Willard Mack
American actor, film director (1873-1934) · United States · On the map · Directors · Died at 61
Willard Mack was a Canadian-American actor, director, and playwright.
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A typical day, 30 days to 23 June 2026
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1934Died18 November 1934
NanaFilm, 1934Writer1933
Broadway to HollywoodFilm, Director, Writer1930
Billy the KidFilm, Writer1929
His Glorious NightFilm, Writer1928
Hangman's HouseFilm, Writer1925
Old ClothesFilm, Writer1923
The Dangerous MaidFilm, Sergeant Kick1920
The Common SinFilm, Writer1919
One Week of LifeFilm, Writer1918
Go West, Young ManFilm, Writer1916Nanette of the WildsFilm, Writer1915
Aloha OeFilm, David Harmon1913
The Battle of GettysburgFilm, Virginia's beau1873Born18 September 1873
NanaFilm, 1934Writer1933Broadway to HollywoodFilm, Director, Writer1930Billy the KidFilm, Writer1929His Glorious NightFilm, Writer1928Hangman's HouseFilm, Writer1925Old ClothesFilm, Writer1923The Dangerous MaidFilm, Sergeant Kick1920The Common SinFilm, Writer1919One Week of LifeFilm, Writer1918Go West, Young ManFilm, Writer1916Nanette of the WildsFilm, Writer1915Aloha OeFilm, David Harmon1913The Battle of GettysburgFilm, Virginia's beau1873Born18 September 1873People around Willard
Thomas H. Ince Produced Aloha Oe and The Corner
Bryan Foy Produced What Price Innocence? (1933)
Marie Dressler Willard directed Broadway to Hollywood (1933)
Madge Evans Willard directed Broadway to Hollywood (1933)
Hobart Henley Directed One Week of Life (1919)
Bryant Washburn Willard directed What Price Innocence? (1933)
Walter Edwards Directed The Corner (1916)
Mickey Rooney Willard directed Broadway to Hollywood (1933)
Frank Borzage Also in The Battle of Gettysburg and Aloha Oe
Jackie Cooper Willard directed Broadway to Hollywood (1933)
John Gilbert Also in Aloha Oe and The Corner
Geraldine Farrar Willard wrote Shadows and The Hell Cat
May Robson Willard directed Broadway to Hollywood (1933)
Una Merkel Willard directed Broadway to Hollywood (1933)
Jean Parker Willard directed What Price Innocence? (1933)
Charles Giblyn Directed The Battle of Gettysburg (1913)
Richard Stanton Directed Aloha Oe (1915)
Ethel Wales Also in The Monster and The Rag Man
Anna Lehr Willard wrote Laughing Bill Hyde (1918)
Joseph Kaufman Directed Nanette of the Wilds (1916)
John H. Collins Directed Aladdin's Other Lamp (1917)
Lewis J. Selznick Produced The Valley of Doubt (1924)
Benjamin Stoloff Directed Night of Terror (1933)
Charles R. Rogers Produced Strictly Personal (1933)
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About this person
Country
United States
Category
Directors
Type
Movie Director
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1873 to 1934 · aged 61
