
Born August 5, 1882 — Died October 25, 1953
From Trivignano, Veneto, Italy
Also known as Robert Vignola
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Robert G. Vignola (born Rocco Giuseppe Vignola, August 5, 1882 – October 25, 1953) was an Italian-born American actor, screenwriter and film director in American cinema. One of the silent screen's most prolific directors, he made a handful of sound films in the...
Honor Thy Father
Chick Fenway - a Thief

The Railroad Raiders of '62
Railroad Engineer (archive footage) (uncredited)

The Show Girl's Glove
The Padrone's Plot
Tony

The Vampire

Shenandoah
Undetermined Role

The Alien
Paola

The Scimitar of the Prophet
Hadjji - a Mohammedan Priest

The War Correspondent
Hal Martin - the Star Reporter

The Message of the Palms
Uncle Tom - the Colonel's Servant
The Peril of the Dance Hall
Pablo Florenti - Pepita's Father
Lady Peggy’s Escape
Preston

The Prosecuting Attorney
The Criminal
A Desperate Chance
Joe Mellon - the Brakeman
A Sawmill Hazard
Geoffrey Stern

The Wives of Jamestown
Shamus O’Daly
The Shaughraun
Harvey Duff

Ireland, the Oppressed
Michael Dee

The Little Gluers
Darby O'Drive

From the Manger to the Cross
Judas
A Prisoner of the Harem
Mahmoud Pasha

Tragedy of the Desert
The Flirtatious Malmoud Bey

Captured by Bedouins
Judge Barnett - the Father

An Arabian Tragedy
Ayub Kashif
The O'Neill

The Colleen Bawn
Mr. Corrigan

Rory O'More
Black William

Railroad Raiders of '62
Engineer
The Fiddler’s Requiem
Dolores' fiance
A Sawmill Hero
When Lovers Part

The Lad from Old Ireland
Man in Campaign Office
The Fight for Freedom

Over the Hills to the Poor House

The Black Hand