- • "Tale of Two Cities" (1917) with William Farnum playing the double role
- • "Oliver Twist" (1922), child sensation Jackie Coogan and his friend Lon Chaney
- • "Sea Hawk"(1924) Lloyd's first great epic, a passion for the Sea to continue all his career
- • "The Divine Lady" (1929) starring Corinne Griffith, his first Oscar for Best Direction,
- • "Cavalcade"(1933), Best Picture Oscar, another Oscar for Best Direction
- • "Mutiny on the Bounty"(1935), Best Picture Oscar, stunning ocean, island scenes
- • "Under Two Flags" (1936) Claudette Colbert and Ronald Colman, superb filming desert scenes
- • "If I Were King" (1938) with Colman and Rathbone, spicy script by Preston Sturges
- • "The Howards of Virginia" (1940) filmed on location in Williamsburg, with Cary Grant
- • "Blood on the Sun"(1945), with his friend James Cagney
- • "The Last Command" (1955), on location at The Alamo, with Sterling Hayden.
Author Anthony Slide has written a complete and fascinating biography entitled Frank Lloyd: Master of Screen Melodrama, available through Amazon.com. In a recent interview he elaborates on Frank Lloyd's career. Check it out!
Guess with whom Frank Lloyd (on the left) is talking.
At the studio, they would greet each other, "Hello Cousin!", "Hello, Cousin!".
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