Person
Charles Dorian
Directing · 1891–1942 · Santa Monica, California, USA
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Charles Dorian (June 27, 1891 – October 21, 1942) was an American assistant director and film actor. He appeared in 26 films between 1915 and 1920. He won an Academy Award in 1933 for Best Assistant Director.
Known for
Possessed
Assistant Director
It's a Wonderful World
Second Unit Director
Flesh and the Devil
Assistant Director
Grand Hotel
Assistant Director
Wife vs. Secretary
Assistant Director
The Gay Bride
Assistant Director
Anna Karenina
Assistant Director
Queen Christina
Assistant Director
Kiki
Assistant Director
Red-Headed Woman
Assistant Director
Filmography
- 1939It's a Wonderful WorldSecond Unit Director
- 1936Wife vs. SecretaryAssistant Director
- 1935Anna KareninaAssistant Director
- 1934The Gay BrideAssistant Director
- 1934Outcast LadyAssistant Director
- 1934Sadie McKeeAssistant Director
- 1934Queen ChristinaAssistant Director
- 1933Night FlightAssistant Director
- 1932Grand HotelAssistant Director
- 1932Red-Headed WomanAssistant Director
- 1932Letty LyntonAssistant Director
- 1931PossessedAssistant Director
- 1931Wild and WoollyDirector
- 1930The Rogue SongAssistant Director
- 1929Wonder of WomenAssistant Director
- 1928A Woman of AffairsAssistant Director
- 1928The Trail of '98Assistant Director
- 1926Flesh and the DevilAssistant Director
- 1926KikiAssistant Director
- 1924The Signal TowerAssistant Director
- 1919The Sealed EnvelopePhilip Gregory
- 1918All NightWilliam Harcourt
- 1918Society for SaleFurnival
- 1918Innocent's ProgressOlin Humphreys
- 1918The AnswerRobert Warfield
- 1917The Gray GhostJimmie Pelham of the Star
- 1917The Voice on the WireDorian
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