Warren Cook
Actor
Born May 22, 1878 · Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Active 1914–1939
Warren Cook was an American film actor of the silent era. Cook was born in Boston, Massachusetts. In 1901, he appeared in The Shaughraun at the Castle Square Theatre in Boston.
Filmography
Lady Rose's Daughter (1920) — War MinisterThe Last Door (1921) — ColonelThe Right To Lie (1919) — J. Winthrop DrakeThe Girl from Nowhere (1921) — Judge ColeThe Fighter (1921) — Senator BurkeHis Wife's Friend (1919) — Sir Robert GrimwoodDark Secrets (1923) — Dr. CaseHis Darker Self (1924) — The GovernorThe Lunatic at Large (1927) — Dr. WilkinsThe Broken Violin (1923) — Thomas KitterlyIs Life Worth Living? (1921) — Joseph GordonA Manhattan Knight (1920) — The UncleLew Tyler's Wives (1926) — Mr. PhillipsThe Pride of the Clan (1917) — Robert, Earl of DunstableApril Folly (1920) — Earle of MannisterThe Flapper (1920) — Senator KingCivilian Clothes (1920) — Mr. LanhamA Dangerous Affair (1919) — James Rance (as Warren Cooke)The Great Gamble (1919) — Roger MortonFog Bound (1923) — Revenue Officer BrenonThe Woman God Sent (1920) — Jack West Sr.The Challenge Accepted (1918) — Captain Roderick BrookeSlim Shoulders (1922) — John Clinton WarrenUnknown Love (1919) — John Parker