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Charles Dorian

Jun 27, 1891 - Santa Monica, California, USA

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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.

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Movie1917The Voice on the WireDorian
Movie1918All NightWilliam Harcourt
Movie1918Society for SaleFurnival
Movie1919The Sealed EnvelopePhilip Gregory

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Movie1926Flesh and the DevilAssistant DirectorDirecting
Movie1932Grand HotelAssistant DirectorDirecting
Movie1939It's a Wonderful WorldSecond Unit DirectorDirecting
Movie1930The Rogue SongAssistant DirectorDirecting
Movie1931PossessedAssistant DirectorDirecting
Movie1936Wife vs. SecretaryAssistant DirectorDirecting
Movie1933Queen ChristinaAssistant DirectorDirecting
Movie1926KikiAssistant DirectorDirecting
Movie1934Outcast LadyAssistant DirectorDirecting
Movie1934The Gay BrideAssistant DirectorDirecting
Movie1928A Woman of AffairsAssistant DirectorDirecting
Movie1931Wild and WoollyDirectorDirecting
Movie1933Night FlightAssistant DirectorDirecting
Movie1932Letty LyntonAssistant DirectorDirecting
Movie1928The Trail of '98Assistant DirectorDirecting
Movie1924The Signal TowerAssistant DirectorDirecting
Movie1934Sadie McKeeAssistant DirectorDirecting
Movie1932Red-Headed WomanAssistant DirectorDirecting
Movie1929Wonder of WomenAssistant DirectorDirecting