Emory Johnson
Directing · Director · Writer · Executive Producer
Born Mar 16, 1894 · San Francisco, California, USA
Active 1913–1960
Alfred Emory Johnson was an American actor, director, producer, and writer. As a teenager, he started acting in silent films. Early in his career, Carl Laemmle chose Emory to become a Universal Studio leading man.
Filmography
Romance on the High Seas (1948) - Ship Passenger (uncredited)The Walk-Offs (1920) - Robert WinstonThe Right to Be Happy (1916) - Fred, Scrooge's NephewShe Couldn't Help It (1920) - William LattimerThe Third Alarm (1930) - DirectorLife's Greatest Game (1924) - Director · ProducerThe Spirit of the USA (1924) - Director · ProducerBroncho Billy -- Gun-Man (1914) - Emery RawlinsAlways the Woman (1922) - Herbert BooneThe Third Alarm (1922) - DirectorThe Mailman (1923) - Director · ProducerPrisoners of Love (1921) - James RandolphThe Husband Hunter (1920) - Kent WhitneyPolly of the Storm Country (1920) - Robert RobertsonJohanna Enlists (1918) - Lt. Frank Le RoyWhat Came to Bar Q (1914) - Clarence ClemensThe Last Edition (1925) - Newspaper Employee - Cameo Appearance · Director · ProducerA Gamblers' Way (1914)Sophie Starts Something (1914)Put up Your Hands (1919) - Emory HewittThe Tiger Lily (1919) - David RemingtonTrixie from Broadway (1919) - John CollinsThe Non-Stop Flight (1926) - Producer · DirectorThe Lone Eagle (1927) - Director