Robin Williamson was an American actor and director best known for The Feud Woman, Prince of the Plains, and A Wanderer of the West. He was a significant figure in the early days of film comedy.
Personal and Family Life
Born on June 30, 1889, in Denver, Colorado, Robin Williamson had a career that spanned the silent film era. Despite his success in the film industry, details about his personal and family life remain limited.
Career Highlights
Williamson made his mark in Hollywood after moving there in 1917. He was the first director of the famous Laurel and Hardy comedies and worked alongside prominent screen comics like Ben Turpin and Mack Sennett.
Death and Legacy
Robin Williamson passed away on February 21, 1935, in Los Angeles, California, due to a heart attack. His contributions to early cinema, especially in comedy, have left a lasting impact on the film industry.
Filmography
| Title | Release Date | Character |
|---|---|---|
| The Kid’s Nap | August 29, 1914 | Mike Spitz |
| In Wrong | October 31, 1919 | Val Heaton |