
Born September 6, 1864 — Died April 24, 1934
From Paris, France
Also known as Emil Chautard, Emile Chautard
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 begi...

Wonder Bar
Pierre (uncredited)

Man of Two Worlds
Natkusiak

Design for Living
Train Conductor (uncredited)

The Solitaire Man
French Hotel Clerk

The Devil's in Love
Father Carmion

The Three Musketeers
Gen. Pelletier

The California Trail
Don Marco Ramirez

The bluffer
Oscar Brown

Blonde Venus
Chautard, Cabaret Manager in France (uncredited)

The Man from Yesterday
Priest
The son of the other

Shanghai Express
Major Lenard

Cock of the Air
French Ambassador

The Trial of Mary Dugan

The Yellow Ticket
Headwaiter

The Road to Reno
Andre

The Common Law
Doorman (uncredited)

The Big House
Pop

The Big Trail
Padre

The Little Cafe
Philibert
Échec au roi
King Eric VIII

Counter-Investigation
O'Brien

Morocco
French General (uncredited)

Just Like Heaven
Dulac

Mysterious Mr. Parkes
Sylvester Corbett

A Man from Wyoming
French Mayor

Estrellados
Sweeping Against the Winds

The Green Specter
Abdoul

Tiger Rose
Frenchman

Times Square

Marianne
Père Joseph

House of Horror
Old Miser

Adoration
Murajev

Lilac Time
The Mayor

Caught in the Fog
The Old Man

Out of the Ruins
Père Gilbert
The Olympic Hero
Grandpa Brown

His Tiger Lady
Stage Manager

The Noose
Priest

The Love Mart
Louis Frobelle

Now We're in the Air
Monsieur Chelaine

7th Heaven
Father Chevillon

Whispering Sage
José Arastrade

Upstream
Campbell-Mandare

Blonde or Brunette
Father-in-Law

The Flaming Forest
André Audemard

My Official Wife
Count Orloff, Hélène's Father

Bardelys the Magnificent
Anatol

Broken Hearts of Hollywood
Director

Paris at Midnight
Père Goriot