Frederick A. Thomson(1869-1925)
- Director
- Actor
- Writer
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.
He died in Hollywood of heart problems in 1925. He was 55.
