Joseph A. Golden
American film director, screenwriter, producer and playwright · United States · On the map · Directors · Lived 1897 to 1942 · aged 45
Joseph A. Golden was an American film director, screenwriter, producer and playwright. After beginning his career in the theater, he became one of the directors employed by the Biograph Company in 1907.
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The WhirlwindFilm, Director, Writer1919
The Great GambleFilm, Director, Writer1918
Wolves of KulturFilm, Director, Writer1917
RedemptionFilm, Director
The Law of CompensationFilm, 1917Director1916
Behind Closed DoorsFilm, Director1915
Fine FeathersFilm, Director1914Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Done to a FrazzleFilm, Director1913
The Count of Monte CristoFilm, Director1912
ResurrectionFilm, Director1911For Massa's SakeFilm, Director1910The Daughter of NiagaraFilm, Director1907The Hypnotist's RevengeFilm, DirectorThe Tired Tailor's DreamFilm, 1907Director1897BornPeople around Joseph
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He subsequently worked for several production companies and in 1914 acquired Ludwig Erb's interest in the Crystal Film Company, which operated a studio and film-processing laboratory in the Bronx. Golden directed Pearl White in some of her earliest films and later directed the serials Wolves of Kultur (1918), The Great Gamble (1919) and The Whirlwind (1920). He also wrote plays and vaudeville sketches, including three works with Will M. Cressy.
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