Phil Rosen
Directing · Director of Photography · Director · Scenario Writer
Born May 8, 1888 · Marienburg, East Prussia, Germany [now Malbork, Pomorskie, Poland]
Active 1914–1951
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Phil Rosen (8 May 1888 – 22 October 1951) was an American film director and cinematographer. He directed 142 films between 1915 and 1949.
Filmography
Army Wives (1945) - DirectorBlack Magic (1944) - DirectorCharlie Chan in the Secret Service (1944) - DirectorCharlie Chan in The Chinese Cat (1944) - DirectorTwo Wise Maids (1937) - DirectorUnwelcome Stranger (1935) - DirectorCheaters (1934) - DirectorBlack Beauty (1933) - DirectorYoung Blood (1932) - DirectorSelf Defense (1932) - DirectorRange Law (1931) - DirectorThe Gay Buckaroo (1931) - DirectorStranded (1927) - DirectorThe Cancelled Debt (1927) - DirectorThe White Monkey (1925) - DirectorThe Dramatic Life of Abraham Lincoln (1924) - DirectorLovers' Lane (1924) - DirectorBeing Respectable (1924) - DirectorHandle with Care (1922) - DirectorLadies Must Live (1921) - Director of PhotographyExtravagance (1921) - DirectorRoarin' Dan (1920) - DirectorWest Is Best (1920) - DirectorThe Double Hold-Up (1919) - Director