Occupation Actor Spouse Lucy Blake (m. ?–1935) Role Actor | Name William Conklin Years active 1913-1929 | |
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Born December 25, 1872 ( 1872-12-25 ) Brooklyn, New York, USA Died March 21, 1935, Hollywood, California, United States Movies The Divine Lady, Golden Rule Kate Similar People Roy William Neill, Thomas H Ince, Fred Niblo, Frank Lloyd, William Desmond Taylor | ||
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William Conklin (December 25, 1872 – March 21, 1935) was an American actor. He appeared in 85 silent films between 1913 and 1929. He was born in Brooklyn, New York, and died in Hollywood, California.
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Filmography
Actor
1929
Shanghai Rose as
Henry West
1928
The Divine Lady as
Romney
1927
That's My Daddy as
Minister (uncredited)
1927
Life's Crossroads as
The Stranger
1927
Rose of the Golden West as
Cmdr. Sloat
1927
Tumbling River as
Jim Barton
1927
Outlaws of Red River as
Captain Dunning
1926
Old Ironsides as
Esther's Father
1926
Faithful Wives as
Gov. Turner
1926
Sweet Rosie O'Grady as
James Brady
1925
Counsel for the Defense as
Thomas Burke
1925
Gentleman Roughneck as
George Leadingham
1925
Winds of Chance as
Inspector
1925
Fifth Avenue Models as
Abel Van Groot
1925
Shackled Lightning
1925
Head Winds as
Rev. Dr. Neal
1925
The Rag Man as
Mr. Richard L. Scott
1925
As No Man Has Loved as
Capt. Danforth
1925
Ports of Call as
Archer Rainsford
1924
Never Say Die as
Dr
1924
The Goldfish as
J. Hmailtion Powers
1924
Stolen Secrets as
Chapman Hoggins
1923
The Darling of New York
1923
The Meanest Man in the World as
Freederick Legett
1923
The Lone Star Ranger as
Major Longstreth / Cheseldine
1923
Daytime Wives as
Amos Martin
1923
The Lonely Road as
Dr. Devereaux
1923
Man Alone as
Charles Temple
1923
Three Who Paid as
Jude Cartwright
1922
When Husbands Deceive as
Marshall Walsh
1922
The Woman He Married as
Andrew Warren
1922
Up and Going as
Basil Du Bois (in play)
1922
Iron to Gold as
George Kirby
1922
The Unfoldment as
Charles MacLaughlin
1921
Blind Hearts as
James Curdy
1921
The Other Woman as
Spencer Ellis
1921
Beau Revel as
Fred Latham
1921
The Lure of Youth as
Morton Mortimer
1920
The Brute Master as
Walter Maxwell
1920
Love Madness as
Joe the Swell
1920
Hairpins as
Hal Gordon
1920
When Dawn Came as
Dr. Thurston
1920
Sex as
Philip Overman
1920
The Woman in the Suitcase as
James B. Moreland
1919
Red Hot Dollars as
Peter Garton
1919
What Every Woman Learns as
John Matson
1919
Stepping Out as
Frank Wilson (as William S. Conklin)
1919
The Virtuous Thief as
Walter Haskell
1919
Hay Foot, Straw Foot as
Harry Weller
1919
When Fate Decides as
Herbert Loudon
1919
The Haunted Bedroom as
Dr. James Dunwoody
1919
Come Again Smith as
Franklin Overton
1919
The Drifters as
Evan Mears
1918
The Velvet Hand as
Count Paul Trovelli
1918
The Mating of Marcella as
Count Louis Le Favri
1918
Tyrant Fear as
Jules Latour
1918
Love Me as
Rupert Fenton
1918
The Turn of a Card as
William Phelps
1918
Flare-Up Sal as
Dandy Dave Hammond
1917
Love Letters as
Raymoond Moreland
1917
The Price Mark as
Fielding Powell
1917
North of Fifty-Three as
Andrew Bush
1917
The Stolen Play as
Charles Edmay
1917
Golden Rule Kate as
Rev. Gavin MacGregor
1917
Law of the Land as
Undetermined Role
1917
The Masked Heart as
John Villiers
1917
The Serpent's Tooth as
James Winthrop
1917
The Devil's Bait (Short) as
Dr. Royal Sheldon
1917
The Prison Without Walls as
Norman Morris
1917
Out of the Wreck as
James Aldrich
1917
Sold at Auction as
Richard Stanley
1916
Joan the Woman as
John of Luxembourg
1916
The Yellow Pawn as
Allen Perry
1916
The Sultana as
Dr. Thomas Mills
1916
Inherited Passions as
Masie's father
1916
The Flirting Bride (Short) as
The Husband
1916
The Twin Triangle as
MacCanley Byrnes
1916
Spellbound as
Harrington Graeme
1916
The Shrine of Happiness as
Dick Clark
1915
Neal of the Navy as
Thomas Illington
1914
The Ragged Earl as
Sir Henry Hardcastle
1914
Dan as
Jonas Watts
1914
In Mizzoura as
Travers
1914
Pierre of the Plains as
Durkin
1914
Soldiers of Fortune as
Gen. Mendoza
1913
Arizona as
Capt. Hodgman
Self
1914
The Lambs' All-Star Gambol (Documentary short) as
Self
References
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