William C. deMille
Biography
William Churchill de Mille was the older brother of Hollywood legend Cecil B. DeMille (W.C. retained the family spelling of his name) and father of Tony Award-winning choreographer Agnes de Mille.
Acting (3 movies)
Directing (45 movies)
Clarence
1922
Locked Doors
1925
Miss Lulu Bett
1921
Passion Flower
1930
The Bedroom Window
1924
Conrad in Quest of His Youth
1920
Two Kinds of Women
1932
The Idle Rich
1929
The Tree of Knowledge
1920
Men and Women
1925
For Alimony Only
1926
The Runaway
1926
Bought and Paid For
1922
The Secret Game
1917
The World's Applause
1923
Nice People
1922
The Lost Romance
1921
This Mad World
1930
Midsummer Madness
1921
Only 38
1923
Icebound
1924
The Little Adventuress
1927
Craig's Wife
1928
Tenth Avenue
1928
The Ragamuffin
1916
The Prince Chap
1920
The Fast Set
1924
One More American
1918
The Splendid Crime
1925
The Doctor's Secret
1929
Famous Scenes from Pagliacci
1934
Common Ground
1916
The Marriage Maker
1923
Don't Call It Love
1924
What Every Woman Knows
1921
After the Show
1921
New Brooms
1925
The Honor of His House
1918
Jack Straw
1920
The Widow's Might
1918
The Only Son
1914
The Clown
1916
The Mystery Girl
1918
Peg o' My Heart
1919
Hashimura Togo
1917
| Title | Year | Job |
|---|---|---|
| Classmates | 1914 | Writer |
| Young Romance | 1915 | Writer |
| After Five | 1915 | Writer |
| The Wild Goose Chase | 1915 | Screenplay |
| The Puppet Crown | 1915 | Writer |
| Carmen | 1915 | Writer |
| Temptation | 1915 | Screenplay |
| The Ragamuffin | 1916 | Writer |
| Maria Rosa | 1916 | Screenplay |
| The World and the Woman | 1916 | Writer |
| Joan the Woman | 1916 | Writer |
| The Woman God Forgot | 1917 | Writer |
| We Can't Have Everything | 1918 | Writer |
| For Better, for Worse | 1919 | Writer |
| Conrad in Quest of His Youth | 1920 | Producer |
| Midsummer Madness | 1921 | Producer |
| The Warrens of Virginia | 1924 | Writer |
| The Runaway | 1926 | Producer |
| Gigolo | 1926 | Producer |
| Almost Human | 1927 | Producer |
| The Doctor's Secret | 1929 | Writer |
| Captain Fury | 1939 | Screenplay |