Douglas MacLean

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Characters played by Douglas MacLean

Raymond Abbott — The Homebreaker (1919)

Raymond Abbott is Mary Marbury's fiancé and Jonas Abbott's son. After Mary returns, he spends his afternoons and evenings with Fernando Poyntier, becoming sufficiently distracted that Mary threatens to marry Jonas. Once Fernando's deception is exposed and the criminals are arrested, Raymond is reunited with Mary.

Billy Haskell — Divorce Made Easy (1929)

Billy is Percy's buddy and is engaged to Eileen Stanley. He agrees to help Percy arrange for Billy and Mabel to be discovered together in compromising circumstances, hoping to influence Aunt Emma's view of Percy's marriage. The plan becomes complicated when Billy's uncle arrives in the city.

John P. Widgast — What's Your Husband Doing? (1920)

John P. Widgast is a young attorney whom Beatrice consults while seeking relief from her suspicions about Robert. He is himself affected by jealousy at home, as his young wife watches for possible signs of his infidelity. The story brings him to the Honeysuckle Inn, where the characters' suspicions are cleared up.

Dr. Arthur P. Hampton — Mary's Ankle (1920)

A struggling young physician who invents a marriage to Mary Jane Smith to persuade his wealthy uncle to provide money for him and his two friends. When the real Mary Jane arrives injured at his office and his uncle comes to meet her, Arthur must maintain the deception, which grows more complicated during their trip to Hawaii.

Jimmy Clark — Introduce Me (1925)

Jimmy is a sightseeing visitor in France who falls in love with Betty at a railroad station. After stealing a ticket to board the train, he is mistaken in Switzerland for the expert mountain climber Roberts, and Betty believes he is the champion. Roberts threatens to expose him unless he climbs the highest mountain; Jimmy climbs it, and Betty's love culminates in their betrothal.

Jim Gleason — Captain Kidd, Jr. (1919)

Jim is a young author who lives with Mary and her grandfather, Angus MacTavish. He joins Mary and the others in following the map to the supposed buried treasure, helping dig at the old farm. After returning to the city, he sells one of his novels and asks Mary a question; her favorable answer ends with them embracing.

Jack Belasys — The Fair Barbarian (1917)

Jack Belasys is Octavia's former fiancé and sweetheart. He arrives in Slowbridge with her father after Octavia has become involved with Captain Barold. The pleasure of seeing Jack, together with the prospect of returning to Bloody Gulch, causes Octavia and Jack to reunite, making him central to the romantic resolution.

Stanley Montjoy — Happy Though Married (1919)

Stanley is Jim Montjoy's brother and travels with him to Mexico to make their fortunes. While Jim stays to guard their mining claim, Stanley goes to New York to negotiate a better price and learns Bob Davis is trying to cut him out. He quickly marries Millicent, later bringing Diana to the house and unknowingly provoking his wife's jealousy.

Career Overview

Douglas MacLean has 55 screen credits in a career dating back to 1915. Signature works include Soft Cushions, The Hottentot, Passing Through. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Known For
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Gender
male
Known Credits
55
Birth Date
1890-01-10
Birth Place
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

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