Where to watch Weyland Rodd Sr. in the UK
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Wayland Rodd, born in the United States, was the first African-American performer of the role of Othello in a white company (New York). In the early 1930s, he came to the USSR with his white American pianist wife. The Soviet Union became his second home. In 1938, he graduated from the State Institute of Theatre Arts (directing department), worked at the Meyerhold Theatre, and appeared in many Soviet films. He was a regular actor in Soviet cinema at a time when communication with foreign countries was virtually nonexistent, and a black man on the street would draw a crowd of onlookers.
Weyland Rodd Sr. films streaming in the UK
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- Circus (1936) as Cameo
- Without Prejudice (1947) as Chief Oor - black friend Miklouho-Maclay
- Nastenka Ustinova (1934) as Jazz conductor (uncredited)
- A Captain at Fifteen (1946) as Hercules - servant
- The Great Consoler (1933) as Black convict
- The Four Visits of Samuel Wolfe (1934) as The worker (uncredited)
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Most-watched Weyland Rodd Sr. films currently: Circus (1936), Without Prejudice (1947), Nastenka Ustinova (1934), A Captain at Fifteen (1946), The Great Consoler (1933).
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