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Robert G. Vignola
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Born in Italy and raised in upstate New York, Robert G. Vignola began his film-acting career at the Kalem company in 1907. One of Vignola's more prominent film roles was Judas in From the Manger to the Cross (1912), filmed on location in the Holy Land. In 1911, he began directing, stacking up some impressive film credits in the teens and '20s. Of his few surviving directorial efforts, When Knighthood Was in Flower, a 1922 costume epic starring Marion Davies, is perhaps the best known. Relegated to Poverty Row productions in the talkie era, Robert G. Vignola managed to turn out a not uninteresting adaptation of The Scarlet Letter (1934), with Colleen Moore in the lead. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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Born in Italy and raised in upstate New York, Robert G. Vignola began his film-acting career at the Kalem company in 1907. One of Vignola's more prominent film roles was Judas in Full Robert Vignola Biography
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Born in Trivigno, Potenza, Basilicata, Robert Vignola was raised in upstate New York. He began his film career as an actor with Kalem Studios in silent films in 1906 and in 1911 directed the first of his eighty-seven films.
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As an actor, one of Vignola's most notable film roles was as "Judas Iscariot" in 1912's From the Manger to the Cross. As a director, he is probably best remembered for 1922's big-budget epic, When Knighthood Was in Flower and the 1934 production of The Scarlet Letter.
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Select Pictures Present Clara Kimball Young in Mary Murillo's Screen Version of Elinor Glyn's Famous Novel of the Same Title; Photographed by Louis J. Physioc, Directed by Robert G. Vignola. Released During April
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