Directing
Lewin Fitzhamon
EN cinema · 43 credits
Born
5 June 1869
Died
10 October 1961 (aged 92)
Lewin "Fitz" Fitzhamon (5 June 1869 – 10 October 1961) was a British filmmaker, who worked as Cecil Hepworth's principal director in the early decades of the twentieth century. His best-known film is Rescued by Rover (1905). Other directing credits include An Englishman Trip to Paris from London (1904), That Fatal Sneeze (1907), The Man and his Bottle (1908) and A New Hat for Nothing (1910). In total, he directed around 400 films.
Known for
Filmography
The Heart of a Fishergirl
Director
Georges Bizet
1927
Georges Bizet
Director, Writer
Haydn and Mozart
1925
Haydn and Mozart
Director, Writer
Children of the Forest
1912
Children of the Forest
Director, Writer
Tilly's Party
Director, Writer
Invisibility
1909
Invisibility
Actor, Director
An Attempt to Smash a Bank
1909
An Attempt to Smash a Bank
as Rich Client, Director
That Fatal Sneeze
Director
The Doll's Revenge
Director
A Seaside Girl
Director
Dick Turpin's Ride to York
1906
Dick Turpin's Ride to York
as Dick Turpin, Director
The Squatter's Daughter
1906
The Squatter's Daughter
as Father, Director
Black Beauty
1906
Black Beauty
Actor, Director
The Tunnel Workers
Director, Writer
Lost, Stolen or Strayed
as Ruffian, Director
Rescued by Rover
Director
Prehistoric Peeps
Director
A Race for a Kiss
as The Jockey, Director
Briton vs. Boer
1900
Briton vs. Boer
as Boer, Director