Charles Dorian
Directing · Assistant Director · Second Unit Director · Director
Born Jun 27, 1891 · Santa Monica, California, USA
Active 1917–1942 · Awards: Academy Award for Best Assistant Director
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Charles Dorian (June 27, 1891 – October 21, 1942) was an American assistant director and film actor. He appeared in 26 films between 1915 and 1920.
Filmography
Grand Hotel (1932) - Assistant DirectorQueen Christina (1934) - Assistant DirectorAnna Karenina (1935) - Assistant DirectorFlesh and the Devil (1926) - Assistant DirectorWife vs. Secretary (1936) - Assistant DirectorPossessed (1931) - Assistant DirectorRed-Headed Woman (1932) - Assistant DirectorIt's a Wonderful World (1939) - Second Unit DirectorSadie McKee (1934) - Assistant DirectorA Woman of Affairs (1928) - Assistant DirectorLetty Lynton (1932) - Assistant DirectorKiki (1926) - Assistant DirectorNight Flight (1933) - Assistant DirectorThe Trail of '98 (1928) - Assistant DirectorOutcast Lady (1934) - Assistant DirectorThe Rogue Song (1930) - Assistant DirectorThe Gay Bride (1934) - Assistant DirectorWild and Woolly (1931) - DirectorThe Signal Tower (1924) - Assistant DirectorThe Sealed Envelope (1919) - Philip GregoryThe Voice on the Wire (1917) - DorianAll Night (1918) - William HarcourtWonder of Women (1929) - Assistant DirectorSociety for Sale (1918) - Furnival