Ivan Triesault
Ivan Triesault (born Johann Constantin Treisalt; 13 July [O.S. 1 July] 1898 in Reval (now Tallinn) – January 3, 1980 in Los Angeles) was an Estonian-born American actor. His parents were from the island of Hiiumaa.
His first stage appearance was at the German Theatre in Tallinn aged 14, before moving to the United States aged 18. There he began to train in acting and dance, working on Broadway before moving into film. His notable roles include appearances in Cry of the Werewolf (1944), The Story of Dr. Wassell (1944), A Song to Remember (1945), Notorious (1946), 5 Fingers (1952), Jet Pilot (1957), Journey to the Center of the Earth (1959), It Happened in Athens (1962), Von Ryan's Express (1965), Batman (1966) and The Wild Wild West. He died in 1980 due to cardiac failure at age 81.
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Acted in
The Lady, or the Tiger?
1969
as The King
Garrison's Gorillas
1967
Ironside
1967
The Search for the Evil One
1967
Mission: Impossible
1966
as Plantinov
The Girl from U.N.C.L.E.
1966
Felony Squad
1966
Batman
1966
as West German Delegate (uncredited)
Batman
1966
as Benson Parkhurst
Honey West
1965
as Laszlo Shatzi
Hogan's Heroes
1965
as General von Katz
Morituri
1965
as Lt. Brandt
Von Ryan's Express
1965
as Von Kleist
The Rogues
1964
as Mitter
Viva Las Vegas
1964
as Head Captain (uncredited)
Burke's Law
1963
as Wexler
Combat!
1962
as Doctor
Escapade in Florence
1962
as Professor Levenson
The 300 Spartans
1962
as Demaratus
It Happened in Athens
1962
as Grandpa Loues / Mr. Trisapopolis
Barabbas
1961
Cimarron
1960
as Lewis Venable (uncredited)
I'll Give My Life
1960
The Amazing Transparent Man
1960
as Dr. Peter Ulof
Journey to the Center of the Earth
1959
as Prof. Göteborg
Not for Hire
1959
Bonanza
1959
as Thad Borchik
World of Giants
1959
as Jacob Brenner
One Step Beyond
1959
as Inspector
Mardi Gras
1958
as Bernard - Maitre d' (uncredited)
Man with a Camera
1958
Fraulein
1958
as Prof. Julius Angermann
The Young Lions
1958
as German Colonel (uncredited)
Jet Pilot
1957
as Gen. Dimitri Langrad
Perry Mason
1957
as Fred Schoenbeck
Perry Mason
1957
as Dr. Franz Kleinman
Not One Shall Die
1957
as Military Officer
The Adventures of Jim Bowie
1956
The 20th Century Fox Hour
1955
The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing
1955
as Ludwig (uncredited)
Navy Log
1955
Climax!
1954
Her Twelve Men
1954
as Erik Haldeman
Adventures Of The Falcon
1954
Charge of the Lancers
1954
as Dr. Manus
Border River
1954
as Baron Von Hollden
How to Marry a Millionaire
1953
as Phillip - Captain of Waiters (uncredited)
City Detective
1953
Young Bess
1953
as Danish Envoy
A Tale of Two Cities
1953
as The President
General Electric Theater
1953
as Walter
The Bad and the Beautiful
1952
as Von Ellstein
Ma and Pa Kettle on Vacation
1952
as Henri Dupre
Four Star Playhouse
1952
as Volpe
5 Fingers
1952
Dangerous Assignment
1952
The Desert Fox: The Story of Rommel
1951
as German Major
Schlitz Playhouse of Stars
1951
as Dr. Colman
The Lady and the Bandit
1951
as King George
My True Story
1951
as Alexis Delios
Target Unknown
1951
as German Lieutenant (uncredited)
Kim
1950
as The Russian
Lux Video Theatre
1950
as Major Strasser
Spy Hunt
1950
as Assassin
D.O.A.
1949
as Photographer (uncredited)
The Sickle or the Cross
1949
as I.V. Morse
Johnny Allegro
1949
as Pelham Vetch
Home in San Antone
1949
as Jewel Theif
The Woman from Tangier
1948
as Rocheau
To the Ends of the Earth
1948
as Naftalie Vrandstadter (uncredited)
Golden Earrings
1947
as Major Reimann
The Crimson Key
1947
as Peter Vandaman
Crime Doctor's Man Hunt
1946
as Alfredi
Notorious
1946
as Eric Mathis
Counter-Attack
1945
as Sgt. Johann Grillparzer
Escape in the Fog
1945
as Hausmer, Schiller's Henchman
A Song to Remember
1945
as Monsieur Chopin (uncredited)
Strange Affair
1944
as Dr. Igor Baumler (Uncredited)
Cry of the Werewolf
1944
as Jan Spavero (uncredited)
The Mummy's Ghost
1944
as Museum Guide (uncredited)
Days of Glory
1944
as German Lieutenant (uncredited)
The Black Parachute
1944
as Colonel Pavlec
Uncertain Glory
1944
Don't Be a Sucker!
1943
Mission to Moscow
1943
as Mr. Tukhachevsky (Former General) (uncredited)