His film An Unseen Enemy features such notable actors as Harry Carey and Dorothy and Lillian Gish.
His later works include That Royle Girl, Sally of the Sawdust, and a film adaptation of The Sorrows of Satan. One of his early films was also known as "the lost art of minding one's business," while another was a "psychological comedy founded on Darwin's theory of the genesis of man" entitled Primitive Man. His film An Unseen Enemy features such notable actors as Harry Carey and Dorothy and Lillian Gish. Lillian would become his favorite actress, and he later gave her a lead role in his films Way Down East, Orphans of the Storm and Intolerance. FTP name this director who also cast Gish as Elsie Stoneman in his 1915 epic Birth of a Nation.
His later works include That Royle Girl, Sally of the Sawdust, and a film adaptation of The Sorrows of Satan.
David Wark Griffith