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Fred Guiol
Born 1898-02-17 · San Francisco, California, USA · Died 1964-05-23
Fred Guiol was an American film director and screenwriter. Guiol worked at the Hal Roach Studios for many years, and directed Laurel and Hardy's earliest short films, as their famous comic partnership gradually developed during 1927. Along with Ivan Moffat, he was nominated for an Academy Award for Writing Adapted Screenplay for adapting Edna Ferber's novel Giant into the film Giant.
DirectorStoryWriterSecond Unit DirectorOtherDirector Of PhotographyCinematographyProducer
Known for
Viewing momentGiant
Viewing momentA Place in the Sun
Viewing momentGunga Din
Viewing momentDuck Soup
Viewing momentPenny Serenade
Viewing momentThe Talk of the Town
Viewing momentThe More the Merrier
Viewing momentSugar Daddies
Viewing momentDo Detectives Think?
Viewing momentThe Nitwits
Viewing momentSomething to Live For
Viewing momentVigil in the Night
Viewing momentThe Second Hundred Years
Viewing momentTanks a Million
Viewing moment45 Minutes from Hollywood
Viewing momentAlong Came Auntie
Viewing momentRough Necking
Viewing momentMr. Walkie Talkie
Viewing momentThe McGuerins from Brooklyn
Viewing momentPapa Be Good!
Viewing momentLimousine Love
Viewing momentPrairie Chickens
Viewing momentAs You Were
Viewing momentThe Boy Friend
Viewing momentTaxi, Mister
Viewing momentWith Love and Hisses
Viewing momentThe Fighting Parson
Viewing momentDudes Are Pretty People
Viewing momentYanks Ahoy
Viewing momentSailors, Beware!
Viewing momentSkirt Shy
Viewing momentAbout Face
Viewing momentLove 'Em and Weep
Viewing momentThe Head Guy
Viewing momentKentucky Kernels
Viewing momentMiss Polly
Viewing momentWhy Girls Love Sailors
Viewing momentSure-Mike!
Viewing momentAbroad with Two Yanks
Viewing momentTwo-Time Mama
