Anthony O’Sullivan was an American actor known for his roles in The Monument, Her Wedding Bell, and When Love Forgives. He was born in 1855 in Ireland, UK, and later moved to the United States where he found success in the early film industry.
Personal and Family Life
O’Sullivan was married to Ida Cavanagh. Together, they built a life in the bustling environment of New York City, where O’Sullivan honed his craft as an actor and director during the silent film era.
Death and Legacy
Anthony O’Sullivan passed away on July 5, 1920, in The Bronx, New York. His contributions to film during its formative years have left a lasting legacy, as his performances continue to be appreciated by film historians and enthusiasts.
Filmography
Title
Release Date
Character
The Black Hand
1906-03-29
The Black Viper
1908-07-21
Gang Member
The Mountaineer’s Honor
1909-11-24
The Sheriff
The Fatal Hour
1908-08-18
Chinese Driver
The Violin Maker of Cremona
1909-06-07
Worker
Resurrection
1909-05-20
At Inn
Confidence
1909-04-15
Dinner Guest / In Bar
Pippa Passes
1909-10-03
In Studio
A Flash of Light
1910-07-17
A Servant
Getting Even
1909-09-12
Miner
Her Terrible Ordeal
1910-01-10
Peddlar
The Son’s Return
1909-06-14
Creditor
Deceived Slumming Party
1908-07-31
Chinese
Thompson’s Night Out
1908-05-26
William Thompson
The Sculptor’s Nightmare
1908-05-06
The Kentuckian
1908-07-07
Monday Morning in a Coney Island Police Court
1908-09-04
Ignatius O’Brien, Attorney
The Red Girl
1908-09-15
The Invisible Fluid
1908-06-16
Fruit Vendor
The Stage Rustler
1908-07-10
Man in Bar
Over the Hills to the Poor House
1908-06-26
Bailiff
The Broken Locket
1909-09-16
Outside Company Office
The Indian Runner’s Romance
1909-08-22
At Stable
The Awakening
1909-09-29
The Lawyer
Lines of White on a Sullen Sea
1909-10-27
Fisherman in First Port
Two Memories
1909-05-23
Servant
The Usurer
1910-08-15
Bill Collector
Yellow Peril
1908-03-07
Bridget, the Cook
The Man in the Box
1908-06-19
Gang member
The Gold Seekers
1910-03-18
That Chink at Golden Gulch
1910-10-10
Hulda’s Lovers
1908-04-22
Ramona
1910-05-23
Ranch Hand
Pranks
1909-08-30
Mr. Tramp
The Masher
1910-10-13
Mr. Hiram
His Last Dollar
1910-03-31
The Waiter
An Affair of Hearts
1910-05-19
The Policeman
Eloping with Auntie
1909-05-24
The Butler
Jealousy and the Man
1909-07-09
John West – the Best Friend
The Note in the Shoe
1909-05-06
The Messenger / Factory Employee
Mrs. Jones’ Lover or, I Want My Hat
1909-08-19
The Repair Man
Tis an Ill Wind That Blows No Good
1909-04-29
Factory Superintendent / In Police Station
The Faded Lilies
1909-06-17
Butler at Second Party
The Way of Man
1909-06-28
Butler
The Necklace
1909-07-01
Servant / Loan Clerk
The Renunciation
1909-07-19
Steve Ryan
A Corner in Wheat
1909-12-13
The Converts
1910-02-08
The Minister
What’s Your Hurry?
1909-11-01
On Street
The Little Avenger
1911-02-11
The Friendly Policeman
The Rocky Road
1910-01-03
In Bar
The Day After
1909-12-30
Party Guest
They Would Elope
1909-08-09
The Fight for Freedom
1908-07-17
Bartender
What the Daisy Said
1910-07-11
A Gypsy / A Farmhand (uncredited)
The Goddess of Sagebrush Gul
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