John G. Blystone
Directing

John G. Blystone

Born 2 December 1892 · Rice Lake, Wisconsin, USA · Died 6 August 1938

John Gilman Blystone (December 2, 1892 – August 6, 1938) was an American film director. He directed 100 films between 1915 and 1938, his last films being two Laurel and Hardy feature length comedies, the second of which (Block-Heads) was released 13 days after his death from a heart attack, aged 45.

Known for

Our Hospitality
Block-Heads
Swiss Miss
Great Guy
Woman Chases Man
Hot Pepper
Change of Heart
Dick Turpin
The Last Man on Earth
The Magnificent Brute
Hell in the Heavens
Music for Madame
Block-Heads
Swiss Miss
Woman Chases Man
Music for Madame
23 1/2 Hours Leave
Great Guy
Gentle Julia
Little Miss Nobody
The Magnificent Brute
Bad Boy
The County Chairman
Change of Heart
Hell in the Heavens
Coming Out Party
Hot Pepper
Shanghai Madness
My Lips Betray
Charlie Chan's Chance
She Wanted a Millionaire
The Painted Woman
Too Busy to Work
Amateur Daddy
Mr. Lemon Of Orange
Young Sinners
Men on Call
Tol'able David
So This Is London
The Big Party
Captain Lash
The Sky Hawk
Thru Different Eyes
Sharp Shooters
Ankles Preferred
Pajamas
My Own Pal
Hard Boiled
The Family Upstairs
Wings of the Storm
Dick Turpin
The Everlasting Whisper
The Best Bad Man
The Lucky Horseshoe
The Last Man on Earth
Teeth
Oh, You Tony!
Ladies to Board
Our Hospitality
Soft Boiled
A Friendly Husband
In Dutch
Neptune's Naughty Daughter
Pirates of the Air
Cold Hearts and Hot Flames
How Stars are Made
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