Sidney Morgan
1874–1946 · film director, screenwriter, film producer, actor
Sidney Morgan was an English film director, screenwriter, producer and actor. He directed 45 films between 1914 and 1937. As an actor, he appeared in the Alfred Hitchcock film Juno and the Paycock. He was born in Bermondsey, London and died in Boscombe, Bournemouth, Hampshire. His daughter Joan Morgan appeared as silent film actress in his films.
Sidney Morgan, in order
- 1914 The Brass Bottle: directed
- 1915 Iron Justice: directed
- 1915 The World's Desire: directed, wrote
- 1917 A Bid for Fortune: directed
- 1917 Auld Lang Syne: directed, wrote
- 1917 Derelicts: directed
- 1917 Drink: directed
- 1918 Because: directed, wrote
- 1918 Democracy: directed, wrote
- 1919 After Many Days: directed, wrote
- 1919 All Men Are Liars: directed
- 1919 Sweet and Twenty: directed
- 1920 A Man's Shadow: directed
- 1920 By Berwin Banks: directed
- 1920 Lady Noggs: directed
- 1920 Little Dorrit: directed, wrote
- 1920 The Black Sheep: directed
- 1920 The Children of Gibeon: directed
- 1920 The Scarlet Wooing: directed, wrote
- 1920 The Woman of the Iron Bracelets: directed, wrote
- 1920 Two Little Wooden Shoes: directed, wrote
- 1921 A Lowland Cinderella: directed
- 1921 Moth and Rust: directed
- 1921 The Mayor of Casterbridge: directed
- 1922 Fires of Innocence: directed
- 1922 The Lilac Sunbonnet: directed
- 1923 The Woman Who Obeyed: directed, wrote
- 1924 Miriam Rozella: directed
- 1924 Shadow of Egypt: directed
- 1925 Bulldog Drummond's Third Round: directed
- 1927 A Murderous Girl: directed
- 1928 A Window in Piccadilly: directed, wrote
- 1928 The Thoroughbred: directed, wrote
- 1929 Juno and the Paycock: acted · directed by Alfred Hitchcock · streaming on YouTube (free), Plex
- 1929 The Alley Cat: produced · directed by Hans Steinhoff
- 1931 Contraband Love: directed
- 1931 Her Reputation: directed
- 1933 Chelsea Life: directed
- 1933 Mixed Doubles: directed
- 1934 Faces: directed
- 1937 The Minstrel Boy: directed
- 1938 Lily of Laguna: produced · directed by Oswald Mitchell