William P. Carleton

William P. Carleton was an American actor who is best known for The Return of Jimmy Valentine, Behind Masks, and Morals. He was born on October 3, 1872, in London, England, UK, and later became a prominent figure in the film industry. He passed away on April 6, 1947, in Hollywood, California, USA.

Personal and Family Life

William P. Carleton was married to Toby Claude. He was the son of William T. Carleton, which may have influenced his decision to pursue a career in acting. Details about his early life and upbringing are not widely known.

Career

Carleton had a diverse career in acting, featuring in various films from the silent era to the early sound films. Some of his notable roles include characters in The Worldly Madonna and The Flapper, which showcased his talent during the rise of early cinema. His roles often reflected his ability to adapt to different genres throughout his career.

Death and Legacy

William P. Carleton died on April 6, 1947, in a car accident in Hollywood, California. His contributions to film during the early 20th century left a mark, as he was part of significant projects that helped shape the acting landscape. His works remain a part of film history, influencing future generations of actors.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Ann Vickers 1933-09-26 Bit Part (uncredited)
The Border Patrolman 1936-06-20 Jeremiah Huntley
Boys’ Reformatory 1939-05-01 Judge Robert H. Scott
The Worldly Madonna 1922-05-01 John McBride
Behind Masks 1921-07-23 Major Nigel Forrest
Rendezvous at Midnight 1935-02-11 Judge
Mystery Plane 1939-03-08 Navy Commander
The Adventures of Frank Merriwell 1936-01-13 Charles Merriwell
The Green Hornet Strikes Again! 1940-12-24 Gloria’s Father
Sigrid Holmquist 2010-10-08 Sydney Chaplin (archive footage)
Morals 1921-10-31 Sir Marcus Ordeyne
The Inside of the Cup 1921-01-16
The Copperhead 1920-01-25 Lieutenant Tom Hardy
The Flapper 1920-05-10 Richard Channing
Homeward Bound 1923-07-29 Rodney
Straight from Paris 1921-04-09 John Van Austen
The Law and the Woman 1922-01-22 Julian Rolfe
Bobbed Hair 1922-01-01 Paul Lamont
The Perfect Clue 1935-03-13 Jerome Stewart
The Tie That Binds 1923-03-15 Daniel Kenyon
The Truth About Wives 1923-02-03 Alfred Emerson
A Society Exile 1919-10-07 Sir Ralph Newell
The Amateur Wife 1920-02-22 Cosmo Spotiswood
Two Sinners 1935-09-12 Heggie