Charles Dorian Net Worth is$3 Million Charles Dorian Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Charles Dorian (27 June 1891 – 21 October 1942) was an American assistant director and film actor. He appeared in 26 films between 1915 and 1920. He won an Academy Award in 1933 for Best Assistant Director.He was born in Santa Monica, California and died in Albuquerque, New Mexico from a heart attack.
Date Of Birth June 27, 1891 Died 1942-10-21 Place Of Birth Santa Monica, California, USA Profession Assistant Director, Actor, Director Star Sign Cancer
Assistant Director Title Year Status Character The Secret of Dr. Kildare 1939 second unit director - uncredited Dancing Co-Ed 1939 assistant director - uncredited Blackmail 1939 second unit director Miracles for Sale 1939 second unit director - uncredited It's a Wonderful World 1939 second unit director - uncredited The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn 1939 second unit director - uncredited After the Thin Man 1936 assistant director - uncredited The Gorgeous Hussy 1936 assistant director - uncredited The Unguarded Hour 1936 assistant director - uncredited Wife vs. Secretary 1936 assistant director - uncredited Ah, Wilderness! 1935 assistant director - uncredited Anna Karenina 1935 assistant director - uncredited Reckless 1935 assistant director - uncredited The Gay Bride 1934 assistant director - uncredited Outcast Lady 1934 assistant director - uncredited Sadie McKee 1934 assistant director - uncredited Queen Christina 1933 assistant director - uncredited Night Flight 1933 assistant director - uncredited Looking Forward 1933 assistant director - uncredited Fast Life 1932 assistant director - uncredited Blondie of the Follies 1932 assistant director - uncredited Red-Headed Woman 1932 assistant director - uncredited Letty Lynton 1932 assistant director - uncredited Grand Hotel 1932/I assistant director - uncredited Emma 1932 assistant director - uncredited Possessed 1931 assistant director - uncredited A Free Soul 1931 assistant director - uncredited Daybreak 1931 assistant director - uncredited Inspiration 1931 assistant director - uncredited The Rogue Song 1930 assistant director Wonder of Women 1929 assistant director A Woman of Affairs 1928 assistant director - uncredited The Trail of '98 1928 assistant director Flesh and the Devil 1926 assistant director The Eagle 1925 assistant director - uncredited The Goose Woman 1925 assistant director Smouldering Fires 1925 assistant director Butterfly 1924 assistant director - uncredited The Great Redeemer 1920 assistant director
Actor Title Year Status Character When the Cougar Called 1920 Short Kaintuck's Ward 1920 Short Broadway Hammersley Blind Chance 1920 Short Dick Holt / Tom Holt Temporary Alimony 1919 Short Green-Eyed Johnny 1919 Short The Sealed Envelope 1919 Philip Gregory The Red-Haired Cupid 1918 Kyle Lambert All Night 1918 William Harcourt Hell's End 1918 Jimmie Flynn Mr. Miller's Economies 1918 Short Society for Sale 1918 Furnival Their Neighbor's Baby 1918 Short Innocent's Progress 1918 Olin Humphreys The Answer 1918 Robert Warfield Strike One 1917 Short Caught in the Draft 1917 Short Busting Into Society 1917 Short Lonesome Larry The Gray Ghost 1917 Jimmie Pelham of the Star A Box of Tricks 1917 Short Billy's Rival The Voice on the Wire 1917 Dorian An Old Soldier's Romance 1917 Short Charles The Penalty of Treason 1916 Short Aide For Love and Gold 1916 Short Bob (as Charles Dorien) A Charming Villain 1916 Short Jim - a Farm Boy His Mother's Boy 1916 Short The Sergeant Onda of the Orient 1916 Short Lone Larry 1915 Short Jim Cressy
Director Title Year Status Character Wild and Woolly 1931 Documentary short
Won Awards Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie 1934 Oscar Academy Awards, USA Best Assistant Director
Known for movies Flesh and the Devil (1926)
All Night (1918)
The Red-Haired Cupid (1918)
Mr. Miller's Economies (1918)
$3 Million
