🎬 Director
Fred Guiol
🎂 Born 17 February 1898 (age 66)✝ 23 May 1964📍 San Francisco, California, USA
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Popularity Score
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Fred Guiol was an American film director and screenwriter. Guiol worked at the Hal Roach Studios for many years, and directed Laurel and Hardy's earliest short films, as their famous comic partnership gradually developed during 1927. Along with Ivan Moffat, he was nominated for an Academy Award for Writing Adapted Screenplay for adapting Edna Ferber's novel Giant into the film Giant.
Directed Films(42)
★ 7.0
The Rainmakers
1935
Director
★ 7.0
Heavy Seas
1923
Director
★ 4.5
Skirt Shy
1929
Director
★ 5.0
Mummy's Boys
1936
Director
★ 6.3
The Second 100 Years
1927
Director
★ 4.9
Miss Polly
1941
Director
★ 5.2
Slipping Wives
1927
Director
★ 6.3
Hay Foot
1942
Director
★ 6.6
Pass the Gravy
1928
Director
★ 7.0
Sure-Mike!
1925
Director
★ 6.0
Limousine Love
1928
Director
★ 5.2
Here Comes Trouble
1948
Director
★ 6.5
Say It with Babies
1926
Director
★ 4.3
The Head Guy
1930
Director
★ 5.3
45 Minutes from Hollywood
1926
Director
★ 6.3
Along Came Auntie
1926
Director
★ 8.5
Silly Billies
1936
Director
★ 5.6
The Boy Friend
1928
Director
★ 6.4
Duck Soup
1927
Director
★ 7.5
As You Were
1951
Director
★ 5.8
Tanks a Million
1941
Director
★ 8.0
Don Key (Son of Burro)
1926
Director
★ 6.5
Mr. Walkie Talkie
1952
Director
★ 6.4
Do Detectives Think?
1927
Director
★ 6.1
Sugar Daddies
1927
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Papa Be Good!
1925
Director
★ 5.5
Why Girls Love Sailors
1927
Director
★ 8.0
What's Your Racket
1934
Director
★ 4.7
The Battling Orioles
1924
Director
★ 10.0
The Great Outdoors
1923
Director
★ 5.7
Love 'Em and Weep
1927
Director
★ 6.0
Feed 'em and Weep
1928
Director
★ 5.8
Get 'Em Young
1926
Director
★ 7.5
Two-Time Mama
1927
Director
★ 7.0
The Haunted Honeymoon
1925
Director
★ 8.0
The Goofy Age
1924
Director
★ 10.0
Flaming Flappers
1925
Director
★ 7.0
The Fighting Parson
1930
Director
★ 9.0
Aching Youth
1928
Director
★ 7.0
The Family Group
1928
Director
★ 6.1
With Love and Hisses
1927
Director
Meet the Missus
1924
Director