Thomas H. Ince
Production
Born November 16, 1882 · Newport, Rhode Island, USA
Thomas Harper Ince (November 16, 1880 – November 19, 1924) was an American silent era filmmaker and media proprietor. Ince was known as the "Father of the Western" and was responsible for making over 800 films. His untimely death at the height of his career, after he became severely ill aboard the private yacht of media tycoon William Randolph Hearst, has caused much speculation, although the official cause of his death was heart failure.
Directed (66)
Anna Christie
1923
The Dividend
1916
Civilization
1916
The Stepping Stone
1916
Peggy
1916
The Toast of Death
1915
The Alien
1915
The Cup of Life
1915
The Devil
1915
The Last of the Line
1914
The Days of '49
1913
In Love and War
1913
The Boomerang
1913
The Battle of Gettysburg
1913
The Struggle
1913
The Invaders
1912
When Lee Surrenders
1912
On Secret Service
1912
The Outcast
1912
The Lieutenant's Last Fight
1912
The Post Telegrapher
1912
Blazing the Trail
1912
The Deserter
1912
The Heart of an Indian
1912
War on the Plains
1912
The Portrait
1911
His Dress Shirt
1911
The Better Way
1911
The Sentinel Asleep
1911
'Tween Two Loves
1911
By the House That Jack Built
1911
The Toss of a Coin
1911
As a Boy Dreams
1911
The Call of the Song
1911
Behind the Times
1911
The Skating Bug
1911
At a Quarter of Two
1911
A Gasoline Engagement
1911
For the Queen's Honor
1911
In the Sultan's Garden
1911
Behind the Stockade
1911
Back to the Soil
1911
The Lighthouse Keeper
1911
The Master and the Man
1911
For Her Brother's Sake
1911
The Fair Dentist
1911
Second Sight
1911
The Stampede
1911
Sweet Memories
1911
In Old Madrid
1911
The Fisher-Maid
1911
The Message in the Bottle
1911
Tracked
1911
A Manly Man
1911
Artful Kate
1911
Pictureland
1911
The Convert
1911
At the Duke's Command
1911
Her Darkest Hour
1911
The Mirror
1911
When the Cat's Away
1911
Maid or Man
1911
The Dream
1911
Their First Misunderstanding
1911
A Dog's Tale
1911
Little Nell's Tobacco
1910
