Lloyd Hamilton(1891-1935)

Lloyd Hamilton nació el 19 de agosto de 1891 en Oakland, California, Estados Unidos. Fue un actor y productor, conocido por A Self-Made Failure (1924), The Beggar and His Child (1916) y Put Yourself in His Place (1914). Estuvo casado con Irene Dalton y Ethel Anderson. Murió el 18 de enero de 1935 en Hollywood, California, Estados Unidos.

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A Menagerie Mix-Up
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- Dirección (as Lloyd V. Hamilton)
- 1917
A Flyer in Flapjacks
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- 1917
The Model Janitor
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- Dirección (as Lloyd V. Hamilton)
- 1917
Ghost Hounds
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- Dirección (as Lloyd V. Hamilton)
- 1917
The Safety Pin Smugglers
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- Dirección
- 1917
The Blundering Blacksmiths
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- Dirección (as Lloyd V. Hamilton)
- 1917
Cupid's Caddies
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- Dirección (as Lloyd V. Hamilton)
- 1917
Rival Romeos
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- Dirección (as Lloyd V. Hamilton)
- 1917
The Iceman and the Artist
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- 1916
Jailbirds
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- Dirección (as Lloyd V. Hamilton)
- 1916
Dudes for a Day
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- Dirección (as Lloyd V. Hamilton)
- 1916
Rival Fakers
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- Dirección
- 1916
The New Salesman
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- Dirección (as Lloyd V. Hamilton)
- 1916
The Desperate Duel
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- Dirección (as Lloyd V. Hamilton)
- 1916
The Merry Motor Menders
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- Dirección (as Lloyd V. Hamilton)
- 1916

Nombres alternativos
- Ham Hamilton
Nacimiento
- 19 de agosto de 1891
- Oakland, California, Estados Unidos
Defunción
- 18 de enero de 1935
- Hollywood, California, Estados Unidos(un cáncer de hígado)
Cónyuges
Otros trabajos
Stage actor, screenwriter, and film director.
Listados publicitarios
- 1 Biografía impresa
- 22 Artículos

Trivia
While working on a "Ham and Bud" comedy in the autumn of 1915, he suffered a compound fracture of his left leg and was unable to work for months afterward. The injury is said to have inspired the mincing walk he affected in his later solo comedies. In September 1931 he was struck by a car and fractured his left leg again. After his release from the hospital two months later, he was demonstrating to his friend Rex Lease how well he could walk without crutches when he fell and broke his right leg.