George Kuwa (born Keichii Kuwahara) was a Japanese and American Issei (Japanese immigrant) film actor of the silent era. He appeared in more than 50 films between 1916 and 1931. He was the first actor to portray Charlie Chan on-screen in the 1926 film serial The House Without a Key.[
Daddy
As Valet
The Half Breed
As Kito
The Cossack Whip
As Turov's Servant (uncredited)
The Warning
As Ah Sung
After the Storm
As A. Hop
A Trip to Chinatown
As Tulung
Chinatown Charlie
As Hip Sing Toy
The Chinese Parrot
As Louis Wong
Broken Barriers
As Chang
The Countess Charming
As Soto
The Yellow Pawn
As Sen Yat
Rimrock Jones
As Woe Chong
Sick Abed
As Wing Chow
Perch of the Devil
As Charley Lee
The Showdown
As Willie
Daughter of the Dragon
As Sing Lee (uncredited)
The Dice Woman
As Steward
Oh, Doctor!
As Chang
The Woman in the Web
Bought and Paid For
As Oku
The World's Applause
As Valet to Townsend
Midsummer Madness
As Servant
Moran of the Lady Letty
As 'Chopstick' Charlie
Sweepstakes
As Cantina Bartender
The Bottle Imp
As Makale
Curlytop
As Wang Toy
When the Clouds Roll By
As Elevator Operator
The Invisible Fear
As Nagi
Her Unwilling Husband
As George
Enter Madame
As Tomamoto
Head Winds
As Wai Sai
Money Talks
As Ah Foo
The Eternal Struggle
As Wo Long
The House Without a Key
As Charlie Chan
The House of Shame
As Kuwa - Kimball's Valet
The Willow Tree
As Kimura
A Son of His Father
As Wing
Wicked
As Tony's friend
The Enchanted Hill
As Chan
The Man from Wyoming
As Sing Lee Wah
The Nutcracker
As Saki