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5 ft 10 in (178 cm) Signature. Lloyd B. Carleton ( c. 1872 - August 8, 1933) was an American director, producer, and actor. He was born in New York City in c. 1872. Both of his parents were born in Virginia and Carleton's father, John T. Little Senior, supported the family as a clothing importer.
Born 1872. Died August 8, 1933. Add to list. Photos. Known for. The Flying Dutchman. Director. 1923. The Walls of Jericho. Director. 1914. Mountain Madness. Director (as Lloyd Carleton) 1920. Nine and Three-Fifths Seconds. Director. 1925. Credits. Director77. Producer6. Writer4. Actor3. IMDbPro. Expand below. Director.
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Lloyd B. Carleton was a quadruple-threat figure in film as a director, producer, writer, and actor. Born Carleton B. Little in 1871 (some sources say 1872), he studied at Columbia University in New York before embarking on a career in drama.
After studying film-making techniques at the American Biograph studios, acting in a 1910 film, he got a job directing movies at Thanhouser. He would continue to direct movies at Lubin, Selig, Universal, and Clermont Photoplays. He formed his own production company, Lloyd Carleton Productions, and used a variety of distributors.
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Lloyd B. Carleton (1872 – 1933) was an American film actor, Director, Producer, and Writer of the silent period.
Biographical Notes: Born in New York City in 1872, Lloyd B. Carleton (stage name for Carleton B. Little) was educated in the same city at Columbia College. He followed a stage career, which eventually included work with Maude Adams, and as a director for the Hunter-Bradford stock company, the George Fawcett stock company, and others, including ...
