Charles Dorian

Directing

June 27, 1891

— October 21, 1942(51 years old)

Santa Monica, California, USA

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Biography

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. He won an Academy Award in 1933 for Best Assistant Director.

Also Known As

Charles Dorien

Known For

7.0

Grand Hotel

Assistant Director

6.9

Queen Christina

Assistant Director

6.5

Anna Karenina

Assistant Director

7.2

Flesh and the Devil

Assistant Director

6.6

Red-Headed Woman

Assistant Director

7.0

Sadie McKee

Assistant Director

6.7

Wife vs. Secretary

Assistant Director

7.0

Possessed

Assistant Director

6.5

It's a Wonderful World

Second Unit Director

7.2

Letty Lynton

Assistant Director

6.5

A Woman of Affairs

Assistant Director

5.8

Night Flight

Assistant Director

Filmography

1930s

6.5

It's a Wonderful World

Second Unit Director

6.7

Wife vs. Secretary

Assistant Director

6.5

Anna Karenina

Assistant Director

6.9

Queen Christina

Assistant Director

7.0

Sadie McKee

Assistant Director

6.0

The Gay Bride

Assistant Director

7.3

Outcast Lady

Assistant Director

5.8

Night Flight

Assistant Director

7.0

Grand Hotel

Assistant Director

6.6

Red-Headed Woman

Assistant Director

7.2

Letty Lynton

Assistant Director

7.0

Possessed

Assistant Director

9.0

Wild and Woolly

Director

6.5

The Rogue Song

Assistant Director

1920s

4.0

Wonder of Women

Assistant Director

6.5

A Woman of Affairs

Assistant Director

6.1

The Trail of '98

Assistant Director

7.2

Flesh and the Devil

Assistant Director

7.8

Kiki

Assistant Director

5.8

The Signal Tower

Assistant Director

1910s

7.0

The Sealed Envelope

Philip Gregory

5.1

All Night

William Harcourt

The Answer

Robert Warfield

Society for Sale

Furnival

The Gray Ghost

Jimmie Pelham of the Star

6.0

The Voice on the Wire

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