Hugh Jeffrey

Hugh Jeffrey

Hugh Jeffrey was an Irish-American actor who is best known for The Pretenders, Under Suspicion, and His Father’s Son. He was born in 1873 in Belfast, Ireland, and passed away on January 13, 1927, in Hollywood, California, USA.

Personal and Family Life

Hugh Jeffrey’s personal life is not widely documented, but he was born in Belfast and later moved to America, where he pursued his acting career. Details about his family and early life remain largely unknown.

Career

Jeffrey became known for his roles in silent films during the early 20th century. Some of his notable films include The Pretenders, The Wager, and His Father’s Son, where he showcased his acting talent. His work contributed to the early film industry, though much of his life and career remain a mystery.

Death and Legacy

Hugh Jeffrey died on January 13, 1927, due to carbon monoxide asphyxiation in Hollywood, California. His legacy continues through the films he starred in, which are a part of cinema history. Despite the limited information about his contributions, he is remembered for his roles in the silent film era.

Filmography

YearTitleRole
1916The PretendersAndrews
1916The WagerDuggan
1917His Father’s SonUndetermined Role
1917The End of the TourLester Montague
1917The Power of DecisionThe Butler
1917The Call of Her PeopleSheriff
1918Under SuspicionRogers
1918The Shell GameHeadwaiter
1918The Brass CheckBlake
1918With Neatness and DispatchInsp. Corcoran
1919Secret StringsRoss
1919Out of the FogConstable
1919Virtuous MenMax