The Royal Family of Broadway
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Cyril Gardner (30 May 1898 - 30 December 1942) was a French -born American actor, film director, editor and screenwriter. [1] Gardner was born Cyril Gottlieb in Paris, France in 1898 and emigrated to the United States at an early age, where he changed his surname to 'Gardner'.
Cyril Gardner. Director: Reckless Living. Film actor/editor/writer/director Cyril Gardner began acting in films at the age of 13. His real name was Cyril Gottlieb, but like many actors of German ancestry he found it prudent to change his name after America entered World War 1.
- Actor, Editor, Director
- May 30, 1898
- Cyril Gardner
- December 30, 1942
Perfect Understanding: Directed by Cyril Gardner. With Gloria Swanson, Laurence Olivier, John Halliday, Nigel Playfair. A young couple decide to marry under the condition that they agree never to disagree. That agreement is soon put to the test when the husband finds himself attracted to a beautiful young woman.
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- Comedy, Drama, Romance
- Cyril Gardner
- 1933-03-11
by Capt Ben Gardner (retired) Cyril Gardner was probably the only soldier in the British army during World War I who was decorated for bravery by a German officer. He was also the only member of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment to be awarded a Distinguished Conduct Medal and Bar, the equivalent to two DCMs.
The Doomed Battalion: Directed by Cyril Gardner, Karl Hartl, Luis Trenker. With Luis Trenker, Tala Birell, Albert Conti, Victor Varconi. During World War 1, an Austrian Battalion holds a mountain stronghold against the attack of the Italian army.
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- Drama, War
- Cyril Gardner, Karl Hartl, Luis Trenker
- 1932-06-16
Cyril Gardner. Highest Rated: 67% Back to God's Country (1919) Lowest Rated: 67% Back to God's Country (1919) Birthday: May 30, 1898. Birthplace: Paris, France. Filmography. Movies. Explore the...
Here it is brought to the screen under the direction of Cukor and collaborator Cyril Gardner, and aside from the very funny script, it features an excellent performance from Ina Claire as Julie Cavendish, and two overripe ones from Henrietta Crosman as family matriarch Fanny, and from Fredric March - note perfect as a parody of John Barrymore ...
