Hayward Mack

He had also worked in vaudeville and in stage productions. Before embarking on an entertainment career Mack was a civil engineer and also worked as a newspaper man. Mack died in Los Angeles, California, in 1921. Mack committed suicide in Los Angeles' Lafayette Park by taking poison.

• Name — Hayward Mack • Born — 20 March 1882 • Birthplace — Albany, New York, US • Died — 24 December 1921 • Place of death — Los Angeles, California, US • Occupation — Actor • Years Active — 1910–1921

• Year — Film — Role — Notes • 1912 — Percy Learns to Waltz — Harry • A Millionaire for a Day — The Bank Teller • Betty, the Coxswain — Ralph Cummings • An Eventful Bargain Day — Robert Lee, the Husband • 1913 — The Baldheaded Club • The Wedding Gown • 1914 — The Master Cracksman — District attorney — Alternative titles: The Martin Mystery The Square Shooter • A Foolish Agreement • 1915 — Graft • Father and the Boys — Major Bellamy Didsworth • 1916 — Dolly's Scoop — James Fairfax • The Grip of Jealousy — Phillip Grant • Tangled Hearts — Montgomery Seaton • The Gilded Spider — Burton Armitage — Alternative title: The Full Cup • The Jackals of a Great City • 1917 — The Flame of Youth — Sir Beverly Wyndham • Love Letters — Robert Maxwell • 1918 — The Winding Trail — Alvin Steele • The Guilty Man — Jacques Ristac • The Goddess of Lost Lake — Chester Martin • All the World to Nothing — Charles Renalls • 1919 — It Happened in Paris — Leon Naisson • The Speed Maniac — Philip Malcolm • Fighting Through — Raymond Haynes • Thieves — Henry Hartland • 1920 — Going Some — Laden • The Girl in the Web — Chapman Price • The Gamesters — Jim Welch • 1921 — Oliver Twist, Jr. — Monk • Play Square — Bill Homer • Live Wires — James Flannery • Playing with Fire — Bruce Tilford