Birth Day: 1879-04-09
Place of birth: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Thomas Meighan (April 9, 1879 - July 8, 1936) was an American actor of silent films and early talkies. He played several leading man roles opposite popular actresses of the day including Mary Pickford and Gloria Swanson. At one point he commanded $10,000 a week. Description above from the Wikipedia article Thomas Meighan, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Credits
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As Henry Peck -
As Bill Carley -
As Michael Lanyard -
As Tom McGuire -
As Gordon A. McClellan -
As Alexander Kayton -
As Leslie Hatten -
As Police Captain James McQuigg -
As John Phelan -
As Captain Dan Kirby -
As Lucky Sam McCarver -
As Roger Drake -
As Thomas Meighan -
As Frank Taylor -
As Tom Kelly -
As Tom Blackford -
As Tom Macauley -
As Tom Clark -
As Tom Donahue/Lord Fitzhugh -
As Henry Harrington
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As Alan Holt -
As Dan Corvan -
As Jack Malone -
As Jim Bedford -
As Kirk Anthony -
As Tom Rockwood -
As Thomas Meighan -
As Self -
As Chick Harris -
As Burke Hammond -
As Tom Redding -
As Daniel Bentley - Lawyer -
As Daniel J. O'Bannon -
As Richard Chester -
As Billy Kane -
As Matt Peasley -
As Jim Montgomery -
As Joe Louden -
As Leonard Fayne -
As Charles Edward Martin -
As Buck Leslie -
As Capt. Sam McGinnis -
As Robert Gordon -
As William Peyton -
As Conrad Warrener -
As Bruce Corbin -
As Harrison Wade -
As John Hardin -
As William Crichton, the butler -
As Sir Gerald Adair
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As Tom Burke -
As Sergeant Tom Gellatly -
As Valour -
As John Norton -
As Colby Mason -
As Robert Lawrence -
As Sir William Farrel -
As John Worden -
As Charles Gray -
As Dr. Robert Keith -
As Wilfred Ferrers -
As Gordon True
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As John Barton -
As Frank Taylor -
As David Gray -
As Jean Gaussin -
As Jack Hale -
As Dick Ordway -
As Robert Fielding -
As Joe Lacy -
As Prince Paul Alexis -
As Judge David Evans -
As Chambers
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As Jack Herron -
As Jack Doggins / Hon. Nevil Trask -
As David Harding -
As 'Honest' Heine Schultz
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As Harvey Brooks -
As David Armstrong