Elliott Dexter
- Compleanno:
- 12/21/1879
- Luogo di nascita:
- Galveston, Texas, USA:
 | Stella Maris (1925) John Risca |
 | Wasted Lives (1925) Clayton Gray |
 | Capital Punishment (1925) |
 | The Triflers (1924) Peter Noyes |
 | The Age of Innocence (1924) Newland Archer |
 | The Fast Set (1924) Richard Sones |
 | Hello, 'Frisco (1924) Elliot Dexter |
 | For Woman's Favor (1924) Howard Fiske |
 | By Divine Right (1924) Austin Farrol |
 | Flaming Youth (1923) Dr. Bobs |
 | Adam's Rib (1923) Prof. Nathan Reade |
 | The Common Law (1923) José Querida |
 | Only 38 (1923) Professor Charles Giddings |
 | Mary of the Movies (1923) Elliott Dexter (uncredited) |
 | Souls for Sale (1923) Self - Celebrity Actor in Commissary |
| | An Old Sweetheart of Mine (1923) John Craig |
 | Broadway Gold (1923) Eugene Durant |
| | Enter Madame (1922) Gerald Fitzgerald |
 | Grand Larceny (1922) John Annixter |
 | Don't Tell Everything (1921) Harvey Gilroy |
 | Forever (1921) Monsieur Pasquier |
 | The Affairs of Anatol (1921) Max Runyon |
 | The Witching Hour (1921) Psychic Jack Brookfield |
 | Something to Think About (1920) David Markely |
 | For Better, for Worse (1919) Dr. Edward Meade |
 | Maggie Pepper (1919) Joe Holbrook |
 | Don't Change Your Husband (1919) James Denby Porter |
 | The Squaw Man (1918) Jim Wynnegate |
 | Women's Weapons (1918) Nicholas Elliot |
 | We Can't Have Everything (1918) Jim Dyckman |
 | Old Wives for New (1918) Charles Murdock |
 | The Whispering Chorus (1918) George Coggeswell |
 | Vengeance Is Mine (1917) Dr. Smith |
 | The Eternal Temptress (1917) Harry Althrop |
 | The Rise of Jenny Cushing (1917) Donelson Meigs |
| | Stranded in Arcady (1917) Donald Prime |
 | The Inner Shrine (1917) Marquis de Bienville |
 | A Romance of the Redwoods (1917) Black' Brown, Road Agent |
 | Castles for Two (1917) Brian O'Neil |
 | Lost and Won (1917) Walter Crane |
 | The Lash (1916) Warren Harding |
 | An International Marriage (1916) John Oglesby |
 | The Heart of Nora Flynn (1916) Nolan |
 | Daphne and the Pirate (1916) Philip de Mornay |
 | Diplomacy (1916) Julian Beauclerc |