James Flood

For the American mining baron, see James Clair Flood.

James Flood (1895-1953) was an American film director. Born in New York City, Flood was active from 1920 through 1952. Fellow director William Beaudine was his longtime friend and brother-in-law; actor and producer Bobby Anderson was his nephew (Bobby's mother was James's wife's sister).

Selected filmography

The Woman Hater (1925)
Why Girls Go Back Home (1926)
The Lady in Ermine (1927)
Three Hours (1927)
Mister Antonio (1929)
Under Cover Man (1932)
The Mouthpiece (1932) co-directed with Elliott Nugent
Life Begins (1932) co-directed with Elliott Nugent
All of Me (1934)
Wings in the Dark (1935)
Shanghai (1935)
The Lonely Road (1936) aka Scotland Yard Commands
The Big Fix (1947)

External links

James Flood at the Internet Movie Database

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