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Frank Capra

Frank Russell Capra was an Italian-born American film director, producer, and screenwriter who was the creative force behind several major award-winning films of the 1930s and 1940s. Born in Italy and raised in Los Angeles from the age of five, his rags-to-riches story has led film historians such as Ian Freer to consider him the "American Dream personified".

Born 1897 · United States · Active 1922–1964 · 54 films

Filmography

Fultah Fisher's Boarding House — 1922
Tramp, Tramp, Tramp — 1926 · shot by Elgin Lessley
The Strong Man — 1926 · shot by Elgin Lessley
Long Pants — 1927 · shot by Elgin Lessley
For the Love of Mike — 1927 · shot by Ernest Haller
That Certain Thing — 1928 · shot by Joseph Walker
Submarine — 1928 · shot by Joseph Walker
The Power of the Press — 1928 · shot by Ted Tetzlaff
The Matinee Idol — 1928 · shot by Ted Tetzlaff
Say It with Sables — 1928 · shot by Joseph Walker
So This Is Love? — 1928 · shot by Ray June
The Way of the Strong — 1928
Flight — 1929 · shot by Joseph Walker
The Donovan Affair — 1929 · shot by Ted Tetzlaff
The Younger Generation — 1929 · shot by Ted Tetzlaff
Rain or Shine — 1930 · shot by Joseph Walker
Ladies of Leisure — 1930 · shot by Joseph Walker
Dirigible — 1931 · shot by Joseph Walker
Platinum Blonde — 1931 · shot by Joseph Walker
The Miracle Woman — 1931 · shot by Joseph Walker
The Bitter Tea of General Yen — 1932 · shot by Joseph Walker
American Madness — 1932 · shot by Joseph Walker
Forbidden — 1932 · shot by Joseph Walker
Lady for a Day — 1933 · shot by Joseph Walker
It Happened One Night — 1934 · shot by Joseph Walker
Broadway Bill — 1934 · shot by Joseph Walker
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town — 1936 · shot by Joseph Walker
Lost Horizon — 1937 · shot by Joseph Walker
You Can't Take It With You — 1938 · shot by Joseph Walker
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington — 1939 · shot by Joseph Walker
Meet John Doe — 1941 · shot by George Barnes
Prelude to War — 1942 · shot by Robert J. Flaherty
The Battle of Russia — 1943 · shot by Robert J. Flaherty
The Nazis Strike — 1943 · shot by Robert J. Flaherty
The Battle of Britain — 1943
Divide and Conquer — 1943
Arsenic and Old Lace — 1944 · shot by Sol Polito
Attack in the Pacific — 1944
The Battle of China — 1944 · shot by Robert J. Flaherty
Tunisian Victory — 1944
Here Is Germany — 1945
Know Your Enemy: Japan — 1945
Two Down and One to Go — 1945
War Comes to America — 1945
Your Job in Germany — 1945
It's a Wonderful Life — 1946 · shot by Joseph F. Biroc
State of the Union — 1948 · shot by George J. Folsey
Riding High — 1950 · shot by George Barnes
Here Comes the Groom — 1951 · shot by George Barnes
Our Mr. Sun — 1956
Hemo the Magnificent — 1957
A Hole in the Head — 1959 · shot by William H. Daniels
Pocketful of Miracles — 1961 · shot by Robert J. Bronner
Rendezvous in Space — 1964

Source

Frank Capra on Wikipedia

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