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T.D. Crittenden
A rising star of the silent film era, T.D. Crittenden navigates the glitz and grit of early Hollywood as his career—and the world of cinema—stands on the brink of transformation.
In short · Acted for two decades — 25 credits.
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Biography
T.D. Crittenden was an American actor who worked primarily during the silent film era, appearing in more than 60 films between 1912 and 1924. Born in Oakland, California, he was active in early Hollywood before the introduction of sound in motion pictures. Over the course of his more than ten-year career, Crittenden became a recognizable presence in a range of silent films. He died in Los Angeles, California.
Filmography · 25 of 25
Actor
25 credits
Pioneer Trails(1923)
Rodney Miller
Film
The Woman's Side(1922)
Judge Gray
Film
The Hottentot(1922)
Maj. Reggie Townsend
Film
The Old Nest(1921)
Dr. Horace Anthon
Film
Bob Hampton of Placer(1921)
Gen. Custer
Film
High Heels(1921)
John Trevor
FilmThe Tiger Band(1920)
Jackson Warren
Film
The Star Rover(1920)
District Attorney
Film
The Cup of Fury(1920)
Maj. Widdicombe
Film
The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come(1920)
Schoolmaster
Film
The Hoodlum(1919)
John Burke
Film
Home(1919)
William Rankin
Film
The Veiled Adventure(1919)
Mr. Barker
Film
A Mother's Secret(1918)
Captain Eldone
Film
Real Folks(1918)
Undetermined Role
Film
The Fighting Gringo(1917)
Belknap
Film
The Lash of Power(1917)
Rex Reynolds
Film
The Winged Mystery(1917)
Henry Waltham Steele
Film
The Saintly Sinner(1917)
Jane's Father
Film
The Isle of Life(1916)
Ernesto Sangallo
Film
The Mark of Cain(1916)
Mr. Wilson
Film
Love Never Dies(1916)
Henri Moreau
Film
From Broadway to a Throne(1916)
Emissary
FilmLord John in New York(1915)
Carr Price
Film
Jewel(1915)
Harry Evringham
Film
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