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Gregory Ratoff (20 April 1897 — 14 December 1960) was a Russian-born American film director, actor and producer. His most famous role as an actor was as producer Max Fabian who feuds with star Margo Channing (Bette Davis) in All About Eve (1950).
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Known For
All About Eve
(1950)
Max Fabian
Exodus
(1960)
Lakavitch
Sabrina
(1954)
Man with David Larrabee (uncredited)
I'm No Angel
(1933)
Benny Pinkowitz
O. Henry's Full House
(1952)
Behrman (segment "The Last Leaf")
Seventh Heaven
(1937)
Boul the Cab Driver
The Moon Is Blue
(1953)
Taxi Driver
Full Filmography
Acting
For Sale
(1929)
Salesman
Skyscraper Souls
(1932)
Mr. Vinmont
What Price Hollywood?
(1932)
Julius Saxe
Symphony of Six Million
(1932)
Meyer
Secrets of the French Police
(1932)
Gen. Han Moloff
Under-Cover Man
(1932)
Martoff
Once in a Lifetime
(1932)
Herman Glogauer
I'm No Angel
(1933)
Benny Pinkowitz
Headline Shooter
(1933)
Gottlieb
Sweepings
(1933)
Abe Ullman
Sitting Pretty
(1933)
Tannenbaum
Broadway Thru a Keyhole
(1933)
Max Mafoofski
Professional Sweetheart
(1933)
Samuel Ipswich
Let's Fall in Love
(1933)
New York Film Executive
Girl Without a Room
(1933)
The General / Grand Duke Serge Alexovich
Forbidden Territory
(1934)
Alexei Leshki
George White's Scandals
(1934)
Nicholas Mitwoch
Falling in Love
(1934)
Oscar Marks
Remember Last Night?
(1935)
Faronea
18 Minutes
(1935)
Nikita
Under Two Flags
(1936)
Ivan
King of Burlesque
(1936)
Kolpolpeck
Sing, Baby, Sing
(1936)
Nicholas K. Alexander
The Road to Glory
(1936)
Pipe-smoking whistling sgt
Here Comes Trouble
(1936)
Ivan Petroff
Under Your Spell
(1936)
Petroff
Café Metropole
(1937)
Paul
Seventh Heaven
(1937)
Boul the Cab Driver
Top of the Town
(1937)
J.J. Stone
Sally, Irene and Mary
(1938)
Alex Zorka
Gateway
(1938)
Prince Michael Boris Alexis
Hollywood Handicap
(1938)
Man at Racetrack
The Great Profile
(1940)
Boris Mefoofsky
All About Eve
(1950)
Max Fabian
My Daughter Joy
(1950)
Marcos
O. Henry's Full House
(1952)
Behrman (segment "The Last Leaf")
The Moon Is Blue
(1953)
Taxi Driver
The Girl on The Roof
(1953)
Taxi driver
Sabrina
(1954)
Man with David Larrabee (uncredited)
Abdullah's Harem
(1955)
Abdulla
The Sun Also Rises
(1957)
Count Mippipopolous
Exodus
(1960)
Lakavitch
Once More, with Feeling!
(1960)
Maxwell Archer
The Big Gamble
(1961)
Kaltenberg
Marilyn
(1963)
Self "All About Eve") (archive footage) (uncredited)
Marilyn Monroe: Beyond the Legend
(1986)
Self (from All About Eve [1950]) (archive footage)
Preminger: Anatomy of a Filmmaker
(1991)
actor 'The Moon Is Blue' (archive footage) (uncredited)
Writing
The Great Flirtation
(1934)
Story
Café Metropole
(1937)
Original Story
You Can't Have Everything
(1937)
Original Story
Abdullah's Harem
(1955)
Writer
Production
18 Minutes
(1935)
Producer
Something to Shout About
(1943)
Producer
Black Magic
(1949)
Producer
My Daughter Joy
(1950)
Producer
Abdullah's Harem
(1955)
Producer
Oscar Wilde
(1960)
Producer
Directing
Sins of Man
(1936)
Director
Lancer Spy
(1937)
Director
Intermezzo: A Love Story
(1939)
Director
Rose of Washington Square
(1939)
Director
Day-time Wife
(1939)
Director
Wife, Husband and Friend
(1939)
Director
Hotel for Women
(1939)
Director
Barricade
(1939)
Director
Ingrid Bergman, "Intermezzo" Screen Test
(1939)
Director
I Was an Adventuress
(1940)
Director
Public Deb No. 1
(1940)
Director
The Corsican Brothers
(1941)
Director
Adam Had Four Sons
(1941)
Director
The Men in Her Life
(1941)
Director
Footlight Serenade
(1942)
Director
Two Yanks in Trinidad
(1942)
Director
The Heat's On
(1943)
Director
Something to Shout About
(1943)
Director
Song of Russia
(1944)
Director
Irish Eyes Are Smiling
(1944)
Director
Paris Underground
(1945)
Director
Where Do We Go from Here?
(1945)
Director
Do You Love Me
(1946)
Director
Moss Rose
(1947)
Director
Carnival in Costa Rica
(1947)
Director
Black Magic
(1949)
Director
That Dangerous Age
(1949)
Director
My Daughter Joy
(1950)
Director
Taxi
(1953)
Director
Abdullah's Harem
(1955)
Director
Oscar Wilde
(1960)
Director