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Billy Wilder

Billy Wilder was an Austrian and American film director and screenwriter. His career in Hollywood spanned five decades, and he is regarded as one of America's most versatile filmmakers. He received seven Academy Awards, a BAFTA Award and the Palme d'Or.

Born 1906 · United States · Active 1934–1981 · 27 films

Filmography

Mauvaise Graine — 1934
The Major and the Minor — 1942 · shot by Leo Tover
Five Graves to Cairo — 1943 · shot by John F. Seitz
Double Indemnity — 1944 · shot by John F. Seitz
Death Mills — 1945
The Lost Weekend — 1945 · shot by John F. Seitz
A Foreign Affair — 1948 · shot by Charles Lang
The Emperor Waltz — 1948 · shot by George Barnes
Sunset Boulevard — 1950 · shot by John F. Seitz
Ace in the Hole — 1951 · shot by Charles Lang
Stalag 17 — 1953 · shot by Ernest Laszlo
Sabrina — 1954 · shot by Charles Lang
The Seven Year Itch — 1955 · shot by Milton Krasner
Witness for the Prosecution — 1957 · shot by Russell Harlan
The Spirit of St. Louis — 1957 · shot by John Peverell Marley
Love in the Afternoon — 1957 · shot by William C. Mellor
Some Like It Hot — 1959 · shot by Charles Lang
The Apartment — 1960 · shot by Joseph LaShelle
One, Two, Three — 1961 · shot by Daniel L. Fapp
Irma la Douce — 1963 · shot by Joseph LaShelle
Kiss Me, Stupid — 1964 · shot by Joseph LaShelle
The Fortune Cookie — 1966 · shot by Joseph LaShelle
The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes — 1970 · shot by Christopher Challis
Avanti! — 1972 · shot by Luigi Kuveiller
The Front Page — 1974 · shot by Jordan Cronenweth
Fedora — 1978 · shot by Gerry Fisher
Buddy Buddy — 1981 · shot by Harry Stradling

Source

Billy Wilder on Wikipedia

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