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Vincente Minnelli

Vincente Minnelli was an American stage director and film director. From a career spanning over half a century, he is best known for his sophisticated innovation and artistry in musical films. As of 2026, six of his films have been selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry.

Born 1903 · United States · Active 1941–1976 · 37 films

Filmography

Babes on Broadway — 1941
I Dood It — 1943 · shot by Charles Rosher
Cabin in the Sky — 1943 · shot by Sidney Wagner
Meet Me in St. Louis — 1944 · shot by George J. Folsey
The Heavenly Body — 1944 · shot by Robert H. Planck
The Clock — 1945 · shot by George J. Folsey
Ziegfeld Follies — 1945 · shot by George J. Folsey
Yolanda and the Thief — 1945 · shot by Charles Rosher
Undercurrent — 1946 · shot by Karl Freund
The Pirate — 1948 · shot by Harry Stradling
Madame Bovary — 1949 · shot by Robert H. Planck
Father of the Bride — 1950 · shot by John Alton
An American in Paris — 1951 · shot by Alfred Gilks
Father's Little Dividend — 1951 · shot by John Alton
The Bad and the Beautiful — 1952 · shot by Robert L. Surtees
Lovely to Look At — 1952 · shot by George J. Folsey
The Story of Three Loves — 1953 · shot by Charles Rosher
The Band Wagon — 1953 · shot by Harry Jackson
Brigadoon — 1954 · shot by Joseph Ruttenberg
The Long, Long Trailer — 1954 · shot by Robert L. Surtees
The Cobweb — 1955 · shot by George J. Folsey
Kismet — 1955 · shot by Joseph Ruttenberg
Tea and Sympathy — 1956 · shot by John Alton
Lust for Life — 1956 · shot by Russell Harlan
Designing Woman — 1957 · shot by John Alton
Some Came Running — 1958 · shot by William H. Daniels
Gigi — 1958 · shot by Joseph Ruttenberg
The Reluctant Debutante — 1958 · shot by Joseph Ruttenberg
Home from the Hill — 1960 · shot by Milton Krasner
Bells Are Ringing — 1960 · shot by Milton Krasner
Two Weeks in Another Town — 1962 · shot by Milton Krasner
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse — 1962 · shot by Milton Krasner
The Courtship of Eddie's Father — 1963 · shot by Milton Krasner
Goodbye Charlie — 1964 · shot by Milton Krasner
The Sandpiper — 1965 · shot by Milton Krasner
On a Clear Day You Can See Forever — 1970 · shot by Harry Stradling
A Matter of Time — 1976 · shot by Geoffrey Unsworth

Source

Vincente Minnelli on Wikipedia

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