Fred Hornby

Fred Hornby was an American actor and director, known for The Call of the Hills (1923), The Pickwick Papers (1913), and The Pickwick Papers (Part Three) (1913). He was born in May 1872 in New York and passed away on April 14, 1929, in New York City.

Personal and Family Life

Fred Hornby was born in New York City in 1872. Not much is publicly known about his personal life or family background. He spent his career in the early 20th century, contributing to the film industry as both an actor and a director.

Career

Hornby had a notable career in film during the silent era. He appeared in several films, mainly from 1914 to 1923. His performances in adaptations of classic works, like The Pickwick Papers, helped him gain recognition in the industry.

Death and Legacy

Fred Hornby died on April 14, 1929, in New York City. His contributions to early cinema and performances in several films continue to be remembered by film historians. Hornby’s work has laid the groundwork for actors in the comedy genre.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
The No-Account Count 1914-10-27 Count De Bluffe – a Fortune Hunter
Universal Ike Has One Foot in the Grave 1914-03-17 Sheriff Butternut
Universal Ike Makes a Monkey of Himself 1914-04-14
Universal Ike and the School Belle 1914-04-28 The Sheriff
Universal Ike Almost a Hero 1914-05-05
Universal Ike Gets a Line on His Wife 1914-05-12
Universal Ike in Pursuit of Eats 1914-05-19
Universal Ike Junior in a Battle Royal 1914-06-02
Universal Ike Junior Is Kept from Being an Actor 1914-06-09
Universal Ike Junior Bearly Won Her 1914-06-16
Universal Ike Junior in a Case on the Doctor 1914-06-23
Universal Ike Junior in Me, Him, and I 1914-07-07 The Father
Universal Ike Junior in Cupid’s Victory 1914-07-21
Universal Ike Junior in His City Elopement 1914-07-28
Universal Ike Junior’s Legacy 1914-08-04
Universal Ike Junior on His Honeymoon 1914-08-18
Universal Ike Junior at the Dance of Little L.O. 1914-08-25
Universal Ike in Three of a Kind 1914-10-06
Universal Ike in the Neglected Wife 1914-10-06 The Detective