Born in Norfolk, Ontario, Canada — Jan 29 1871• Died Dec 13 1940

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Wilfred Lucas (January 30, 1871 – December 13, 1940) was a Canadian-born American stage actor who found success in film as an actor, director, and screenwriter. Wilfred Lucas made his Broadway debut in 1904, playing in both the The Blue Grass Handicap and The Superstition of Sue. Following his 1906 role in the highly successful play The Chorus Lady, he was recruited to the fledgling Biograph Studios by D. W. Griffith. At the time, the film business was still looked down upon by many members of the theatrical commu…
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Juvenile Officer

Member of Parliament

Pompous Man (uncredited)

Weiner (uncredited)

Cell Block Keeper

Onlooker

Nightclub Bouncer (uncredited)

First Scotland Yard Man (uncredited)

Bailiff (uncredited)

Eye Doctor (uncredited)

Director (Uncredited)

Race Judge (archive footage) (uncredited)

Bartender (uncredited)

Jury Foreman #1 (uncredited)

Boat Captain (uncredited)

Sportscaster

X-10

Extra (uncredited)

Elderly Huntsman at Estate Dance (uncredited)

Bill (uncredited)

Raglan Staff Officer (uncredited)

Ship's Captain (uncredited)

Metropolitan Operagoer

Police Lieutenant

Warden

Bailiff (uncredited)

Bobby

Judge in Wagner Case (uncredited)

Roman Senator

Ship's Purser

Broker

Druggist (uncredited)

Southerner (uncredited)

Andrews' Lawyer Barry (uncredited)

First Policeman (uncredited)

Gun Dealer

Doctor (Uncredited)

Undetermined Role


Pat, a Welfare Worker (uncredited)

Roman Greeting Antony (uncredited)

Bailiff (uncredited)

Townsman with Mayor

Businessman


Dean Williams


Child Welfare Official (Uncredited)

Stage Manager

Bill, Man Outside Racetrack (uncredited)

Court Martial Judge (uncredited)

Testifying Colonel (uncredited)

Jim Blake (uncredited)

Doctor (uncredited)

Customer in Drugstore (uncredited)

Prosecuting Attorney

Mr. Wayne

Man at Hospital Dedication (uncredited)

Dock Official (uncredited)

Proprietor (uncredited)

Man at Hutchinson's Meeting

Police Commissioner (uncredited)

Off-Screen Voice (voice / uncredited)

Board Member (uncredited)

Brother MacDonald

Constable Herb at Tule Mesa

Nate Temple

Stationmaster (uncredited)

Policeman

Director of Screen Test (uncredited)

Millie's Elderly Escort (uncredited)

Second Jury Foreman (uncredited)

Dist. Atty. John Hampton

Bob Mills

Bill the Replacement Director (uncredited)

Big Ben Benson

Policeman (uncredited)

Stephen

Roomer

Police Sergeant (uncredited)

John Gale

Councilman

El Shaitan
The Warden (archive footage) (uncredited)

Mark Hadley

Official (uncredited)

Undetermined Role

Announcer (uncredited)

Lincoln's Secretary (uncredited)

Professor Ullrich

Debate Chairman

Prosecuting Attorney (uncredited)

Sheriff Tom


Wheeler

Ballfield Doctor


Police Chief


Doctor (uncredited)

Whitney [Ch. 1] (uncredited)

Brandon's Assistant

Candidate Louis

Jack Van Norman

Judge Bledsoe

John Larrigan


East Ivestown Leader (uncredited)

Señor Vallejo

Earl of Rutland

Brute Force

Capt. Wilson [Chs. 4-12]

John Carter

Dog Show Director

Writing

In Second Audience

Doctor

Police Detective Randall

J.P. Walker
Jim Bludso

Macduff

Dr. Saltus

John Dickinson (uncredited)

Mack's Horse Trainer (uncredited)


Ship Captain


Race Judge

Joe


Captain Kane

The Policeman

Fire Tug Captain

Burbank Offical (uncredited)

First Crook

John Houston

Directing

Writing

Oldring

Enoch Arden

Capt. Walker

Himself (uncredited)

Maj. Bissell


Sheriff

The Laird

Steve Hardester

Prison Yard Captain (uncredited)

His Excellency Permitting Henry's Arrest (uncredited)

Dignitary (uncredited)

Julius Furman
Nellie's Husband

Aaron Kidder

Pharmacist

Mr. Ryan

Jim Buckley

Mr. Lucas

Directing

Randall

Elton Reeves

Drexel

Policeman (uncredited)

Prosecutor (uncredited)
Jose

An Indian (uncredited)

Chairman of the Board

The Doctor
Directing

R.S. Falk

Andrew Maxwell

Richard Stanton

Philip

Sir John Thornbull

Duryea

The Clerk

The Blacksmith

A Policeman

Richard Wade

The Fireman

George

Richard O'Neil

Col. Owen

Mike O'Flanagan
Directing

Hudford

Mr. Lucas, Airline Superintendent

John Davis

James Presbury

Mortimer Davidson

The Fisherman

Writing

Judge Hollister

Minister (uncredited)

Bruteforce

John Ware

Marshal Andy Thompson (uncredited)

Manager

Mr. Gillstrom, Charley's Boss

Sheriff's Deputy

Sam Ellery (uncredited)

Diamond Terry

Ashby
Hell-to-Pay Austin
Directing

Eaton - Railroad President

Directing
The Wealthy Friend

Chief Martin

Doc Arnold


C. Hanaford


The Indian Girl's Great Brother
Princess's Father

Capt. Wolff

Franklyn Chase
The King of Romanda

President Alvarez

Robert Powers

The Sailor
Directing

Directing
Directing

The Indian Chief's Brother

Capt. Hammond

Professor Edwin Millstone (uncredited)


The planter

The American

Enoch Arden

John Wilson

Jim Hamilton

Mr. Wade

Directing
The Manley Suitor

Writing

Edward Mariott

Old Jim Darley
John MacDonald

Edwin Ramsey

John MacDonald

Sheriff Franklin


Hugh Frazier

Old Jim Darley

Fred Arnold

Billy's Father
Osmund Manvers

Violent Jailbird
Writing

Directing

Baffles

Red Jack Braggan

Directing

Frederick Wallace


Robert Appleton Jr.

Jose

The Specialist

The Lover

Minor Role (uncredited)

Directing
Howard Hardy

Charles Richmond

The District Attorney

Charles W. Wright

Writing

The Husband

Directing

Gaston Allegretti

Mike

Richard Manning

George

Hugh Clayton
The Widower
Directing

Horace Lennon



Wilfred Lucas, game hunter
Jose

Lord Cumberly

Rudyard Byng
Directing

Directing
Harry Blaine
John Pendergast

The Thief