Movies of David Thompson and Florence La Badie together
David Thompson and Florence La Badie have starred in 13 movies together. Their first film was The Satyr and the Lady in 1911. The most recent movie that David Thompson and Florence La Badie starred together was The Smuggled Diamond in 1915.
1911
The Satyr and the Lady
1912
Aurora Floyd
Aurora Floyd
David Thompson
Starred as John Conyers, Aurora's First Husband
Florence La Badie
Starred as Aurora Floyd
1912
Called Back
1912
East Lynne
1912
The Star of Bethlehem
1913
The Blight of Wealth
The Blight of Wealth
David Thompson
Starred as Jack, a Handsome Young Quarryman
Florence La Badie
Starred as May, Jack's Wife
1913
The Lie That Failed
1913
The Message to Headquarters
The Message to Headquarters
David Thompson
Starred as The Real Secret Service Man
Florence La Badie
Starred as Uncredited
1914
A Debut in the Secret Service
A Debut in the Secret Service
David Thompson
Starred as Sir Edward Wray - Secretary of Foreign Affairs
Florence La Badie
Starred as Nan Tremaine - Lord Trevor's Ward
1914
A Leak in the Foreign Office
A Leak in the Foreign Office
David Thompson
Starred as Sir Edward Wray - the foreign secretary
Florence La Badie
Starred as Nan Tremaine - Lord Trevor's ward
1914
The Mohammedan's Conspiracy
The Mohammedan's Conspiracy
David Thompson
Starred as Sir Edward Wray
Florence La Badie
Starred as Nan - Lord Trevor's Ward
1914
Their Golden Wedding
Their Golden Wedding
David Thompson
Starred as Granville Sewell
Florence La Badie
Starred as Enna - the Daughter
1915
The Smuggled Diamond
The Smuggled Diamond
David Thompson
Starred as Bill - Smuggler
Florence La Badie
Starred as Flo - Detective Agent
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