
Frederick A. Thomson(1869-1925)
Born in Montreal, Canada, Frederick A. Thomson--not to be confused with cowboy star Fred Thomson--had a 20-year career on the stage as an actor and producer before entering the film industry. He was a longtime director at Vitagraph, although he would occasionally appear in the studio's films as an actor. He directed his last film in 1921, and after appearing in A Tailor-Made Man (1922) for United Artists in 1922, he left the business.He died in Hollywood of heart problems in 1925. He was 55.
Career stats
45Films
22Posters
10Years active
1916Peak year
Eras & genres
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Selected work
22 postersFrequent collaborators
20 repeat partners
Rose Tapley
Actor · 5 films together

Lillian Walker
Actor · 4 films together

Charles Kent
Actor · 3 films together

E.H. Sothern
Actor · 3 films together

Adolphe Menjou(1890-1963)
Actor · 2 films together

Albert E. Smith
Series Additional Crew · 2 films together
Arthur Morrison
Actor · 2 films together
Charles Wellesley
Actor · 2 films together











