True Eames Boardman

Artwork for Daddy-Long-LegsImage of True Eames Boardman

Biography

Known today for his writing, True Boardman Jr., son of silent movie actor True Boardman, began his career in film as a child actor.

Timeline

1967Aged 58

1956Aged 47

1954Aged 45

1953Aged 44

  • Poster for A Is for Atom

    Writer

1951Aged 42

  • Poster for The Painted Hills

    Screenplay

1950Aged 41

  • Poster for Why Play Leap Frog?

    Writer

1943Aged 34

  • Poster for Hit the Ice

    Original Story

1942Aged 33

  • Poster for Ride 'Em Cowboy

    Screenplay

  • Poster for Pardon My Sarong

    Screenplay

  • Poster for Between Us Girls

    Screenplay

  • Poster for Arabian Nights

    Additional Dialogue

1941Aged 32

  • Poster for Keep 'Em Flying

    Screenplay

1923Aged 14

  • Poster for Michael O'Halloran

    Michael O'Halloran

1922Aged 13

  • Poster for The Flirt

    Goody-goody of the neighborhood (uncredited)

1919Aged 10

  • Poster for Daddy-Long-Legs

    Orphan Boy (uncredited)

1916Aged 7

  • Poster for At Danger's Call

    Waller's Son

  • Poster for A Daring Chance

    The Night Operator's Son

1915Aged 6

  • Poster for The Wrong Train Order

    Torney's Son

1914Aged 5

  • Poster for Broncho Billy and the Rattler

    The Boy

  • Poster for Broncho Billy's Punishment

    Broncho Billy's Son

  • Poster for Broncho Billy's Christmas Spirit

    The Prospector's Son

1913Aged 4

  • Poster for Broncho Billy Reforms

    (Unknown)

1912Aged 3

  • Poster for The Reward for Broncho Billy

    Mrs. Gregg's Young Son

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