Thomas W. Ross

Thomas W. Ross was an American actor who is best known for Checkers, Fine Feathers, and Seventeen. Born on January 22, 1875, in Boston, Massachusetts, he had a long career in film and television. He passed away on November 14, 1959, in Torrington, Connecticut.

Personal and Family Life

Thomas W. Ross was born and raised in Boston, where he started his journey in the entertainment industry. Details about his family life and relationships remain limited, but he pursued a passion for acting which led him to work in various films throughout the decades.

Career

Ross’s acting career included a range of roles in both silent and sound films. He gained recognition for his performances in movies like Fine Feathers and The Mortal Storm, showcasing his versatility as an actor. Over his career, he contributed to the film industry in various notable productions, both big and small.

Death and Legacy

Thomas W. Ross died on November 14, 1959, leaving behind a legacy in the American film industry. His work, particularly in the early to mid-20th century, is remembered for its impact on both silent films and the transition to sound films. His performances continue to be appreciated by classic film enthusiasts.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
The Mortal Storm 1940-06-20 Professor Werner
Blondie Takes a Vacation 1939-07-20 Matthew Dickerson
Remember the Night 1940-01-19 Mr. Emory
The Saint’s Double Trouble 1940-01-26 Professor Horatio T. Bitts
Wreckless 1935-09-19 The Judge
Power Dive 1941-06-04 Professor Blake
The Richest Man in Town 1941-08-02 Dr. Dickinson
Phantom Raiders 1940-06-07 Dr. Grisson
Four Mothers 1941-01-04 Burton Alder (uncredited)
The Remarkable Andrew 1942-03-05 Judge Ormond Krebbs
Fine Feathers 1921-06-20 Dick Meade
Without Limit 1921-03-20 Charley
Smoking Trails 1924-09-21 Arizona Pete (as Tom Ross)
Dr. Broadway 1942-05-09 Magistrate