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Leo Mostovoy
(1908-1967)
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Leo Mostovoy was born on 22 November 1908 in Russia. He was an actor, known for
One Girl's Confession (1953)
,
Song of Russia (1944)
and
The Man Called X (1956)
. He died on 22 May 1967 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
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One Girl's Confession
6.4
Gambler
(as Leo Mastovoy)
1953
Song of Russia
5.8
Yanovich
1944
The Man Called X
6.7
TV Series
Actor
1956 • 1 ep
Passport to Danger
7.1
TV Series
Shopkeeper
1954 • 1 ep
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Silk Stockings
6.8
Man
(uncredited)
1957
Ten Thousand Bedrooms
5.6
Reporter
(uncredited)
1957
The Man Called X
6.7
TV Series
1956
1 episode
Death of a Scoundrel
6.9
Headwaiter
(uncredited)
1956
Serenade
5.8
Chef
(uncredited)
1956
Over-Exposed
6.1
Mario--Club Coco Maitre D'
(uncredited)
1956
Passport to Danger
7.1
TV Series
Shopkeeper
1954
1 episode
The Adventures of Hajji Baba
5.9
The Barber
(uncredited)
1954
Rhapsody
6.2
Concierge
(uncredited)
1954
The Glenn Miller Story
7.3
Dr. Schillinger
(uncredited)
1954
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
7.1
Phillipe
(uncredited)
1953
The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms
6.6
Captain George LeMay
(uncredited)
1953
The Juggler
6.5
Old Man in Barracks 9
(uncredited)
1953
One Girl's Confession
6.4
Gambler
(as Leo Mastovoy)
1953
The Story of Three Loves
6.7
Stranger in Café (segment "Equilibrium")
(uncredited)
1953
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Alternative name
Leo Mastovoy
Born
November 22
,
1908
Russia
Died
May 22
,
1967
Los Angeles, California, USA
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