Del Andrews
Writing · Adaptation · Writer · Director
Born Oct 5, 1894 · St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Active 1921–1942
Del Andrews, born Udell Endrows, was an American film director and screenwriter in the 1920s. He primarily worked on low budget westerns, writing and directing films starring Hoot Gibson, Fred Thomson, and Bob Custer.
Filmography
The Boots on the Western Front (2026) — AdaptationAll Quiet on the Western Front (1930) — AdaptationLittle Women (1933) — Additional Writing · Production DirectorWhat Price Hollywood? (1932) — EditorThe Racket (1928) — WriterHell's Heroes (1929) — Supervising Film EditorThe Bronze Bell (1921) — WriterThe Wild West Show (1928) — Director · StoryThe Yellow Back (1926) — Director · WriterThe Hottentot (1922) — ScreenplayThe Rawhide Kid (1928) — DirectorLone Hand Saunders (1926) — Scenario WriterRidin' the Wind (1925) — DirectorThe Outlaw Deputy (1935) — ScreenplayA Hero on Horseback (1927) — DirectorJudgment of the Storm (1924) — DirectorMan Rustlin' (1926) — DirectorThe Galloping Fish (1924) — DirectorThat Devil Quemado (1925) — DirectorIs That Nice? (1926) — DirectorThe White Sin (1924) — WriterHis Forgotten Wife (1924) — WriterThe Wild Bull's Lair (1925) — Director