Directing
Lloyd Bacon
EN cinema · 161 credits
Born
4 December 1889
Died
15 November 1955 (aged 65)
Birthplace
San Jose, California, USA
Also known as Lloyd Francis Bacon · Ллойд Бекон
Lloyd Bacon was an American stage and silent-era screen actor who is most remembered as a film director, making films in virtually all genres. Among the 130 films he directed is the 1933 Warner Bros. classic 42nd Street.
Known for
Filmography
42nd Street: From Book to Screen to Stage
as Self (archive footage)
The French Line
Director
She Couldn't Say No
Director
The Frogmen
Director
Golden Girl
Director
Call Me Mister
Director
The Good Humor Man
Director
Kill the Umpire
Director
Mother Is a Freshman
Director
An Innocent Affair
Director
Home Sweet Homicide
Director
Wake Up and Dream
Director
My Darling Clementine
Co-Director
Captain Eddie
Director
Larceny, Inc.
Director
Wings for the Eagle
Director
Silver Queen
Director
The Charlie Chaplin Festival
as Various Roles (archive footage)
Affectionately Yours
Director
Navy Blues
Director
Honeymoon for Three
Director
Brother Orchid
Director
The Oklahoma Kid
Director
Invisible Stripes
Director
Espionage Agent
Director
Wings of the Navy
Director
A Child is Born
Director
Racket Busters
Director
Boy Meets Girl
Director
Cowboy from Brooklyn
Director
Ever Since Eve
Director
Marked Woman
Director
San Quentin
Director
Submarine D-1
Director
Gold Diggers of 1937
Director
Sons o' Guns
Director
Cain and Mabel
Director
Broadway Gondolier
as Man Going to Brooklyn (uncredited), Director
Frisco Kid
Director
The Irish in Us
Director
In Caliente
Director
Here Comes the Navy
Director
Wonder Bar
Director
6 Day Bike Rider
Director
A Very Honorable Guy
Director
He Was Her Man
Director
42nd Street
Director
Footlight Parade
Director
Picture Snatcher
Director
Mary Stevens, M.D.
Director
Son of a Sailor
Director
Crooner
Director
Miss Pinkerton
Director
You Said a Mouthful
Director
50 Million Frenchmen
Director
Kept Husbands
Director
Sit Tight
Director
Manhattan Parade
Director
Gold Dust Gertie
Director
Honor of the Family
Director
The Office Wife
Director
A Notorious Affair
Director
Moby Dick
Director
She Couldn't Say No
Director
The Other Tomorrow
Director
So Long Letty
Director
Say It with Songs
Director
Stark Mad
Director
Honky Tonk
Director
No Defense
Director
The Singing Fool
Director
Pay as You Enter
Director
White Flannels
Director
Brass Knuckles
Director
Finger Prints
Director
Circus Today
Director
Private Izzy Murphy
Director
There He Goes
as The Cook
Hurry, Doctor!
Director
Isn't Love Cuckoo?
Director
A Rainy Knight
Director
Good Morning, Nurse
Director
He Who Gets Smacked
Director
The Speeder
Actor, Director
Smudge
as McGuire
The Road Demon
as Luther McCabe
Hands Off!
as Ford Wadley
The Greater Profit
1921
The Greater Profit
as Jim Crawkins
The Broken Gate
as John
Miss Nobody
as The Aviator
The Midlanders
as Wiley Curran
The Girl in the Rain
as Walter
The Kentucky Colonel
as Boyd Savely
The Feud
as Ben Summers
The Blue Bonnet
as Jan Peterson
Wagon Tracks
as Guy Merton
Square Deal Sanderson
as Barney Owen aka Bill Bransford
Vagabond Luck
as Buck
Easy Street
as Junkie (uncredited)
The Rink
as Guest
The Fireman
as Her Father
The Floorwalker
as Assistant Manager
Her Lesson
1916
Her Lesson
as The Butler
Behind the Screen
as Director of Comical Film (uncredited)
The Vagabond
as Artist (uncredited)
The Count
as Orchestra Conductor (uncredited)
The Tramp
as Edna's Fiancé / Second Thief
The Champion
as Second Sparring Partner / Exerciser in Gym / Referee
Broncho Billy's Cowardly Brother
1915
Broncho Billy's Cowardly Brother
as Billy's Brother
A Jitney Elopement
as Young Butler / Cop
In the Park
as Pocketbook Thief
Broncho Billy's Protégé
1915
Broncho Billy's Protégé
as The Girl's Sweetheart
Broncho Billy and the Lumber King
1915
Broncho Billy and the Lumber King
as The Sheriff
Broncho Billy Misled
1915
Broncho Billy Misled
as The Prospector
A Christmas Revenge
as Billy's rival
His Regeneration
as The Saloon Girl's Companion
A Night in the Show
as Man in Balcony