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Douglas Sirk

Douglas Sirk was a German film director best known for the film melodramas he directed in Hollywood during the 1950s. However, he also directed comedies, westerns, and war films. Sirk started his career in Germany during the Weimar period as a stage and screen director, but he left for Hollywood in 1937 after his Jewish wife was persecuted by the Nazis.

Born 1897 · Weimar Republic · Active 1935–1959 · 39 films

Filmography

April, April — 1935 · shot by Willy Winterstein
The Girl from the Marsh Croft — 1935 · shot by Willy Winterstein
Pillars of Society — 1935 · shot by Carl Drews
't Was één April — 1936
Schlußakkord — 1936 · shot by Robert Baberske
The Court Concert — 1936 · shot by Franz Weihmayr
To New Shores — 1937 · shot by Franz Weihmayr
La Habanera — 1937 · shot by Franz Weihmayr
Accord final — 1938
Wilton's Zoo — 1939 · shot by Akos Farkas
Hitler's Madman — 1943 · shot by Jack Greenhalgh
Summer Storm — 1944 · shot by Archie Stout
A Scandal in Paris — 1946 · shot by Eugen Schüfftan
Lured — 1947 · shot by William H. Daniels
Sleep, My Love — 1948 · shot by Joseph A. Valentine
Shockproof — 1949 · shot by Charles Lawton Jr.
Mystery Submarine — 1950 · shot by Clifford Stine
Slightly French — 1950 · shot by Charles Lawton Jr.
Thunder on the Hill — 1951 · shot by William H. Daniels
The Lady Pays Off — 1951 · shot by William H. Daniels
Weekend With Father — 1951 · shot by Clifford Stine
The First Legion — 1951 · shot by Robert De Grasse
No Room for the Groom — 1952
Has Anybody Seen My Gal? — 1952 · shot by Clifford Stine
Take Me to Town — 1953 · shot by Russell Metty
Meet Me at the Fair — 1953
All I Desire — 1953 · shot by Carl E. Guthrie
Sign of the Pagan — 1954 · shot by Russell Metty
Taza, Son of Cochise — 1954 · shot by Russell Metty
All That Heaven Allows — 1955 · shot by Russell Metty
Captain Lightfoot — 1955 · shot by Irving Glassberg
Written on the Wind — 1956 · shot by Russell Metty
There's Always Tomorrow — 1956 · shot by Russell Metty
Never Say Goodbye — 1956 · shot by Maury Gertsman
Interlude — 1957 · shot by William Daniels
Battle Hymn — 1957 · shot by Russell Metty
A Time to Love and a Time to Die — 1958 · shot by Russell Metty
The Tarnished Angels — 1958 · shot by Irving Glassberg
Imitation of Life — 1959 · shot by Russell Metty

Source

Douglas Sirk on Wikipedia

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