Tim Whelan

Tim Whelan

Birthday: 1893-11-02
Deathday: 1957-08-12
Place of birth: Cannelton, Indiana, USA

Biography

Tim Whelan (November 2, 1893 - August 12, 1957) was an American film director, writer, producer and actor. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Filmography

Deadly Harvest

1977

As James Ennis

The Perfect Gentleman

1935

As Usher (uncredited)

Look Who's Back

2015

As Comedy Writer

Production

Rage at Dawn

1955

As Director

Safety Last!

1923

As Story

The Thief of Bagdad

1940

As Director

The Murder Man

1935

As Director

The Murder Man

1935

As Screenplay

Girl Shy

1924

As Story

The Mad Doctor

1940

As Director

Higher and Higher

1943

As Director

Higher and Higher

1943

As Producer

Step Lively

1944

As Director

The Divorce of Lady X

1938

As Director

Q Planes

1939

As Director

Badman's Territory

1946

As Director

International Lady

1941

As Director

Twin Beds

1942

As Director

Seven Days' Leave

1942

As Director

St. Martin's Lane

1938

As Director

The Perfect Gentleman

1935

As Director

It's a Boy

1933

As Director

Texas Lady

1955

As Director

Swing Fever

1943

As Director

Nightmare

1942

As Director

Everything’s Rosie

1931

As Screenplay

The Fall Guy

1930

As Screenplay

Hook, Line and Sinker

1930

As Screenplay

Peach-o-Reno

1931

As Writer

Seven Days' Leave

1942

As Producer

The Mill on the Floss

1937

As Director

The Camels Are Coming

1934

As Director

Exit Smiling

1926

As Scenario Writer

Farewell Again

1937

As Director

Action for Slander

1937

As Director

Aunt Sally

1934

As Director

Ten Days in Paris

1940

As Director

Smash and Grab

1937

As Director

Why Worry?

1923

As Story

Hot Water

1924

As Story

Peach-o-Reno

1931

As Adaptation

Hold 'Em Jail

1932

As Story

Aunt Sally

1934

As Story

This Was a Woman

1948

As Director

My Best Girl

1927

As Screenplay

Adam's Apple

1928

As Writer

Adam's Apple

1928

As Director

Out All Night

1933

As Story

Girl Crazy

1932

As Screenplay

Smash and Grab

1937

As Story

The Freshman

1925

As Story

Tramp, Tramp, Tramp

1926

As Story

Utopia

1951

As Co-Director

St. Martin's Lane

1938

As Additional Writing