Anders Randolf

Anders Randolf was born on Dec 18, 1870 in Denmark. Anders Randolf's big-screen debut came with The Wheels of Justice directed by Theodore Marston in 1915, strarring 'Tug' Riley, a Convict. Anders Randolf is known for Night Owls directed by James Parrott, Stan Laurel stars as Mr. Laurel and Oliver Hardy as Mr. Hardy. The upcoming new movie Anders Randolf plays is Maybe It's Love which will be released on Oct 04, 1930.

Anders Randolf was born Anders Randrup in Denmark 1870.His parents were Matthius Randrup and Kristine Jensen. He had a number of siblings - two of which were sisters Kirstine Randrup born in 1884 and Jensine Marie Randrup born 1880. He grew up on Old Rybjergaard farm, living with an Aunt rather than his parents. Her name was Marie (Randrup) and she was married to Anders Kristian Jensen.Anders moved to the USA around 1890-1893. When Anders first got to the USA he went to live with an Aunt in Denver. When she died a short time later he moved to Chicago and entered the army. He became an officer and taught fencing. In 1912 he moved to New York and started working for movie studio Vitagraph.He got married in the United States. His wife was Dorthea Amdersine Jorgensen (b. 1890) and she was from Denmark. They had one daughter Karen Kristine Randolf (1917-1989). After his death in 1930 there was a grand funeral in Hollywood. A short time later his wife and daughter moved back to Denmark.In 1942 his daughter had one son who was named Peter Michael Mogens Randolf. (Father unclear but her son was given the Randolf surname)) His Grandson Peter married (Kirsten) and they had a son named Anders Peter Randolf II, born July 26,1973. His grandson died in 1991.