Charles Reisner Charles Francis Riesner
Born March 14, 1887 · Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
† Died September 24, 1962
46 Filmography ★ 6.7 Average rating
Emerging from a German-American background, Reisner entered the motion-picture industry as a performer before moving behind the camera. He appeared in more than twenty silent pictures between 1916 and 1929, sharing the screen with Charlie Chaplin in A Dog’s Life (1918) and The Kid (1921). Transitioning to directing, he helmed over sixty films from the early 1920s through 1950, often collaborating… Read more
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Known for Steamboat Bill, Jr. 1928 The Big Store 1941 The Hollywood Revue of 1929 1929 Lost in a Harem 1944 Features 41 ★ 8 This Time for Keeps 1942
★ 8 Sophie Lang Goes West 1937
★ 8 You Can't Buy Everything 1934
★ 9 Noisy Neighbors 1929
★ 9 Oh! What a Nurse! 1926
★ 7.5 The Cobra Strikes 1948
★ 8 In This Corner 1948
★ 8 Brotherly Love 1928
★ 8 The Fortune Hunter 1927
★ 8 What Every Girl Should Know 1927
★ 6.9 Politics 1931
★ 7 Everybody Dance 1936
★ 6.8 Divorce In The Family 1932
★ 7 Harrigan's Kid 1943
★ 7 The March of Time 1930
★ 7 Caught Short 1930
★ 7 Fools for Luck 1928
★ 6.7 Winter Carnival 1939
★ 6.7 Student Tour 1934
★ 6.7 Stepping Out 1931
★ 6.2 The Man on the Box 1925
★ 6.3 It's in the Air 1935
★ 6.5 Manhattan Merry-Go-Round 1937
★ 6.2 The Show-Off 1934
★ 6 Chasing Rainbows 1930
★ 5.5 The Chief 1933
★ 4.5 The Missing Link 1927
★ 5.8 Flying High 1931
★ 5.8 Meet the People 1944
★ 5.2 Murder Goes to College 1937
★ 5.7 Love in the Rough 1930
★ 5.7 The Better 'Ole 1926
★ 5.2 The Traveling Saleswoman 1950
★ 4.2 The Winning Ticket 1935
★ 5.1 Reducing 1931
★ 5.6 Hollywood Party 1934
★ 5.6 Lost in a Harem 1944
★ 6.3 The Big Store 1941
★ 5.7 The Hollywood Revue of 1929 1929
Short films 5 ★ 9 Alex in Wonderland 1940
★ 5.4 The Christmas Party 1931
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