Monty Banks
Directing · Director · Producer · Writer
Born Jul 14, 1897 · Cesena, Forlì-Cesena, Emilia-Romagna, Italy
Active 1916–1950
Monty Banks was a short, stocky but somehow debonair Italian-born comic actor, later also writer and director. In the US from 1914, he first appeared on stage in musical comedy and cabaret.
Filmography
Blood and Sand (1941) — Antonio LopezThe Garage (1920) — Man with Dog (uncredited)Tonight's the Night - Pass It On (1931) — Convict · DirectorThe Covered Schooner (1923) — The BoyWedding Bells (1924) — The GroomA Blind Pig (1918) — French SalesmanThe Sheriff (1918)Almost a Honeymoon (1930) — Director · WriterKiss Me Sergeant (1930) — DirectorThe New Waiter (1930) — DirectorOld Soldiers Never Die (1931) — Director · ProducerMoney for Nothing (1932) — DirectorFather and Son (1935) — Director18 Minutes (1935) — DirectorGreat Guns (1941) — DirectorFalling in Love (1934) — Film Director · DirectorFlying Luck (1927) — The BoyAtta Boy (1926) — Monty Milde · Executive ProducerHorse Shoes (1927) — Monty Milde · Screenplay · Story · Executive ProducerToo Much Johnson (1919) — Leon DathisThe Musical Beauty Shop (1930) — DirectorYou Made Me Love You (1933) — Taxi Driver (uncredited) · DirectorSix A.M. (1923)No Limit (1935) — Director