# Rae Berger

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**Rae Berger** or *Rhea Berger* (March 26, 1877 – November 9, 1931) was an early [silent film](/source/Silent_film) actor and director. He is erroneously listed in [Duke University](/source/Duke_University)'s "Women Film Pioneers"; he was in fact male. He married actress [Mary Martin](/source/Mary_Martin_(silent_film_actress)).

## Director filmography

- *Danger Within* (1918)
- *[The Magic Eye](/source/The_Magic_Eye)* (1918)
- *The Valley of Decision* (1916)
- *[Bluff](/source/Bluff_(1916_film))* (1916)
- *[The Voice of Love](/source/The_Voice_of_Love_(1916_film))* (1916)
- *[The Three Pals](/source/The_Three_Pals)* (1916)
- *[A Million for Mary](/source/A_Million_for_Mary)* (1916)
- *[Purity](/source/Purity_(film))* (1916)
- *[The Overcoat](/source/The_Overcoat_(1916_film))* (1916) (as Rhea Berger)

## Actor filmography

- *[The Craving](/source/The_Craving_(1916_film))* (1916) as Leroy Calhoun
- *[The First Quarrel](/source/The_First_Quarrel)* (1916)
- *[Author! Author!](/source/Author!_Author!_(1915_film))* (1915) as Marcellus M. Peckinpaw
- *[Two Hearts and a Thief](/source/Two_Hearts_and_a_Thief)* (1915)
- *[Johnny the Barber](/source/Johnny_the_Barber)* (1915)
- *[An Auto-Bungalow Fracas](/source/An_Auto-Bungalow_Fracas)* (1915)
- *[Mother's Busy Week](/source/Mother's_Busy_Week)* (1915)
- *[Love, Mumps and Bumps](/source/Love,_Mumps_and_Bumps)* (1915)
- *[Incognito](/source/Incognito_(1915_film))* (1915)

## External links

- [Rae Berger](https://www.imdb.com/name/nm74325/) at IMDb

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