The statement that is not true about Alice Guy is:
"Guy directed many of the earliest sound films."
Alice Guy did not direct many of the earliest sound films. While she made significant contributions to early cinema as one of the first filmmakers to explore narrative storytelling, she was not involved in the era of sound films, as sound technology was not widely adopted until the late 1920s, by which time her career had already waned. She primarily worked during the silent film era.
