Frederick Truesdell(1870-1929)

Actor

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Frederick Truesdell

Frederick Truesdell was born on 20 May 1870 in Coldwater, Michigan, USA. He was an actor, known for Jimmy le mystérieux (1915), My Own United States (1918) and Camille (1915). He was married to Jeanne Margaret Fournier and Ethel Dovey. He died on 9 May 1929 in Quincy, Michigan, USA.

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Known for

Jimmy le mystérieux (1915)

Jimmy le mystérieux

6.6

Lt. Gov. Fay(as Fred Truesdell)

1915

My Own United States (1918)

My Own United States

Mr. Pendleton

1918

Camille (1915)

6.5

Count de Varville

1915

Emily Stevens in Outwitted (1917)

James Bond(as Fred Truesdell)

1917

Credits

Actor

She's Everywhere
Short
- 1919
Le revenant
- Frank Craftley (as Fred Truesdell)
- 1919
The Great Victory, Wilson or the Kaiser? The Fall of the Hohenzollerns
- Woodrow Wilson (as Fred C. Truesdell)
- 1919
Hearts of Love
- Adair Rutledge
- 1918
Femme panthère
- Beverly's Father
- 1918
A Man's World
- Malcolm Gaskell
- 1918
My Own United States
- Mr. Pendleton
- 1918
National Red Cross Pageant
7.0
- The Papal Legate - English episode
- 1917
Outwitted
- James Bond (as Fred Truesdell)
- 1917
Daughter of Maryland
- (as Fred Tuesdell)
- 1917
The Marriage Market
- Eric Foxhall
- 1917
Beloved Adventuress
- Morgan Grant
- 1917
The Greatest Power
- Prof. Poole (as Fred C. Truesdell)
- 1917
Madame Parvenue
- Henry Strang
- 1917
The Man Who Forgot
- Congressman Mannersley (as Frederick C. Truesdell)
- 1917

Personal details

Alternative names
- Fred C. Truesdale
Born
- May 20, 1870
- Coldwater, Michigan, USA
Died
- May 9, 1929
- Quincy, Michigan, USA
Spouses
Other works
Active on Broadway in the following productions:
Publicity listings
- 2 Articles

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Trivia
Yale University graduate,poet, playwright and silent screen character actor with Eclair. Sometimes billed as Fred C. Truesdell.

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