Fred Allen embarked upon his illustrious career in the realm of cinematic arts, commencing his tenure as an editor for the esteemed Mack Sennett in the year 1914. Subsequently, he lent his expertise to the production houses of renowned filmmakers Thomas H. Ince, Harry Joe Brown, and Charles Rogers. As the decades unfolded, Allen ascended to the role of supervisor and occasionally director, overseeing the productions of the esteemed Tom Keene for RKO Pictures in the 1930s. Furthermore, he contributed his skills to the storied Warner Brothers, serving in dual capacities as both editor and director.
Fred Allen
Deceased · Born: Dec 16, 1896 · Died: May 22, 1955
