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George Kuwa

Male
April 7, 1885
Hiroshima, Japan
Acting
Keichii Kuwahara

George Kuwa (born Keichii Kuwahara) was a Japanese and American Issei (Japanese immigrant) film actor of the silent era. He appeared in more than 50 films between 1916 and 1931. He was the first actor to portray Charlie Chan on-screen in the 1926 film serial The House Without a Key.[

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Wicked
6.90
movie1931United States
Character: Tony's friendCredit: Acting
Daughter of the Dragon
6.70
movie1931United States
Character: Sing Lee (uncredited)Credit: Acting
Sweepstakes
6.90
movie1931United States
Character: Cantina BartenderCredit: Acting
The House of Shame
6.90
movie1928United States
Character: Kuwa - Kimball's ValetCredit: Acting
After the Storm
0.00
movie1928United States
Character: A. HopCredit: Acting
Chinatown Charlie
0.00
movie1928United States
Character: Hip Sing ToyCredit: Acting
The Showdown
0.00
movie1928United States
Character: WillieCredit: Acting
The Warning
0.00
movie1927United States
Character: Ah SungCredit: Acting
The Chinese Parrot
0.00
movie1927United States
Character: Louis WongCredit: Acting
Perch of the Devil
0.00
movie1927United States
Character: Charley LeeCredit: Acting
The House Without a Key
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movie1926United States
Character: Charlie ChanCredit: Acting
The Dice Woman
0.00
movie1926United States
Character: StewardCredit: Acting
A Trip to Chinatown
0.00
movie1926United States
Character: TulungCredit: Acting
Money Talks
0.00
movie1926United States
Character: Ah FooCredit: Acting
The Nutcracker
0.00
movie1926United States
Character: SakiCredit: Acting
The Enchanted Hill
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movie1926United States
Character: ChanCredit: Acting
A Son of His Father
0.00
movie1925United States
Character: WingCredit: Acting
Head Winds
6.90
movie1925United States
Character: Wai SaiCredit: Acting
Oh, Doctor!
6.90
movie1925United States
Character: ChangCredit: Acting
Curlytop
0.00
movie1924United States
Character: Wang ToyCredit: Acting