Lynn Reynolds

Biography

From Wikipedia Lynn Fairfield Reynolds (May 7, 1889 – February 25, 1927) was an American director and screenwriter. Reynolds directed 81 films between 1915 and 1928. He also wrote for 58 films between 1914 and 1927. Reynolds was born in Harlan, Iowa and died in Los Angeles, California, from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Known For

Acting

1914

The Rival Stage Lines

as

Reginald Smythe (as Lynn F. Reynolds)

Production

Crew

Directing

1920

Overland Red

as

1927

Hey! Hey! Cowboy

as

1920

The Red Lane

as

1921

The Night Horsemen

as

1925

Riders of the Purple Sage

as

1922

Sky High

as

1917

Broadway Arizona

as

1926

Chip of the Flying U

as

1923

Brass Commandments

as

1923

The Gunfighter

as

1920

The Texan

as

1922

Just Tony

as

1926

The Buckaroo Kid

as

1925

Durand of the Bad Lands

as

1922

Arabia

as

1918

Ace High

as

1918

Fame and Fortune

as

1921

The Road Demon

as

1922

For Big Stakes

as

1922

Up and Going

as

1918

Western Blood

as

1918

Mr. Logan, U.S.A.

as

1926

The Texas Streak

as

1924

The Deadwood Coach

as

1927

The Silent Rider

as

1919

Treat 'Em Rough

as

1921

Trailin'

as

1925

The Rainbow Trail

as

1923

The Huntress

as

1918

Fast Company

as

1916

The Secret of the Swamp

as

1916

The End of the Rainbow

as

1916

The Girl of Lost Lake

as

1917

God's Crucible

as

1916

It Happened in Honolulu

as

1917

Southern Justice

as

1917

Mutiny

as

1920

Bullet Proof

as

1921

Big Town Round-Up

as

1917

The Show Down

as

1924

The Last of the Duanes

as

1919

A Little Brother of the Rich

as

1917

The Gown Of Destiny

as

1916

A Romance of Billy Goat Hill

as

1926

The Combat

as

1917

The Greater Law

as

1926

The Man in the Saddle

as

1917

Mr. Opp

as