Wallace McCutcheon(1861-1918)

Director
Cinematographer
Writer

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Wallace McCutcheon was born on 3 November 1861 in New York City, USA. He was a director and cinematographer, known for 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1905), The Nihilist (1905) and How They Rob Men in Chicago (1900). He was married to Mira West. He died on 3 October 1918 in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA.

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Known for

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

5.2

Short

Director

1905

5.5

Short

Director

1905

How They Rob Men in Chicago (1900)

How They Rob Men in Chicago

5.6

Short

Director

1900

The Black Hand (1906)

5.8

Short

Director

1906

Credits

Director

The Stolen Wireless
Short
- Director
- 1909
When Knighthood Was in Flower
4.0
Short
- Director
- 1908
The Stage Rustler
5.6
Short
- Director
- 1908
The Kentuckian
3.9
Short
- Director
- 1908
At the French Ball
4.9
Short
- Director
- 1908
The Outlaw
3.6
Short
- Director
- 1908
The Man in the Box
Short
- Director
- 1908
The Invisible Fluid
4.3
Short
- Director
- 1908
Mixed Babies
4.0
Short
- Director
- 1908
'Ostler Joe
5.9
Short
- Director
- 1908
The Romance of an Egg
Short
- Director
- 1908
Thompson's Night Out
Short
- Director
- 1908
His Day of Rest
Short
- Director
- 1908
When Knights Were Bold
4.2
Short
- Director
- 1908
The Sculptor's Nightmare
5.2
Short
- Director
- 1908

Cinematographer

Cohen's Fire Sale
4.4
Short
- Cinematographer
- 1907
The Inauguration of President Roosevelt
5.2
Short
- Cinematographer
- 1905
The Watermelon Patch
4.5
Short
- Cinematographer
- 1905
Wanted: A Dog
Short
- Cinematographer
- 1905
Panorama from Times Building, New York
5.2
Short
- Cinematographer
- 1905
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
5.2
Short
- Cinematographer
- 1905
Launching of the U.S.S. Battleship 'Connecticut'
Short
- Cinematographer
- 1904
Balloon Race
3.1
Short
- Cinematographer
- 1903
Private Picture, Families of H.N.M. & H.C.
Short
- Cinematographer
- 1903
Hammock Scene
Short
- Cinematographer
- 1903
Raising Colors, Battleship 'Indiana'
Short
- Cinematographer
- 1903
Man Overboard! 'Indiana'
4.0
Short
- Cinematographer
- 1903
Juvenile Elephant Trainer
Short
- Cinematographer
- 1903
Inspection Aboard Battleship 'Indiana'
Short
- Cinematographer
- 1903
Harvard-Pennsylvania Football Game
Short
- Cinematographer
- 1903

Writer

Personal details

Alternative name
- W. McCutcheon
Born
- November 3, 1861
- New York City, USA
Died
- October 3, 1918
- Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA
Spouse
- Mira West? - October 3, 1918 (his death)
Publicity listings
- 4 Articles

Did you know

Trivia
His primary scenario writing partner was Frank Marion.

Nickname
- Wallace "Old Man" McCutcheon

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