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Ernst Laemmle (1900–1950) was a German screenwriter and film director. He was the nephew of Universal Pictures founder Carl Laemmle and like many of his relatives he was brought over to America to work for the studio. Ernst directed a number of short western films during the silent era.
Ernst Laemmle. Director: Prowlers of the Night. Along with screenwriter Isadore Bernstein, producer/writer Jesse J. Goldburg, producer Sol M. Wurtzel and a handful of others, Ernst Laemmle was a founder Temple Israel in Hollywood in 1926.
- Director, Additional Crew, Writer
- September 25, 1900
- Ernst Laemmle
- May 1, 1950
Ernst Laemmle. Director: Prowlers of the Night. Along with screenwriter Isadore Bernstein, producer/writer Jesse J. Goldburg, producer Sol M. Wurtzel and a handful of others, Ernst Laemmle was a founder Temple Israel in Hollywood in 1926.
Motion Picture Director. Born in Munich, Germany, he came to Hollywood after World War I at the invitation of his uncle, Universal Studios founder Carl Laemmle. There he earned his keep as a director, turning out over 50 westerns between 1924 and 1930, including The Lone Round-Up (1924), Way of the West (1925), ...
- September 25, 1900
Pages in category "Films directed by Ernst Laemmle" The following 11 pages are in this category, out of 11 total. ...
Ernst Laemmle is known as an Director, Assistant Director, and Story. Some of their work includes The Phantom of the Opera, Lady Windermere's Fan, So This Is Paris, Four Square Steve, What Men Want, Bashful Whirlwind, The Broncho Buster, and The Man Tamer.
Ernst Laemmle (1900–1950) was a German screenwriter and film director. He was the nephew of Universal Pictures founder Carl Laemmle and like many of his relatives he was brought over to America to work for the studio.
