1914
Judith of Bethulia
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