William Nolan
Visual Effects · Animation · Story · Editor
Born Jun 10, 1894 · Connecticut, USA
Active 1918–1954
William Charles Nolan was an American animated cartoon writer, animator, director, and artist. He is best known for creating and perfecting the rubber hose style of animation and for streamlining Felix the Cat.
Filmography
The Thief of Bagdad (1924) — EditorGulliver's Travels (1939) — AnimationThe Black Pirate (1926) — EditorRobin Hood (1922) — EditorMaking Good (1932) — DirectorKing of Jazz (1930) — AnimationHam and Eggs (1933) — DirectorThe Winged Horse (1932) — DirectorKings Up (1934) — DirectorThe Athlete (1932) — DirectorLet's Eat (1932) — DirectorThrowing the Bull (1918) — AnimationA Uke-Calamity (1925) — DirectorDon Q Son of Zorro (1925) — Editorial ServicesParking Space (1933) — DirectorCat Nipped (1932) — DirectorA Jungle Jumble (1932) — DirectorDay Nurse (1932) — DirectorGoing to Blazes (1933) — DirectorKnocking the 'H' Out of Heinie (1919) — AnimationGoldielocks and the Three Bears (1934) — DirectorHot Dogs (1925) — DirectorEast Is Best (1926) — DirectorThe Merry Old Soul (1933) — Director