Art Lloyd
Art Lloyd was born on Oct 17, 1897 in USA. Art Lloyd's big-screen debut came with The Cake Eater directed by J.A. Howe in 1924. Art Lloyd is known for A Chump at Oxford directed by Alfred J. Goulding, Stan Laurel stars as Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy as Oliver Hardy. The upcoming new movie Art Lloyd plays is Little Rascals Varieties which will be released on May 05, 1959.
Art Lloyd was born on October 17, 1897 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He was a cinematographer and writer, known for Kelly the Second (1936), Fra Diavolo (1933) and Les montagnards sont là (1938). He died on November 25, 1954 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Birthday
Oct 17, 1897Place of Birth
Los Angeles, California, USA
Known For
Movies & TV Shows
- 1959
cinematographer
6.9 - 1940
cinematographer
7.2 - 1939
cinematographer
6.8 - 1938
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7.5 - 1938
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6.6 - 1938
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6.8 - 1938
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6.4 - 1938
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6.8 - 1938
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6.5 - 1937
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7.1 - 1937
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7.1 - 1937
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7.2 - 1937
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7.2 - 1937
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7.1 - 1937
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5.5 - 1937
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6.7 - 1937
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7.6 - 1937
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7.6 - 1937
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7.5 - 1937
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6.7 - 1936
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5.8 - 1936
cinematographer
6.9 - 1936
cinematographer
6.9 - 1936
cinematographer
5.8 - 1936
cinematographer
6.6 - 1936
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7.1 - 1935
cinematographer
6.7 - 1935
cinematographer
5.9 - 1935
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7.3 - 1935
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7.0 - 1935
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7.5 - 1934
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7.3 - 1934
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7.1 - 1934
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7.6 - 1933
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7.7 - 1933
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5.7 - 1933
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7.1 - 1933
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7.2 - 1933
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6.9 - 1932
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7.2 - 1932
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7.8 - 1932
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7.2 - 1932
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7.3 - 1932
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6.2 - 1932
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7.3 - 1932
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7.5 - 1932
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5.4 - 1932
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7.5 - 1932
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6.6 - 1932
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7.4 - 1932
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6.5 - 1932
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7.7 - 1931
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7.4 - 1931
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7.2 - 1931
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6.2 - 1931
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7.3 - 1931
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5.8 - 1931
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6.0 - 1931
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7.3 - 1931
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7.4 - 1931
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7.9 - 1931
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6.8 - 1931
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5.7 - 1930
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6.4 - 1930
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7.2 - 1930
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7.9 - 1930
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6.6 - 1930
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6.8 - 1930
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6.8 - 1930
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5.6 - 1930
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6.4 - 1930
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6.7 - 1929
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7.1 - 1929
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7.0 - 1929
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7.2 - 1929
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6.6 - 1929
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6.3 - 1929
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6.5 - 1929
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6.5 - 1929
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7.0 - 1929
cinematographer
- 1929
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6.3 - 1929
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7.6 - 1929
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5.8 - 1928
cinematographer
6.9 - 1928
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6.8 - 1928
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8.0 - 1928
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6.5 - 1928
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6.9 - 1928
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- 1928
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6.6 - 1928
cinematographer
6.9 - 1927
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6.9 - 1927
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6.7 - 1927
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7.8 - 1927
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6.0 - 1927
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6.8 - 1927
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6.7 - 1927
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7.0 - 1927
cinematographer
6.8 - 1927
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6.3 - 1926
cinematographer
5.8 - 1926
cinematographer
6.3 - 1926
cinematographer
6.7 - 1925
cinematographer
7.1 - 1925
cinematographer
6.7 - 1925
cinematographer
5.9 - 1925
cinematographer
6.4 - 1925
cinematographer
5.9 - 1924
cinematographer
6.9 - 1924
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5.8