Directing

Étienne Arnaud

Born 1879-09-04

Died 1955-03-10

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.

Credits

Newest first

Ceux De Demain
Story
1938
Precious Fools
Writer
1938
La Fille de la Madelon
Scenario Writer
1937
Mam'zelle Spahi
Theatre Play
1934
Gold of the Seas
Writer
1933
The Dancer and the King
Director
1914
Duty
Director
1914
The Electric Girl
Director
1914
Cue and Mis-Cue
Director
1914
La Marseillaise
Director
1912
Robin Hood
Director
1912
Chamber of Forgetfulness
Director
1912
Saved from the Titanic
Director
1912
Oh, You Ragtime!
Director
1912
The Doll
Director
1910
Christopher Columbus
Director
1910
André Chénier
Director
1910
The Huguenot
Director
1909
The Death of Mozart
Director
1909
Modern Education
Director
1909
Spanish Clair de Lune
Director
1909
Le Korrigan
Director
1908
The Secret of the Glacier
Director
1908
The Roses
Director
1908
The Apache Strike
Director
1907
On the Barricade
Director
1907
Four-Year-Old Heroine
Director
1907
Le Tic
Director
1907
Alice Guy Films a 'Phonoscène' in the Studio at Buttes-Chaumont, Paris
as Himself, stage director with sunglasses
1907