Étienne Arnaud

Regarded as one of the pioneers of French cinema, Étienne Arnaud worked on around sixty films and collaborated extensively with Émile Cohl and Louis Feuillade, two other pioneering figures of the medium.

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  Robin Hood

  Director

• Duty

  Director

• The Huguenot

  Director

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  The Roses

  Director

• André Chénier

  Director

• Cue and Mis-Cue

  Director

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  Modern Education

  Director

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  Saved from the Titanic

  Director

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  Alice Guy Films a 'Phonoscène' in the Studio at Buttes-Chaumont, Paris

  Himself, stage director with sunglasses

• Oh, You Ragtime!

  Director

• 1938Ceux De DemainStory
• 1938Precious FoolsWriter
• 1937La Fille de la MadelonScenario Writer
• 1934Mam'zelle SpahiTheatre Play
• 1933Gold of the SeasWriter
• 1914The Dancer and the KingDirector
• 1914DutyDirector
• 1914The Electric GirlDirector
• 1914Cue and Mis-CueDirector
• 1912La MarseillaiseDirector
• 1912Robin HoodDirector
• 1912Chamber of ForgetfulnessDirector
• 1912Saved from the TitanicDirector
• 1912Oh, You Ragtime!Director
• 1910Christopher ColumbusDirector
• 1910La poupéeDirector
• 1910André ChénierDirector
• 1909The HuguenotDirector
• 1909The Death of MozartDirector
• 1909Modern EducationDirector
• 1909Spanish Clair de LuneDirector
• 1908Le KorriganDirector
• 1908The RosesDirector
• 1907BluebeardDirector
• 1907The Apache StrikeDirector
• 1907On the BarricadeDirector
• 1907Four-Year-Old HeroineDirector
• 1907Le TicDirector
• 1907Alice Guy Films a 'Phonoscène' in the Studio at Buttes-Chaumont, ParisHimself, stage director with sunglasses
• 1906The Stormy Winds Do BlowDirector
• 1906The Stormy Winds Do BlowDirector