Frank Griffin(1886-1953)

Director
Writer
Actor

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Frank Griffin was born on 17 September 1886 in Norfolk, Virginia, USA. He was a director and writer, known for Where Love Leads (1916), Seven Keys to Baldpate (1925) and Lost at the Front (1927). He died on 17 March 1953 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Known for

Rockliffe Fellowes and Ormi Hawley in Where Love Leads (1916)

Where Love Leads

Director(as Frank C. Griffin)

1916

Douglas MacLean and Edith Roberts in Seven Keys to Baldpate (1925)

Seven Keys to Baldpate

5.5

Writer

1925

Max Asher, John Kolb, Charles Murray, and George Sidney in Lost at the Front (1927)

Lost at the Front

Writer

1927

Did He Save Her?

Short

Director

1914

Credits

Director

Taxi
Short
- Director (as Frank C. Griffin)
- 1931
Studio Sap
Short
- Director (as Frank C. Griffin)
- 1931
Conductor 1492
6.4
- Director
- 1924
The Devilish Romeo
Short
- Director
- 1921
Robert's Adventure in the Great War
Short
- Director (as Frank C. Griffin)
- 1920
A Rare Bird
Short
- Director
- 1920
The Aero Nut
8.4
Short
- Director
- 1920
Ship Ahoy
Short
- Director
- 1920
Her Private Husband
Short
- Director
- 1920
The Roaming Bathtub
Short
- Director
- 1919
Wild Waves and Women
Short
- Director (as Frank C. Griffin)
- 1919
Her First Kiss
7.5
Short
- Director (as Frank C. Griffin)
- 1919
Lions and Ladies
Short
- Director
- 1919
The King of the Kitchen
6.4
Short
- Director
- 1918
The Betrayal of Maggie
Short
- Director
- 1917

Writer

Man on the Flying Trapeze
7.4
- contributor to dialogue (uncredited)
- 1935
Spring Tonic
5.9
- comedy sequences
- 1935
Tired Feet
5.9
Short
- story
- 1933
The Big Flash
5.5
Short
- story
- 1932
The Foolish Forties
Short
- Writer
- 1931
Taxi
Short
- story (as Frank C. Griffin)
- 1931
Twisted Tales
Short
- story by
- 1931
Studio Sap
Short
- story (as Frank C. Griffin)
- 1931
Sky Scrappers
Short
- story (as Frank C. Griffin)
- 1930
Lost at the Front
- Writer
- 1927
Ella Cinders
6.9
- scenario
- story
- 1926
Seven Keys to Baldpate
5.5
- screenplay
- 1925
Madonna of the Streets
7.4
- adaptation
- 1924
Where Love Leads
- scenario (as Frank C. Griffin)
- 1916
Dobs at the Shore
Short
- Writer (as Frank C. Griffin)
- 1914

Actor

The Cannibal King
Short
- Motion Picture Director (as Frank C. Griffin)
- 1915
Dobs at the Shore
Short
- Jemula Heckla (as Frank C. Griffin)
- 1914
Dot's Elopement
Short
- Gus's Rival
- 1914
Cheap Transportation
Short
- Emil Schultz
- 1914
She Wanted a Car
4.4
Short
- The Chauffeur (as Frank C. Griffin)
- 1914
The Green Alarm
Short
- Police Chief (as Frank C. Griffin)
- 1914
He Woke Up in Time
Short
- Jake (as Frank C. Griffin)
- 1914
The Kidnapped Bride
Short
- Tango (as Frank C. Griffin)
- 1914
A Brewerytown Romance
Short
- Tango Heinz (as Frank C. Griffin)
- 1914
With the Burglar's Help
Short
- The Taxi Driver (as Frank C. Griffin)
- 1914
The Bully's Doom
Short
- Pug Hogan
- 1914
The Best Man
Short
- (as Frank C. Griffin)
- 1914
Hands Across the Sea in '76
Short
- 1911
Susceptible Dad
Short
- The Messenger Boy
- 1911

Personal details

Alternative names
- F.C. Griffin
Born
- September 17, 1886
- Norfolk, Virginia, USA
Died
- March 17, 1953
- Los Angeles, California, USA(heart attack)
Publicity listings
- 2 Articles

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