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Frederick Truesdell
A reclusive actor and poet confronts his fading legacy when a young journalist uncovers the hidden truths behind his stage persona and unpublished verses.
In short · Acted for two decades — 22 credits.
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Frederick Truesdell, born George Frederick Truesdell, was an American actor who worked in both stage and film. In addition to his acting career, he was also a poet, with his work appearing in Scribner's Magazine.
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22 creditsThe Beauty Prize(1924)
Eric Brandon
Film
The Age of Desire(1923)
Malcolm Trask
Film
Chastity(1923)
Fergus Arlington
Film
Pleasure Mad(1923)
John Hammond
Film
The Love Piker(1923)
Mr. Warner
Film
The Great Victory, Wilson or the Kaiser? The Fall of the Hohenzollerns(1919)
Woodrow Wilson
Film
A Man's World(1918)
Malcolm Gaskell
FilmThe Panther Woman(1918)
Beverly's Father
Film
The Greatest Power(1917)
Prof. Poole
Film
Outwitted(1917)
James Bond
Film
The Man Who Forgot(1917)
Congressman Mannersley
Film
Beloved Adventuress(1917)
Morgan Grant
Film
The Duchess of Doubt(1917)
Henry Strang
Film
The World Against Him(1916)
Dr. Samuel Boyd
Film
La vie de Bohème(1916)
Author
Film
The Cotton King(1915)
Henry Stockley
Film
Alias Jimmy Valentine(1915)
Lt. Gov. Fay
Film
Hearts in Exile(1915)
Captain Sokaloff
Film
The Boss(1915)
Scanlan
Film
The Arrival of Perpetua(1915)
Ned Hardringe
Film
Camille(1915)
Count de Varville
Film
The Wishing Ring: An Idyll of Old England(1914)
Undetermined Secondary Role
Film
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