Mini-Biography:
Fred Montague was born under the given name Frederick Montague in 1864 in London. He was an American Actor, known for The Silent Messenger (1914), The Squaw Man (1914), His Robe of Honor (1918), Fred Montague's first movie on record is from 1912. He was married to Maurine Rasmussen. Fred Montague died on July 3, 1919 in Los Angeles, California, USA. His last motion picture on file dates from 1919.
Fred Montague Filmography [Auszug]
1919: [08.09] A Western Wooing (Cast: (AKA Frederick Montague)), Directed by George Holt, with Pete Morrison, Magda Lane,
1919: [06.01] All Wrong (Cast: Randolph Graham), Directed by Raymond B. West, William Worthington, with Bryant Washburn, Mildred Davis, Charles Bennett,
1919: [05.25] His Debt (The Debt) (Cast: J.P. Manning), Directed by William Worthington, with Sessue Hayakawa, Jane Novak, Francis McDonald,
1919: [05.04] The Best Man (Cast: Celia), Directed by Thomas N. Heffron, with J. Warren Kerrigan, Lois Wilson, Gayne Whitman,
1919: [04.30] The Ghost Girl (Cast: (AKA Frederick Montague)), Directed by Charles J. Wilson, with Donna Drew, Martha Mattox,
1918: [11.08] The Lure of the Circus (Cast: Howard Mason ), Directed by J.P. McGowan, with Eddie Polo, Eileen Sedgwick, Molly Malone,
1918: [04.01] Fast Company (Cast: Peter Van Huyler ), Directed by Lynn Reynolds, with Franklyn Farnum, Katherine Griffith,
1918: [02.25] The Rough Lover (Breeze Bolton Blows In (Working title)) (Cast: Count Wintershin), Directed by Joseph De Grasse, with Franklyn Farnum, Juanita Hansen, Catherine Henry,
1918: [01.28] The Fighting Grin (Cast: Amos Meredith ), Directed by Joseph De Grasse, with Franklyn Farnum, Edith Johnson, J. Morris Foster,
1918: [01.15] His Robe of Honor (Cast: Million Mulligan), Directed by Rex Ingram, with Henry B. Walthall, Mary Charleson, Lois Wilson,
1917: [11.11] The Winged Mystery (Cast: Captain Bernard (AKA Frederick Montague)), Directed by Joseph De Grasse, with Franklyn Farnum, Claire du Brey, Rosemary Theby,
1917: [10.25] Little Mariana's Triumph (Cast: Peter Wrenn (AKA Frederick Montague) ), Directed by Marshall Stedman, with Lina Basquette, Frankie Lee, Walter Belasco,
1917: [10.11] A Prince for a Day (Cast), Directed by Marshall Stedman, with Lina Basquette, Martha Mattox,
1917: [09.27] A Romany Rose (Cast), Directed by Marshall Stedman, with Claire McDowell, Martha Mattox,
1917: [09.18] The Pullman Mystery (The Imposter (Working title)) (Cast: Robert Cheyney ), Directed by Charles Swickard, with Mattie Witting, Molly Malone,
1917: [09.06] A Dream of Egypt (Cast: The Prince (AKA Frederick Montague) ), Directed by Marshall Stedman, with Lina Basquette, Betty Schade, Albert MacQuarrie,
1917: [09.01] Jungle Treachery (Cast: Big Bill McPhearson), Directed by Rex Hodge, Blaine Pearson, with Eileen Sedgwick, Charles Brinley, Fred Church,
1917: [07.09] The Reed Case (The Adirondack Affair (Working title)) (Cast: Chief Grady), Directed by Allen Holubar, with Allen Holubar, Alfred Allen,
1917: [06.16] The Flame of Youth (The Fire of Youth) (Cast: James Gordon ), Directed by Elmer Clifton, with Jack Mulhall, Ann Forrest, Walter Woods,
1917: [04.30] The Clock (Time and Tide) (Cast: George Morgan (as Frederick Montague), Directed by William Worthington, with Franklyn Farnum, Agnes Vernon, Frank Whitson,
1917: [03.26] The Gift Girl (Marcel's Birthday Present (Working title), The Mistress (Working title)) (Cast: Dr. D), Directed by Rupert Julian, with Louise Lovely, Emory Johnson, Rupert Julian,
1917: [03.08] Good-for-Nothing Gallagher (Cast: Silas Hawkins ), Directed by William V. Mong, with William V. Mong, T.D. Crittenden, Paul Byron,
1917: [02.26] The Saintly Sinner (Cast: Governor Barnes (as Frederick Montague)), Directed by Raymond Wells, with Ruth Stonehouse, Jack Mulhall, Alida Hayman,
1917: [01.22] God's Crucible (The Shriveled Soul (Working title)) (Cast: Dudley Phillips (AKA Frederick Montague)), Directed by Lynn Reynolds, with George Hernandez, Val Paul,
1917: [01.04] The Red Stain (Cast: Hubert Forrest (AKA Frederick Montague)), Directed by George Cochrane, with Molly Malone, Jack Nelson, Annette DeFoe,
1916: [11.24] Circumstantial Guilt (Cast: (AKA Frederick Montague) ), Directed by George Cochrane, with Jack Nelson, Burton Law, ,
1916: [10.30] The End of the Rainbow (Cast: (/xx/) ), Directed by Jeanie Macpherson, Lynn Reynolds, with Myrtle Gonzalez, George Hernandez, Val Paul,
1916: [10.16] Barriers of Society (Cast: Silas Gorham (AKA Mr. Montague)), Directed by Lloyd B. Carleton, Clarke Irvine, with Dorothy Davenport, Emory Johnson, Richard Morris,
1916: [07.29] The Haunting Symphony (Cast: Dr. Andrew Smiley (AKA Frederick Montague)), Directed by Robert Broadwell, with Crane Wilbur, Claude N. Mortensen,
1916: [05.27] A Kaffir's Gratitude (Cast: Bill Harrison (AKA Frederick Montague)), Directed by N. N., with William Clifford, Patricia Palmer,
1915: [12.11] Graft (Greed (??)) (Cast: (AKA Frederick Montague)), Directed by George Lessey, Richard Stanton, with Hobart Henley, Harry Carey, Jane Novak,
1915: [03.01] A Gentleman of Leisure (Cast), Directed by George Melford, with Wallace Eddinger, Sydney Deane, Gertrude Kellar,
1914: [12.24] Cameo Kirby (Cast: Colonel Moreau), Directed by Oscar Apfel, with Dustin Farnum, James Neill,
1914: [12.07] The Ghost Breaker (Cast: Gaspart, the ghost), Directed by Oscar Apfel, Cecil B. DeMille, with H.B. Warner, Rita Stanwood, Theodore Roberts,
1914: [11.19] The Circus Man (Cast: Colonel Grand), Directed by Oscar Apfel, with Theodore Roberts, Mabel Van Buren, Florence Dagmar,
1914: [11.09] The Man from Home (Cast: Earl Of Hawcastle), Directed by Cecil B. DeMille, with Charles Richman, Theodore Roberts,
1914: [11.05] Ready Money (Cast: James R. Morgan (AKA Frederick Montague)), Directed by Oscar Apfel, with Edward Abeles, Monroe Salisbury, Jode Mullally,
1914: [10.22] What's His Name (Cast: Fairfax), Directed by Cecil B. DeMille, with Max Figman, Lolita Robertson, Sydney Deane,
1914: [08.10] The Call of the North (Cast: Jack Wilson ), Directed by Oscar Apfel, Cecil B. DeMille, with Robert Edeson, Theodore Roberts, ,
1914: [07.13] The Man on the Box (Cast: Colonel Raleigh), Directed by Oscar Apfel, Cecil B. DeMille, with Max Figman, C.F. Le None,
1914: [05.11] The Master Mind (Cast: Henry Allen), Directed by Oscar Apfel, Cecil B. DeMille, with Edmund Breese, Jane Darwell,
1914: [04.15] Brewster's Millions (Cast: Colonel Drew ), Directed by Oscar Apfel, Cecil B. DeMille, with George Barr McCutcheon, Edward Abeles, Winchell Smith,
1914: [03.12] The Silent Messenger (Cast: Maria's Father (AKA Mr. Montague)), Directed by Charles Giblyn, Gilbert P. Hamilton, with Herschel Mayall, Ann Little, Charles Giblyn,
1914: [02.15] The Squaw Man (Cast: Mr. Petrie), Directed by Oscar Apfel, Cecil B. DeMille, with Dustin Farnum, Monroe Salisbury, ,
1913: [12.16] From Rail Splitter to President (The Sorrows of Lincoln (Working title)) (Cast), Directed by Francis Ford, with Francis Ford, Grace Cunard, Edgar Keller,
1912: [11.28] For the Love of Mike (Cast: Murray, Mary's and Mike's Wealthy Employer), Directed by N. N., with Louise Vale, Ben Hall, Jack Hopkins,
1912: [10.17] The Wedding March (Cast: Alfred Solman), Directed by N. N., with Louise Vale, Jack Hopkins,
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