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Charles Giblyn

Director

Charles Giblyn

Born September 6, 1871 in Watertown, New York, USADied March 14, 193442 films

Charles Giblyn (September 6, 1871 – March 14, 1934) was an American film director and actor of the silent era. He directed 96 films between 1912 and 1927. He also appeared in 23 films between 1914 and 1934. He was one of the founders of the Motion Picture Directors Association. Founded Albion Productions, a film production company, in 1922. He was born in Watertown, New York and died in Los Angeles, California.

Filmography

42 films as director
  1. TBAThe Tiger's CubDirector
  2. 1925The Adventurous SexDirector
  3. 1924The Price of a PartyDirector
  4. 1923The Leavenworth CaseDirector
  5. 1922A Woman's WomanDirector
  6. 1921Know Your MenDirector
  7. 1921The Mountain WomanDirector
  8. 1920The ThiefDirector
  9. 1920Singing RiverDirector
  10. 1920The Dark MirrorDirector
  11. 1920Black Is WhiteDirector
  12. 1919The Spite BrideDirector
  13. 1919Upstairs and DownDirector
  14. 1918A Perfect 36Director
  15. 1918Just for TonightDirector
  16. 1918Peck's Bad GirlDirector
  17. 1918The LessonDirector
  18. 1918Let's Get a DivorceDirector
  19. 1918Sunshine NanDirector
  20. 1918The Studio GirlDirector
  21. 1917The HoneymoonDirector
  22. 1917ScandalDirector
  23. 1917The Price She PaidDirector
  24. 1916Somewhere in FranceDirector
  25. 1916The Vagabond PrinceDirector
  26. 1916Honor Thy NameDirector
  27. 1916Civilization's ChildDirector
  28. 1916PeggyDirector
  29. 1915Jane's Declaration of IndependenceDirector
  30. 1914The Ninety Black BoxesDirector
  31. 1914Monsieur BluebeardDirector
  32. 1914The Higher LawDirector
  33. 1914The OublietteDirector
  34. 1914By the Sun's RaysDirector
  35. 1914ThievesDirector
  36. 1913The WomanDirector
  37. 1913The Sign of the SnakeDirector
  38. 1913Old Mammy's Secret CodeDirector
  39. 1913The Seal of SilenceDirector
  40. 1913The TransgressorDirector
  41. 1913The Battle of GettysburgDirector
  42. 1913The Way of a MotherDirector