Person
T. Hayes Hunter
Directing · 1884–1944 · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia T. Hayes Hunter (1 December 1884 – 14 April 1944) was an American film director of the silent era. He directed 34 films between 1912 and 1934. He was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and died in London, England. His son is screenwriter John Hunter (The Grey Fox). Description above from the Wikipedia article T. Hayes Hunter, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known for
The Triumph of the Scarlet Pimpernel
Director
Wildfire
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The Calendar
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The Crimson Stain Mystery
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Once to Every Man
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The Ghoul
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The Frightened Lady
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The Vampire
Scenario Writer
Lime Kiln Club Field Day
Director
The Light in the Clearing
Director
Filmography
- 1934The Green PackDirector
- 1933The GhoulDirector
- 1932Sally BishopDirector
- 1932White FaceDirector
- 1932The Frightened LadyDirector
- 1931The CalendarDirector
- 1931The Man They Couldn't ArrestDirector
- 1929The Silver KingDirector
- 1928The Triumph of the Scarlet PimpernelDirector
- 1928A South Sea BubbleDirector
- 1927One of the BestDirector
- 1925WildfireDirector
- 1924Trouping with EllenDirector
- 1924Damaged HeartsDirector
- 1921The Light in the ClearingDirector
- 1920EarthboundDirector
- 1920The Cup of FuryDirector
- 1919Desert GoldDirector
- 1918Once to Every ManDirector
- 1918The Border LegionDirector
- 1916The Crimson Stain MysteryDirector
- 1915While Father TelephonedWriter
- 1915Judy ForgotDirector
- 1914The Seats of the MightyDirector
- 1914The Adventures of Kitty CobbDirector
- 1914The Vampire's TrailDirector
- 1913The VampireScenario Writer
- 1913Lime Kiln Club Field DayDirector
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