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Zeppo Marx

Zeppo Marx

American actor

Full name
Herbert Marx
Born
25 February 1901New York City, New York
Died
30 November 1979aged 78 · Palm Springs, California
Nationality
USA
Star sign
Pisces
Years active
1929–1933

Known for

About Zeppo Marx

Zeppo Marx was an American actor. They were born on 25 February 1901 in New York City, New York. Their career spanned 5 titles, among them Duck Soup (1933), The Cocoanuts (1929) and Animal Crackers (1930).

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Their career in figures

The earliest credit MovieNCo has for Zeppo Marx is The Cocoanuts (1929); in all, 5 films over 4 years. Their title most voted by MovieNCo readers is Duck Soup (1933), with 9 votes. Their busiest decade is the 1930s, with 4 titles. The person they have worked with most is Groucho Marx, on 5 films, among them Duck Soup and Horse Feathers.

Latest work

Full filmography (5)
  1. 1933 8.4
  2. 1932

    Horse Feathers

    Frank Wagstaff

    6.7
  3. 1931 7.9
  4. 1930

    Animal Crackers

    Horatio Jamison

    7.6
  5. 1929 7.7

Where to watch Zeppo Marx

Their films and TV shows you can watch now in the UK, and where.

  1. 1933 8.4
  2. 1929 7.7

The best Zeppo Marx films

By MovieNCo readers' ratings.

  1. Duck Soup 1933 8.4
  2. Monkey Business 1931 7.9
  3. The Cocoanuts 1929 7.7
  4. Animal Crackers 1930 7.6
  5. Horse Feathers 1932 6.7

Family and relationships

Has worked with

Questions about Zeppo Marx

Where was Zeppo Marx born?

Zeppo Marx was born on 25 February 1901 in New York City, New York.

When did Zeppo Marx die?

Zeppo Marx died on 30 November 1979, aged 78. They died in Palm Springs, California.

What are the best Zeppo Marx films?

By MovieNCo readers' ratings, the best Zeppo Marx films are Duck Soup (1933, 8.4), Monkey Business (1931, 7.9) and The Cocoanuts (1929, 7.7).

How many films and TV shows has Zeppo Marx been in?

MovieNCo lists 5 films for Zeppo Marx, from The Cocoanuts (1929) to Duck Soup (1933).

What is Zeppo Marx's star sign?

Zeppo Marx was a Pisces: born on 25 February.

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