F. Richard Jones
Directing · Born Sep 7, 1893 · Died Dec 14, 1930 (37) · St. Louis, Missouri, USA
An American director, screenwriter, and producer. In 1915 he joined Sennett at Keystone and later signed with Hal Roach Studios. Jones died in 1930 at the age of thirty-seven. He left behind a widow, designer Irene Lentz, two former wives, Carol and Josephine, and a daughter, Dickey.
Directed
Bulldog Drummond
19296.5
Someone to Love
19288.0
The Water Hole
19288.0
The Big Killing
19287.0
The Gaucho
19276.3
The Way of All Pants
19276.4
Anything Once!
19276.8
The Nickel-Hopper
19267.5
Wise Guys Prefer Brunettes
19265.7
What's the World Coming To?
19264.7
Moonlight and Noses
19255.9
Little Robinson Corkscrew
192410.0
The First 100 Years
19246.6
The Extra Girl
19236.4
The Shriek of Araby
19235.6
Suzanna
19235.8
The Country Flapper
19228.0
The Crossroads of New York
19227.0
Molly O'
19217.0
The Ghost in the Garret
19218.0
Love, Honor and Behave
19208.0
Flying Pat
19208.0
Down on the Farm
19205.8
Trying to Get Along
19197.0
Why Beaches Are Popular
19197.0
Yankee Doodle in Berlin
19195.7
She Loved Him Plenty
19185.0
Mickey
19186.5
Are Married Policemen Safe?
1918
Son of a Gun
1918
Her Painted Hero
19155.8
Their Social Splash
19154.8
Gussle's Day of Rest
19155.5
Ambrose's First Falsehood
19144.2