Roy Darling (1884â€"1956) was an English-born Australian film director
and producer who worked in the silent era. Before moving to Australia,
he made several films in South Africa, and directed a documentary in
India called Beasts in the Jungle (1918). He moved to Australia in
1922 and lost several hundred pounds of his own money investing in his
own film, The Lust for Gold (1922). He made a second feature Daughter
of the East then mainly worked on documentaries and commercials. In
1947 he directed a few scenes for a proposed feature The Intimate
Stranger which was never completed.
and producer who worked in the silent era. Before moving to Australia,
he made several films in South Africa, and directed a documentary in
India called Beasts in the Jungle (1918). He moved to Australia in
1922 and lost several hundred pounds of his own money investing in his
own film, The Lust for Gold (1922). He made a second feature Daughter
of the East then mainly worked on documentaries and commercials. In
1947 he directed a few scenes for a proposed feature The Intimate
Stranger which was never completed.
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