
Fred Paul
Directing
37
Acting Credits
21
Directed
Biography
Fred Paul (1880 β 1967) was a Swiss-born British actor and film director. Paul was born in Lausanne in 1880 but moved to Britain at a young age. He was a prolific actor and director in the 1910s and 1920s, but his career dramatically declined with the arrival of sound films.
Known For
Filmography

The Adventure of the Torture Cage
1928
as Lt. Comdr. John Byrne R. N. of the N. S. S.
Straws in the Wind
1924
as The Husband

The Further Mysteries of Fu-Manchu
1924
as Nayland Smith

Aaron's Rod
1923
as Nayland Smith

The Call of Siva
1923
as Nayland Smith

The Clue of the Pigtail
1923
as Nayland Smith

The Queen of Hearts
1923
as Nayland Smith

The Fiery Hand
1923
as Nayland Smith

The West Case
1923
as Nayland Smith

The Cry of the Nighthawk
1923
as Nayland Smith

The Miracle
1923
as Nayland Smith

The Man with the Limp
1923
as Nayland Smith

The Fungi Cellars
1923
as Nayland Smith

The Knocking on the Door
1923
as Nayland Smith

The Silver Buddha
1923
as Nayland Smith

The Sacred Order
1923
as Nayland Smith

The Shrine of the Seven Lamps
1923
as Nayland Smith

The Mystery of Dr. Fu Manchu
1923
as Nayland Smith

How Kitchener Was Betrayed
1922
as Field Marshal Kitchener
Black Peter
1922
as Peter Carey
The Sting of Death
1921
The Gentle Doctor
1921
as The Doctor
John Halifax, Gentleman
1915
as John Halifax
Deadwood Dick's Vengeance
1915
as Dick Harris
Buttons
1915
as Mr. Alendale

The Rogues of London
1915
as Ralph Most

A Study in Scarlet
1914
as Jefferson Hope

Christmas Day in the Workhouse
1914
as The Pauper
Lights of London
1914
as Clifford Armytage
The Tube of Death
1913
as M. Sardies
Sixty Years a Queen
1913
as Archbishop of Canterbury (etc)
O.H.M.S.
1913
as Colonel von Harlan

East Lynne
1913
as Archibald Carlyle
Lieutenant Daring Avenges an Insult to the Union Jack
1912
as Paulo
Three-Fingered Kate - The Wedding Presents
1912
as Sir Douglas Carrington
The Gentleman Ranker
1912
as Sir Thomas Coventry
The Adventures of Lieutenant Daring R.N.: In a South American Port
1911