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Lloyd Bacon was an American stage and silent-era screen actor who is most remembered as a film director, making films in virtually all genres. Among the 130 films he directed is the 1933 Warner Bros. classic 42nd Street.
Lloyd Bacon is probably best known for his director's credit on such classic Warner Bros. films as 42nd Street, Footlight Parade, Knute Rockne—All American , and Action in the North Atlantic . Still, other film personalities are better remembered for these films: choreographer Busby Berkeley for the musicals, and actors Pat O'Brien, Ronald Reagan, and Humphrey Bogart for the 1940s films.
Born into an American theatrical family, Lloyd Bacon was the son of Frank Bacon, the actor who made the stage play Lightnin' virtually his life's work. Lloyd pursued the family business early in life, appearing in stock companies and touring shows, before entering films as a small-part player at Essanay Studios, where he worked with pioneer ...
Lloyd Bacon con Charlie Chaplin in una delle sue comiche. Lloyd Francis Bacon (San Jose, 4 dicembre 1889 – Burbank, 15 novembre 1955) è stato un regista, attore e sceneggiatore statunitense
Died Nov. 15, 1955 of cerebral hemorrhage in Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center, CA. L loyd Bacon was a director, actor and writer in early Hollywood. He is best known for directing the first major film with dialogue, "The Singing Fool" (1929), starring Al Jolson and the blockbuster musical comedies "42nd Street" (1933), "Footlight Parade ...
Lloyd Francis Bacon was a screen, stage, and vaudeville actor and film director. Bacon started in films with Charlie Chaplin and Bronco Billy Anderson and appeared in more than 40 total. As an actor he is best known for supporting Chaplin in such films as 1915’s The Tramp, The Champion and 1917’s Easy Street. He also directed over a hundred ...
Biography. Lloyd Bacon was born Lloyd Francis Bacon on December 4, 1889, in San José, California. His parents were both actors and his father, Frank, was the star and co-author of the successful 1918 Broadway show 'Lightnin'. After studying law at the Jesuit-run Santa Clara College in California, Bacon, with the encouragement of his parents ...
