Émile Chautard (7 September 1864 – 24 April 1934) was a French-American film director, actor, and screenwriter, most active in the silent era. He directed 107 films between 1910 and 1924. He also appeared in 66 films between 1911 and 1934. Chautard was born in Paris. After a significant career beginning as a stage actor at the Odéon-Théâtre de l'Europe and moving up to the head of film production at Éclair Films' Paris studio in 1913, Chautard e...
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Shanghai Express
As Major Lenard
Estrellados
The bluffer
As Oscar Brown
Sweeping Against the Winds
The Green Specter
As Abdoul
Whispering Sage
As José Arastrade
The California Trail
As Don Marco Ramirez
Blonde or Brunette
As Father-in-Law
The son of the other
The Trial of Mary Dugan
Wonder Bar
As Pierre (uncredited)
Just Like Heaven
As Dulac
The Three Musketeers
As Gen. Pelletier
The Devil's in Love
As Father Carmion
The Common Law
As Doorman (uncredited)
A Man from Wyoming
As French Mayor
Cock of the Air
As French Ambassador
Tiger Rose
As Frenchman
The Little Cafe
As Philibert
The Big Trail
As Padre
Paris at Midnight
As Père Goriot
The Solitaire Man
As French Hotel Clerk
Upstream
As Campbell-Mandare
Lilac Time
As The Mayor
The Yellow Ticket
As Headwaiter
The Noose
As Priest
Design for Living
As Train Conductor (uncredited)
Marianne
As Père Joseph
Morocco
As French General (uncredited)
7th Heaven
As Father Chevillon
Man of Two Worlds
As Natkusiak
The Man from Yesterday
As Priest
Now We're in the Air
As Monsieur Chelaine
The Road to Reno
As Andre
Caught in the Fog
As The Old Man
Adoration
As Murajev
House of Horror
As Old Miser
The Big House
As Pop
His Tiger Lady
As Stage Manager
The Love Mart
As Louis Frobelle
My Official Wife
As Count Orloff, Hélène's Father
Out of the Ruins
As Père Gilbert
Broken Hearts of Hollywood
As Director
The Flaming Forest
As André Audemard
Times Square
Bardelys the Magnificent
As Anatol
Counter-investigation
As O'Brien
Blonde Venus
As Chautard, Cabaret Manager in France (uncredited)
Échec au roi
As King Eric VIII
The Olympic Hero
As Grandpa Brown