A Gentleman of France
Maurice Elvey
['Jimmy Nail', 'Daniel Burman', 'Michael Palin', 'Tony Wharmby', 'Michael Dowse', 'Chris Buck', 'Georg Wilhelm Pabst', 'Tom Shadyac', 'Naomi Kawase', 'Stephen Hillenburg', 'Spike Jonze', 'John Hughes', 'Michael Bay', 'Peter DeLuise', 'Sundar C', 'Eddie McClintock', 'Hanif Kureishi', 'Hiromasa Yonebayashi', 'Frederic Zelnik', 'Anatole Litvak', 'Bryan Singer', 'Amy Poehler', 'Mark Steven Johnson', 'Oliver Stone', 'Lee Tamahori', 'Ernie Barbarash', 'Harald Reinl', 'Myshkin', 'Luca Guadagnino', 'Josh Radnor', 'Blessy', 'Jamie Babbit', 'Nadia Tass', 'Shahjahan', 'Erich Engel', 'Cyril Frankel', 'Iginio Straffi', 'Catherine Breillat', 'Daryush Shokof', 'George Armitage', 'William Dieterle', 'Carmine Gallone', 'Xavier Dolan', 'George Loane Tucker', 'Felix Van Groeningen', 'Oren Rudavsky', 'Dinesh Baboo', 'Ram Gopal Varma', 'Thomas Edison', 'Herschell Gordon Lewis', 'Raymond Yip', 'Apoorva Lakhia', 'Mark Achbar', 'Ermanno Olmi', 'Gordon Flemyng', 'Montgomery Tully', 'Mervyn LeRoy', 'Quentin Lee', 'Rowan Woods', 'Lewis Gilbert', 'Barry Sonnenfeld', 'Martin McDonagh', 'Shaji Kailas', 'Lingusamy', 'Jim Clark', 'Stuart Walker', 'Maggie Greenwald', 'Isao Takahata', 'Kevin Brownlow', 'Theodore Ushev', 'Jerry Paris', 'Stephen King', 'Perarasu', 'Bruce Robinson', 'Dick Clement', 'Puri Jagannadh', 'Giuseppe De Santis', 'Jemaine Clement', 'Eric Laneuville', 'Robert Florey', 'Gary Winick', 'Jaco Van Dormael', 'Jamie Uys', 'Inder Raj Anand', 'Peter Jackson', 'Pier Paolo Pasolini', 'Perry Henzell', 'Alberto Cavalcanti', 'John Guillermin', 'David Frankel', 'Nanni Moretti', 'Dinos Dimopoulos', 'Velcrow Ripper', 'Vincent Gallo', 'James Gunn', 'Lloyd Bacon', 'Vertov', 'Ken Burns', 'Chandran Rutnam']
A Gentleman of France
A Gentleman of France is a 1921 British silent adventure film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Eille Norwood, Madge Stuart and Hugh Buckler. It is set in Sixteenth Century France.