

Acting
David Torrence
- Titles
- 87movies
- Career
Active from 1913 to 1939, busiest in 1926 with 10 main titles.
- Leading roles
- 18top three billing
- Average score
61/100
- Highest rated
Tess of the Storm Country86/100
What stands out
Compared with the average well-known movie, over 22 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.
- Historical7.7average 2.6
- Nostalgia6.8average 3.7
- Romance5.8average 3.8
- Class & Capitalism5.2average 3.3
- Wit & Wordplay4.5average 3.7
- Wholesome4.1average 3.3
- Pathos6.0average 5.2
- Family Dynamics5.4average 4.7
Rarely in their work
- Contemporary Realism1.1, average 5.3
- Pop Culture0.5, average 2.2
- Adrenaline3.4, average 5.0
- Violence2.8, average 4.3
Main genres
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Recurring tags
- Character-Driven 5
- Class Conflict 3
- Historical Setting 3
- Romantic Drama 3
- Family Dynamics 3
- Melancholy 3
- Secret Identity 2
- Romantic Entanglements 2
- Social Commentary 2
- Early Talkie 2
- Identity Theft 2
- Silent Film 2
Works often with
People in at least two of their main titles.
Patsy Ruth MillerActorHer Husband's Secret, Oh! What a Nurse!, The King of the Turf
Lloyd HughesActorTess of the Storm Country, Harmony Lane, Forever After
Ronald ColmanActorThe Devil to Pay!, The Masquerader, Raffles
Guinn 'Big Boy' WilliamsActorCity Girl, The Bachelor Father, Brown of Harvard
Lucille RicksenActorForsaking All Others, Trimmed in Scarlet, Idle Tongues
Marguerite ClaytonActorThe Dawn of a Tomorrow, The Inside of the Cup, Idle Tongues
William HainesActorThe Tower of Lies, Fighting the Flames, Brown of Harvard
George MelfordDirectorThe Light That Failed, The Dawn of a Tomorrow, Tiger Love- NNorbert BrodineCinematographerHer Husband's Secret, Madame Spy, What Fools Men
Charles G. ClarkeCinematographerThe Light That Failed, The Dawn of a Tomorrow, Annie Laurie
Gregg TolandCinematographerThe Devil to Pay!, The Masquerader, Raffles
Buddy MessingerActorUndressed, Abysmal Brute
Movies and TV shows
11940s
1 title ยท average score 62
62
The Voice That Thrilled the World (1943)
Self (segment 'Disraeli') (archive footage)