Directing · geboren 1886-11-27 · New Jersey, USA

John Foster

John Foster (November 27, 1886 – February 16, 1959) was a cartoonist and film director. He is remembered for his direction in over a hundred films, including the Van Beuren Tom and Jerry series and the early (1928) sound-on-film cartoon "Dinner Time". Later in the 1930s, he created Gandy Goose for Terrytoons.

Bekannt aus

• The Farmerette (1932) – Director
• The Magic Mummy (1933) – Director
• Wot a Night (1931) – Director
• A Swiss Trick (1931) – Director
• Circus Capers (1930) – Director
• Piano Tooners (1932) – Director
• Frozen Frolics (1930) – Director
• The Haunted Ship (1930) – Director
• The Three Bears (1939) – Writer
• Uncle Tom and Little Eva (1932) – Director
• Silvery Moon (1933) – Director
• Gypped in Egypt (1930) – Director
• Wolf! Wolf! (1944) – Story
• The Johnstown Flood (1946) – Story
• Plane Dumb (1932) – Director
• A Toytown Tale (1931) – Director
• The Animal Fair (1931) – Director
• Pencil Mania (1932) – Director
• Nursery Scandal (1932) – Director
• Radio Racket (1931) – Director
• Red Riding Hood (1931) – Director
• A Close Call (1929) – Director
• Hot Tamale (1930) – Director
• Laundry Blues (1930) – Director
• Cinderella Blues (1931) – Director
• Makin' 'Em Move (1931) – Director
• Noah Knew His Ark (1930) – Director
• The Mouse of Tomorrow (1942) – Screenplay
• A Spanish Twist (1932) – Director
• The Tuba Tooter (1932) – Director
• Frisky Frolics (1932) – Director
• Pots and Pans (1932) – Director
• Redskin Blues (1932) – Director
• Down in Dixie (1932) – Director
• The Dead End Cats (1947) – Story
• Rocketeers (1932) – Director
• Jolly Fish (1932) – Director
• The Wild Goose Chase (1932) – Director
• Tumble Down Town (1933) – Director
• The Office Boy (1930) – Director