Ferdinand Zecca
French film director (1864-1947) · France · On the map · Directors · Died at 83
Ferdinand Zecca was a pioneer French film director, film producer, actor and screenwriter. He worked primarily for the Pathé company, first in artistic endeavors then in administration of the internationally based company.
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1947Died23 March 19471915
Those of Our LandFilm1914Struggle for LifeFilm, Director, Writer1913When Paris LovesFilm, Director1912Gold FeverFilm, Director1910
Slippery JimFilm, Director1909
Le Voleur invisibleFilm, Director1907
Life and Passion of ChristFilm, Director1905
A Father's HonorFilm, Director1904
Ladies of the Court BathingFilm, Director1903Adventures of Don QuixoteFilm, Director1902
Alcohol and Its VictimsFilm, Director, Writer1901A Political DiscussionFilm, Director1864Born
Those of Our LandFilm1914Struggle for LifeFilm, Director, Writer1913When Paris LovesFilm, Director1912Gold FeverFilm, Director1910Slippery JimFilm, Director1909Le Voleur invisibleFilm, Director1907Life and Passion of ChristFilm, Director1905A Father's HonorFilm, Director1904Ladies of the Court BathingFilm, Director1903Adventures of Don QuixoteFilm, Director1902Alcohol and Its VictimsFilm, Director, Writer1901A Political DiscussionFilm, Director1864BornPeople around Ferdinand
René Alexandre Ferdinand directed King of the Air (1913)
Gabrielle Robinne Ferdinand directed King of the Air (1913)
Gabriel Signoret Ferdinand directed King of the Air (1913)
Jean Dax Ferdinand directed The Black Countess (1913)
Stacia Napierkowska Ferdinand directed Cleopatra (1910)
Gaston Velle Directed The Moon Lover (1905)
Lucien Nonguet Also in Adventures of Don Quixote (1903)
René Leprince Also in Gold Fever and When Paris Loves
Segundo de Chomón Also in The Golden Beetle (1907)
Pierre Decourcelle Also in When Paris Loves and Struggle for Life
Julienne Mathieu Ferdinand directed Les glaces merveilleuses (1907)
Louise Lagrange Ferdinand produced Cinderella (1907)
Dranem Ferdinand directed The Clever Baker (1904)
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Country
France
Category
Directors
Type
Movie Director
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1864 to 1947 · aged 83
