John Cromwell
Elwood Dager Cromwell, known as John Cromwell, was an American film and stage director and actor. His films spanned the early days of sound to 1950s film noir, when his directing career was cut short by the Hollywood blacklist.
3 Women
(Mr. Rose)
Ann Vickers
(Sad Faced Doughboy (uncredited))
A Wedding
(Bishop Martin)
Top Secret Affair
(General Daniel A. Grimshaw)
Street of Chance
(Imbrie (uncredited))
Abe Lincoln in Illinois
(John Brown (uncredited))
The Mighty
(Mr. Jamieson)
The Arena
(Senator Harvey Rogers)
The Dummy
(Walter Babbing)
Studio One
(Senator Harvey Rogers)
The Goddess
(Director)
Dead Reckoning
(Director)
Algiers
(Director)
Little Lord Fauntleroy
(Director)
The Racket
(Director)
In Name Only
(Director)
The Company She Keeps
(Director)
Caged
(Director)
Since You Went Away
(Director)
Son of Fury: The Story of Benjamin Blake
(Director)
Anna and the King of Siam
(Director)
The Enchanted Cottage
(Director)
Ann Vickers
(Director)
Abe Lincoln in Illinois
(Director)
The Prisoner of Zenda
(Director)
Of Human Bondage
(Director)
Spitfire
(Director)
Made for Each Other
(Director)
The Scavengers
(Director)
Jalna
(Director)
The Dance of Life
(Director)
The Silver Cord
(Director)
Village Tale
(Director)
Banjo on My Knee
(Director)
Scandal Sheet
(Director)
Tom Sawyer
(Director)
Night Song
(Director)
Double Harness
(Director)
Sweepings
(Director)
This Man Is Mine
(Director)
The Vice Squad
(Director)
For the Defense
(Director)
Unfaithful
(Director)
So Ends Our Night
(Director)
I Dream Too Much
(Director)
The Fountain
(Director)
Street of Chance
(Director)
Close Harmony
(Director)
To Mary - with Love
(Director)
Victory
(Director)
Night Song
(Producer)
Guest in the House
(Co-Director)
The Texan
(Director)
The World and the Flesh
(Director)
The Mighty
(Director)
A Matter of Morals
(Director)
Watchtower Over Tomorrow
(Director)
Rich Man's Folly
(Director)
New York Confidential
(Director)