Jack Raymond
British actor and film director (1886-1953) · United Kingdom · On the map · Directors · Died at 67
Jack Raymond (1886-1953) was an English actor and film director. Born in Wimborne, Dorset in 1886, he began acting before the First World War in A Detective for a Day.
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1953Died20 March 19531952
Little Big ShotFilm, Director1951
Take Me To ParisFilm, Director1941
You Will RememberFilm, Director1939The Mind of Mr. ReederFilm, Director, Producer1936ChickFilm, Producer1935
Come Out of the PantryFilm, Director1934
Sorrell and SonFilm, Director1933
Just My LuckFilm, Director1932
It's a KingFilm, Director1931
Almost a DivorceFilm, Director1929
SplintersFilm, Director1927Second to NoneFilm, Director1922
The Six NapoleonsFilm, Pietro Venucci1921The FlatFilm, John Timkins1886Born
Little Big ShotFilm, Director1951Take Me To ParisFilm, Director1941You Will RememberFilm, Director1939The Mind of Mr. ReederFilm, Director, Producer1936ChickFilm, Producer1935Come Out of the PantryFilm, Director1934Sorrell and SonFilm, Director1933Just My LuckFilm, Director1932It's a KingFilm, Director1931Almost a DivorceFilm, Director1929SplintersFilm, Director1927Second to NoneFilm, Director1922The Six NapoleonsFilm, Pietro Venucci1921The FlatFilm, John Timkins1886BornPeople around Jack
Close ties
Sydney Howard Also in Splinters and French Leave
Herbert Wilcox Produced Up for the Cup and The Speckled Band
W. P. Lipscomb Also in Splinters and French Leave
Ruth Chatterton Jack directed The Rat and A Royal Divorce
Fay Compton Jack directed Zero and Somehow Good
Jack Buchanan Jack directed When Knights Were Bold (1936)- Arthur Chesney Also in French Leave and Night of the Garter
- Gordon Harker Jack directed Blondes for Danger (1934)
Jeanne Stuart Also in Mischief and Life Goes On
Maire O'Neill Also in Come Out of the Pantry (1935)
Frank Capra Directed The Younger Generation (1929)
Rex Harrison Jack directed The Great Game (1930)
Josef von Sternberg Directed The Last Command (1928)
Adolph Zukor Produced The Last Command (1928)
Madeleine Carroll Jack directed French Leave (1930)
Robert Morley Jack directed You Will Remember (1941)
Cedric Hardwicke Jack directed The King of Paris (1934)
Pierre Blanchar Jack directed A Royal Divorce (1938)
Jesse Louis Lasky Produced The Last Command (1928)
Noah Beery, Sr. Jack directed The Frog (1937)
Margot Grahame Jack directed Sorrell and Son (1934)
Eille Norwood Also in The Six Napoleons (1922)- Ralph Staub Directed Meet the Boy Friend (1937)
- Elsie Randolph Also in Life Goes On and Night of the Garter
Also in Français
Filmography 35
41 credits on file
Television 2
Media & music
Photos 1
About this person
In 1921, he directed his first film and gradually he wound down his acting to concentrate completely on directing - making more than forty films in total before his death in 1953.
Country
United Kingdom
Category
Directors
Type
Movie Director
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1886 to 1953 · aged 67
