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Howard Hawks

Howard Winchester Hawks was an American film director, producer, and screenwriter of the classic Hollywood era. The critic Leonard Maltin called him "the greatest American director who is not a household name." Roger Ebert called Hawks "one of the greatest American directors of pure movies, and a hero of auteur critics because he found his own laconic values in so many different kinds of genre…

Born 1896 · United States · Active 1917–1970 · 51 films

Filmography

A Little Princess — 1917 · shot by Charles Rosher
In Again, Out Again — 1917 · shot by Arthur Edeson
Go and Get It — 1920
The Road to Glory — 1926 · shot by Joseph H. August
Fig Leaves — 1926 · shot by Joseph H. August
Paid to Love — 1927
Cradle Snatchers — 1927 · shot by L. William O'Connell
The Air Circus — 1928 · shot by Daniel B. Clark
Fazil — 1928 · shot by L. William O'Connell
A Girl in Every Port — 1928 · shot by L. William O'Connell
Trent's Last Case — 1929 · shot by Harold Rosson
The Dawn Patrol — 1930 · shot by Ernest Haller
The Criminal Code — 1930 · shot by James Wong Howe
Scarface — 1932 · shot by Lee Garmes
Tiger Shark — 1932 · shot by Tony Gaudio
La foule hurle — 1932
The Crowd Roars — 1932 · shot by Sidney Hickox
Today We Live — 1933 · shot by Oliver T. Marsh
The Prizefighter and the Lady — 1933
Viva Villa! — 1934 · shot by James Wong Howe
Twentieth Century — 1934 · shot by Joseph H. August
Barbary Coast — 1935 · shot by Ray June
Ceiling Zero — 1936 · shot by Arthur Edeson
Come and Get It — 1936 · shot by Gregg Toland
The Road to Glory — 1936 · shot by Gregg Toland
Sutter's Gold — 1936
Bringing Up Baby — 1938 · shot by Russell Metty
Only Angels Have Wings — 1939 · shot by Joseph Walker
His Girl Friday — 1940 · shot by Joseph Walker
Ball of Fire — 1941 · shot by Gregg Toland
Sergeant York — 1941 · shot by Sol Polito
Air Force — 1943 · shot by James Wong Howe
The Outlaw — 1943 · shot by Gregg Toland
Corvette K-225 — 1943 · shot by Tony Gaudio
To Have and Have Not — 1944 · shot by Sidney Hickox
The Big Sleep — 1946 · shot by Sidney Hickox
Red River — 1948 · shot by Russell Harlan
A Song Is Born — 1948 · shot by Gregg Toland
I Was a Male War Bride — 1950 · shot by Osmond Borradaile
The Thing from Another World — 1951 · shot by Russell Harlan
The Big Sky — 1952 · shot by Russell Harlan
Monkey Business — 1952 · shot by Milton Krasner
O. Henry's Full House — 1952 · shot by Joseph MacDonald
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes — 1953 · shot by Harry J. Wild
Land of the Pharaohs — 1955 · shot by Russell Harlan
Rio Bravo — 1959 · shot by Russell Harlan
Hatari! — 1962 · shot by Russell Harlan
Man's Favorite Sport? — 1964 · shot by Russell Harlan
Red Line 7000 — 1965 · shot by Milton Krasner
El Dorado — 1966 · shot by Harold Rosson
Rio Lobo — 1970 · shot by William H. Clothier

Source

Howard Hawks on Wikipedia

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