Charles Daniel Hall Net Worth

Charles Daniel Hall Net Worth is
$10 Million

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Charles D. Hall ( April 20, 1888 – April 8, 1970) was a British-American art director and production designer. He is perhaps best remembered for his tenure at Universal Pictures, where he began his career during the silent era. He was art director for many of Universal's most famous productions of the 1920s and '30's: The Phantom of the Opera (1925), All Quiet on the Western Front (1930), the original Bela Lugosi Dracula (1931), the original Magnificent Obsession (1935), and the 1936 My Man Godfrey among them, as well as eleven films directed by James Whale, including the original Boris Karloff Frankenstein (1931), The Invisible Man (1933), Bride of Frankenstein (1935), and the 1936 film version of Show Boat. Hall also worked on the 1929 part-talkie film version of Show Boat, directed by Harry A. Pollard.Hall left Universal in the late 1930s and went to United Artists, where he worked for producer Hal Roach on such films as Topper Takes a Trip, the first of the two sequels to 1937's Topper. He then worked for a time on mostly B-films.Hall later moved into working in television. He ended his career as art director for the pioneering 1955 TV series Medic.Hall bought a house from John Wayne in which he lived until his death. From the late 1950s-60's Hall is known for his watercolor paintings.He was nominated for two Academy Awards, but neither nomination was for one of his famous films. They were for the films Captain Fury and Merrily We Live.

Date Of Birth	April 20, 1888
Died	1970-01-01
Place Of Birth	Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK
Height	5' 3" (1.6 m)
Profession	Art Director, Production Designer, Special Effects
Star Sign	Taurus

#	Fact
1	Noted exponent of low key set design, under contract at Universal 1923-37. Also worked for Chaplin (1925-31) and Hal Roach. With United Artists, 1938-49. Roach also occasionally worked at United Artists, sometimes with Hall.
2	Purchased his home in Hollywood from then-rising star John Wayne.
3	Suffered severe sleep deprivation while working on Dracula (1931). He would stay and lock himself in his studio overnight on the Universal lot.
4	His great-grandnephew, Matthew Charles Hall, is the director of several horror films that were inspired by Charles. The short film In the Land of Phantoms (2008) is dedicated to his memory.
5	Painted landscapes /seascapes in his spare time.
6	Spent his early film career at Universal Pictures, but left in 1937. Carl Laemmle, Universal's founder, had recently been ousted from power, and Universal's new bosses had butchered James Whale's film The Road Back (1937), on which Hall had served as production designer. The bosses had caved in to pressure from the Nazis, who had threatened to have this anti-Nazi film, based on a German novel, boycotted overseas if its content was not toned down.
7	Arrived in the USA from Canada circa. 1910.
8	Began his career with Fred Karno's music hall troupe in England as a scenic designer. Later worked with fellow British music hall veterans Charles Chaplin as production designer from 1918 to 1936, and with Stan Laurel on two films in 1940.

Art Director

Title	Year	Status
Outcasts of the City	1958	as Daniel Hall
The Unearthly	1957	as Daniel Hall
Ethel Barrymore Theater	1956	TV Series 1 episode
Desert Sands	1955	as Daniel Hall
Medic	1954-1955	TV Series 18 episodes
The Man Behind the Badge	1955	TV Series 5 episodes
Treasury Men in Action	1954-1955	TV Series 17 episodes
TV Reader's Digest	1955	TV Series 4 episodes
Dear Phoebe	1954	TV Series 1 episode
The Steel Cage	1954	as Daniel Hall
The World Dances	1954	Documentary as Daniel Hall
Top Banana	1954	as Danny Hall
Police Call	1954	TV Series 1 episode
Appointment in Honduras	1953
Marry Me Again	1953	as Daniel Hall
The Loretta Young Show	1953	TV Series 1 episode
The Moonlighter	1953	as Dan Hall
The Blue Gardenia	1953	as Daniel Hall
Abbott and Costello Meet Captain Kidd	1952	as Daniel Hall
Ruby Gentry	1952	as Dan Hall
Schlitz Playhouse	1952	TV Series 9 episodes
Red Snow	1952	as Daniel Hall
Red Planet Mars	1952
Japanese War Bride	1952	as Danny Hall
The Fighter	1952	as Daniel Hall
China Smith	1952	TV Series 3 episodes
Gruen Guild Theater	1951	TV Series 1 episode
Journey Into Light	1951	as Danny Hall
Stars Over Hollywood	1951	TV Series 19 episodes
Two Lost Worlds	1951	as Danny Hall
The Bogus Green	1951	TV Movie as Daniel Hall
The Vicious Years	1950
The Flying Saucer	1950
Two Knights from Brooklyn	1949
There's a Girl in My Heart	1949	as Daniel Hall
Not Wanted	1949
Shamrock Hill	1949	as Danny Hall
An Old-Fashioned Girl	1949	as Daniel Hall
Yanks Ahoy	1943	as Chas. D. Hall
Nazty Nuisance	1943
Taxi, Mister	1943
Prairie Chickens	1943	as Charles Hall
Calaboose	1943
Two Mugs from Brooklyn	1942
Fall In	1942
The Devil with Hitler	1942	Short
Flying with Music	1942
Brooklyn Orchid	1942	as Charles Hall
Hay Foot	1942
Fiesta	1941
All-American Co-Ed	1941
Niagara Falls	1941
Tanks a Million	1941
Road Show	1941
Saps at Sea	1940
One Million B.C.	1940
A Chump at Oxford	1940
The Housekeeper's Daughter	1939
Captain Fury	1939
Zenobia	1939
Topper Takes a Trip	1938
There Goes My Heart	1938
Swiss Miss	1938
Merrily We Live	1938
The Road Back	1937
Hats Off	1936	as Danny Hall
My Man Godfrey	1936
Nobody's Fool	1936
Show Boat	1936
Next Time We Love	1936
Magnificent Obsession	1935
The Great Impersonation	1935
East of Java	1935
Remember Last Night?	1935
Diamond Jim	1935
Bride of Frankenstein	1935
It Happened in New York	1935
Night Life of the Gods	1935
The Good Fairy	1935
There's Always Tomorrow	1934
Imitation of Life	1934
One More River	1934
I Give My Love	1934
Love Birds	1934
The Black Cat	1934
Affairs of a Gentleman	1934
Little Man, What Now?	1934
I'll Tell the World	1934
Glamour	1934
The Poor Rich	1934
Madame Spy	1934
Counsellor at Law	1933
By Candlelight	1933
King for a Night	1933
The Invisible Man	1933
Ladies Must Love	1933	as Danny Hall
Don't Bet on Love	1933	as Chas. D. Hall
Horse Play	1933
The Kiss Before the Mirror	1933
The World Gone Mad	1933	as Daniel Hall
The Vampire Bat	1933	as Daniel Hall
Merry-Go-Round	1932	uncredited
The Crusader	1932	as Daniel Hall
Back Street	1932	uncredited
Scandal for Sale	1932
The Impatient Maiden	1932
Murders in the Rue Morgue	1932
The Land of Oz, a Sequel to the 'Wizard of Oz'	1932	as Danny Hall
Frankenstein	1931
The Spirit of Notre Dame	1931
Waterloo Bridge	1931
East of Borneo	1931
Up for Murder	1931
Iron Man	1931
Dracula	1931/II
Dracula	1931/I
The Cohens and the Kellys in Africa	1930
All Quiet on the Western Front	1930
Tarzan the Tiger	1929
The Last Performance	1929
The Love Trap	1929
Melody Lane	1929
Broadway	1929
Show Boat	1929
The Kid's Clever	1929
The Last Warning	1929
Lonesome	1928
The Man Who Laughs	1928
The Circus	1928	uncredited
Uncle Tom's Cabin	1927
The Cat and the Canary	1927
Sensation Seekers	1927
The Cheerful Fraud	1926
The Cohens and Kellys	1926
The Phantom of the Opera	1925	uncredited
Bag and Baggage	1923
The Pilgrim	1923	uncredited
Pay Day	1922/I	Short uncredited
The Idle Class	1921	Short uncredited
The Kid	1921	uncredited

Production Designer

Title	Year	Status
Desert Sands	1955
Big House, U.S.A.	1955
Shield for Murder	1954
Modern Times	1936	uncredited
Only Yesterday	1933
A Woman of the Sea	1926
The Gold Rush	1925	uncredited
The Professor	1919	Short uncredited
A Day's Pleasure	1919	Short uncredited
Sunnyside	1919	Short uncredited
Shoulder Arms	1918	uncredited
The Bond	1918	Short
A Dog's Life	1918	Short uncredited

Special Effects

Title	Year	Status
What Next, Corporal Hargrove?	1945	assistant: A. Arnold Gillespie - uncredited
Our Vines Have Tender Grapes	1945	special effects - as Danny Hall
Son of Lassie	1945	special effects - as Danny Hall
Without Love	1945	special effects - as Danny Hall
Mrs. Parkington	1944	special effects - as Danny Hall
Captain Caution	1940	special effects photography designed by

Miscellaneous

Title	Year	Status
The Man Who Laughs	1928	technical director
The Gold Rush	1925	technical director - uncredited
The Lying Truth	1922	technical director

Visual Effects

Title	Year	Status	Character
Dragon Seed	1944	miniatures - uncredited
The Heavenly Body	1944	miniatures - uncredited

Art Department

Title	Year	Status	Character
The Old Dark House	1932	interior designer - uncredited
The Hunchback of Notre Dame	1923/I	assistant art director - uncredited

Set Decorator

Title	Year	Status	Character
Modern Times	1936	settings
City Lights	1931	settings

Thanks

Title	Year	Status	Character
In the Land of Phantoms	2008	Video short in memory of

Nominated Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
1940	Oscar	Academy Awards, USA	Best Art Direction	Captain Fury (1939)
1939	Oscar	Academy Awards, USA	Best Art Direction	Merrily We Live (1938)

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Charles Daniel Hall Net Worth

Charles Daniel Hall Net Worth is
$10 Million