Francis Boggs

Fallecido/a·Activo/a 1909–1911

Francis Boggs is an obscure figure in the history of cinema, but an important one. It was he who brought the movies to Los Angeles in 1909 when he established a permanent L. A. film studio for the Chicago-based Selig Polyscope Company. In a four-year film career he wrote and directed nearly 200 one-reel films. Today only three are known to survive...

Estadísticas de carrera
7Películas
9Carteles
2Años activo/a
1911Año cumbre
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