Étienne Arnaud

Biography

Regarded as one of the pioneers of French cinema, Étienne Arnaud worked on around sixty films and collaborated extensively with Émile Cohl and Louis Feuillade, two other pioneering figures of the medium.

Directed

1. On the Barricade (1907) — Director
2. Four-Year-Old Heroine (1907) — Director
3. Spanish Clair de Lune (1909) — Director
4. Chamber of Forgetfulness (1912) — Director
5. André Chénier (1910) — Director
6. Robin Hood (1912) — Director
7. Saved from the Titanic (1912) — Director
8. Le Tic (1907) — Director
9. The Apache Strike (1907) — Director
10. Oh, You Ragtime! (1912) — Director
11. Le Korrigan (1908) — Director
12. Modern Education (1909) — Director
13. The Electric Girl (1914) — Director
14. The Death of Mozart (1909) — Director
15. Christopher Columbus (1910) — Director
16. Duty (1914) — Director
17. Cue and Mis-Cue (1914) — Director
18. The Huguenot (1909) — Director
19. La Marseillaise (1912) — Director
20. La poupée (1910) — Director
21. The Stormy Winds Do Blow (1906) — Director
22. The Stormy Winds Do Blow (1906) — Director
23. The Dancer and the King (1914) — Director
24. The Roses (1908) — Director
25. Bluebeard (1907) — Director

Also appeared in

1. Alice Guy Films a 'Phonoscène' in the Studio at Buttes-Chaumont, Paris (1907) — Himself, stage director with sunglasses