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Elia Kazan

Elias Kazantzoglou, known as Elia Kazan, was a Greek-American film and theatre director, producer, screenwriter and actor, described by The New York Times as "one of the most honored and influential directors in Broadway and Hollywood history".

Born 1909 · United States · Active 1937–1976 · 21 films

Filmography

People of the Cumberland — 1937 · shot by Ralph Steiner
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn — 1945 · shot by Leon Shamroy
Gentleman's Agreement — 1947 · shot by Arthur Charles Miller
The Sea of Grass — 1947 · shot by Harry Stradling
Boomerang — 1947 · shot by Norbert Brodine
Panic in the Streets — 1950 · shot by Joseph MacDonald
Pinky — 1950 · shot by Joseph MacDonald
A Streetcar Named Desire — 1951 · shot by Harry Stradling
Viva Zapata! — 1952 · shot by Joseph MacDonald
Man on a Tightrope — 1953 · shot by Georg Krause
On the Waterfront — 1954 · shot by Boris Kaufman
East of Eden — 1955 · shot by Ted McCord
Baby Doll — 1956 · shot by Boris Kaufman
A Face in the Crowd — 1957 · shot by Harry Stradling
Wild River — 1960 · shot by Ellsworth Fredericks
Splendor in the Grass — 1961 · shot by Boris Kaufman
America America — 1963 · shot by Haskell Wexler
The Arrangement — 1969 · shot by Robert L. Surtees
The Visitors — 1972
Whether To Tell The Truth — 1972
The Last Tycoon — 1976 · shot by Victor J. Kemper

Source

Elia Kazan on Wikipedia

Other directors

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