Ouida Bergère
Writing

Ouida Bergère

Born 1886-12-15 · Madrid, Spain · Died 1974-11-29

Explore Ouida Bergère's filmography, known works, and frequent collaborators.

StoryScreenplayWriterScenario Writer

Known for

Paying the PiperViewing moment
Paying the Piper
1921
Big Jim GarrityViewing moment
Big Jim Garrity
1916
The Right to LoveViewing moment
The Right to Love
1920
The On-the-Square GirlViewing moment
The On-the-Square Girl
1917
The Man from Home★ 6.5Viewing moment
The Man from Home
1922
Our Better SelvesViewing moment
Our Better Selves
1919
Bella DonnaViewing moment
Bella Donna
1923
The AvalancheViewing moment
The Avalanche
1919
The Broken MelodyViewing moment
The Broken Melody
1919
A Society ExileViewing moment
A Society Exile
1919
ForeverViewing moment
Forever
1921
CounterfeitViewing moment
Counterfeit
1919
A Japanese NightingaleViewing moment
A Japanese Nightingale
1918
The Hillcrest MysteryViewing moment
The Hillcrest Mystery
1918
Idols of ClayViewing moment
Idols of Clay
1920
Common ClayViewing moment
Common Clay
1919
Via WirelessViewing moment
Via Wireless
1915
The Narrow PathViewing moment
The Narrow Path
1918
The CheatViewing moment
The Cheat
1923
Three Live Ghosts★ 6Viewing moment
Three Live Ghosts
1922
Kick InViewing moment
Kick In
1922
Peacock AlleyViewing moment
Peacock Alley
1922
The Rustle of SilkViewing moment
The Rustle of Silk
1923
On with the DanceViewing moment
On with the Dance
1920
Six DaysViewing moment
Six Days
1923
The Eternal CityViewing moment
The Eternal City
1923
To Have and to HoldViewing moment
To Have and to Hold
1922
Arms and the WomanViewing moment
Arms and the Woman
1916
The Witness for the DefenseViewing moment
The Witness for the Defense
1919
The Profiteers★ 9Viewing moment
The Profiteers
1919
The Cry of the Weak★ 10Viewing moment
The Cry of the Weak
1919

Frequent collaborators

George FitzmauriceGeorge FitzmauriceFannie WardFannie WardBetty CompsonBetty CompsonClaude KingClaude KingCharles A. StevensonCharles A. StevensonWalter LongWalter LongWarner OlandWarner OlandHelen DunbarHelen Dunbar