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Edward F. Cline

Highest Rated: 100% One Week (1920)

Lowest Rated: 79% Captain January (1924)

Birthday: Nov 4, 1891

Birthplace: Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA

In films from 1913 as a Keystone Cop, and from 1916 as a director of several Mack Sennett "bathing beauties" shorts. In 1920 Cline co-directed "One Week" with Buster Keaton, and went on to work on several of Keaton's early gems, including "Cops" (1922) and "The Three Ages" (1923). Though Cline made numerous comedies over the next two decades, only his collaborations with W.C. Fields stand out.

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Jiggs and Maggie in Jackpot Jitters 1949 Screenwriter See My Lawyer 1945 Director Penthouse Rhythm 1945 Director Slightly Terrific 1944 Director Ghost Catchers 1944 Director Hat Check Honey 1944 Director He's My Guy 1943 Director Swingtime Johnny 1943 Director Crazy House 1943 Director Private Buckaroo 31% 1942 Director Private Snuffy Smith 1942 Director What's Cookin'? 1942 Director Give Out, Sisters 1942 Director Behind the Eight Ball 1942 Director Never Give a Sucker an Even Break 100% 80% 1941 Director Cracked Nuts 1941 Director Meet the Chump 1941 Director Hello Sucker 1941 Director The Villain Still Pursued Her 1940 Director The Bank Dick 96% 74% 1940 Director My Little Chickadee 93% 64% 1940 Director Bringing Up Father 1940 Director Hawaii Calls 1938 Director Breaking the Ice 1938 Director Peck's Bad Boy With the Circus 1938 Director
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