Born: 4 September 1879
Died: 10 March 1955

Directing

Étienne Arnaud

Regarded as one of the pioneers of French cinema, Étienne Arnaud worked on around sixty films and collaborated extensively with Émile Cohl and Louis Feuillade, two other pioneering figures of the medium.

As director

The Electric Girl

1914 · Director

Duty

1914 · Director

Cue and Mis-Cue

1914 · Director

The Dancer and the King

1914 · Director

Chamber of Forgetfulness

1912 · Director

La Marseillaise

1912 · Director

Oh, You Ragtime!

1912 · Director

Saved from the Titanic

1912 · Director

Robin Hood

1912 · Director

André Chénier

1910 · Director

Christopher Columbus

1910 · Director

La poupée

1910 · Director

Spanish Clair de Lune

1909 · Director

Modern Education

1909 · Director

The Death of Mozart

1909 · Director

The Huguenot

1909 · Director

Le Korrigan

1908 · Director

The Roses

1908 · Director

Le Tic

1907 · Director

The Apache Strike

1907 · Director

Four-Year-Old Heroine

1907 · Director

On the Barricade

1907 · Director

Bluebeard

1907 · Director

The Stormy Winds Do Blow

1906 · Director

The Stormy Winds Do Blow

1906 · Director

As actor

Alice Guy Films a 'Phonoscène' in the Studio at Buttes-Chaumont, Paris

1907 · Himself, stage director with sunglasses