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Joe Rock

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American actor and filmmaker (1893-1984)

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Joe Rock was an American film producer, director, actor, and screenwriter. He produced a series of 12 two reel short subject comedies starring Stan Laurel in the 1920s.

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Poster for Vamps and Variety (1919)Poster for Vamps and Variety (1919)"Heavyation", one of "A Ton of Fun"'s shorts."Heavyation", one of "A Ton of Fun"'s shorts.Niall MacGinnis in The Edge of the World (1937)Niall MacGinnis in The Edge of the World (1937)

Filmography 40

The Edge of the World1937
West of Hot Dog1924
Dr. Pyckle and Mr. Pride1925
Pie-Eyed1925
Golf1922
Twins1925
Somewhere In Wrong1925
Plagues And Puppy Love1917
Gall and Golf1917
Half a Man1925
Krakatoa1933
Cotton Queen1937
Mandarin Mix-Up1924
A Pair of Kings1922
Detained1924
Navy Blue Days1925
The Barnyard1923
The Sleuth1925
The Whirlwind1922
Damsels and Dandies1919
Boys Will Be Girls1938
Hash and Havoc1916
The Snow Hawk1925
Vamping Babies1926
Everything Is Rhythm1936
Rips and Rushes1917
Rhythm Racketeer1937
The Stoker1935
Aladdin1922
Burning Up Broadway1928
Book Bozo1925
Footlights and Fakers1917
Hold Tight1925
Excuse My Glove1936
Turks and Troubles1917
Vamps and Variety1919
A Fraternity Mixup1926
Loafers and Lovers1920
Galloping Ghosts1926
Captain Bill1935

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Awards 1

1934Academy Award for Best Short Subject, Novelty

Connected to Joe 6

Larry SemonAlso in Golf (1922)Helene CostelloAlso in Burning Up Broadway (1928)Tay GarnettAlso in Dr. Pyckle and Mr. Pride (1925)Niall MacGinnisAlso in The Edge of the World (1937)Greta GyntAlso in Boys Will Be Girls (1938)Olive BlakeneyAlso in Excuse My Glove (1936)

About this person

Country
United States
Category
Directors
Type
Movie Director
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1893 to 1984 · aged 90
Wikipedia
12 languages

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