Edward F. Cline
Directing · Born Nov 4, 1891 · Died May 22, 1961 (69) · Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA
Edward Francis Cline (November 4, 1891 – May 22, 1961) was an American screenwriter, actor, writer and director best known for his work with comedians W.C. Fields and Buster Keaton.
Known for
One Week
19207.9
Cops
19227.2
The Goat
19217.2
The Scarecrow
19207.4
Neighbors
19207.1
The Haunted House
19216.5
The Play House
19216.9
Three Ages
19236.8
Convict 13
19206.7
The Bank Dick
19406.5
The High Sign
19217.1
The Boat
19216.5
The Electric House
19226.8
The Blacksmith
19226.7
Hard Luck
19216.9
The Balloonatic
19236.2
The Love Nest
19236.7
The Paleface
19226.1
My Wife's Relations
19226.2
Day Dreams
19226.5
Directed
Films
The Balloonatic
19236.2
Day Dreams
19226.5
The Frozen North
19226.2
The Blacksmith
19226.7
Cops
19227.2
The Boat
19216.5
The Play House
19216.9
The Goat
19217.2
The Haunted House
19216.5
Neighbors
19207.1
The Scarecrow
19207.4
Convict 13
19206.7
The Saphead
19205.8
Wife and Auto Trouble
19165.0
Gussle's Day of Rest
19155.5
Fatty’s Faithful Fido
19155.7
That Little Band Of Gold
19155.1
