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William Wyler

William Wyler was a German-born American film director and producer. Known for his work in numerous genres over five decades, he received numerous accolades, including the most nominations for the Academy Award for Best Director (12). In addition to three Academy Awards, he also received two BAFTA Awards and one Golden Globe Award. For his oeuvre of work, Wyler was awarded the Irving G. Thalberg…

Born 1902 · United States · Active 1926–1970 · 50 films

Filmography

The Stolen Ranch — 1926 · shot by Alan Jones
Lazy Lightning — 1926
The Border Cavalier — 1927
Hard Fists — 1927
Desert Dust — 1927
The Phantom Outlaw — 1927
Straight Shootin' — 1927
Blazing Days — 1927
Thunder Riders — 1928
Anybody Here Seen Kelly? — 1928 · shot by Charles J. Stumar
The Love Trap — 1929 · shot by Gilbert Warrenton
The Shakedown — 1929 · shot by Charles J. Stumar
Hell's Heroes — 1929 · shot by George Robinson
The Storm — 1930
A House Divided — 1931 · shot by Charles J. Stumar
Tom Brown of Culver — 1932
Her First Mate — 1933
Counsellor at Law — 1933 · shot by Norbert Brodine
Glamour — 1934
The Good Fairy — 1935 · shot by Norbert Brodine
The Gay Deception — 1935 · shot by Joseph A. Valentine
Barbary Coast — 1935 · shot by Ray June
These Three — 1936 · shot by Gregg Toland
Dodsworth — 1936 · shot by Rudolph Maté
Come and Get It — 1936 · shot by Gregg Toland
Dead End — 1937 · shot by Gregg Toland
The Cowboy and the Lady — 1938 · shot by Gregg Toland
Jezebel — 1938 · shot by Ernest Haller
Wuthering Heights — 1939 · shot by Gregg Toland
The Westerner — 1940 · shot by Gregg Toland
The Letter — 1940 · shot by Tony Gaudio
The Little Foxes — 1941 · shot by Gregg Toland
Mrs. Miniver — 1942 · shot by Joseph Ruttenberg
The Memphis Belle: A Story of a Flying Fortress — 1944 · shot by William H. Clothier
The Fighting Lady — 1944
The Best Years of Our Lives — 1946 · shot by Gregg Toland
Thunderbolt! — 1947
The Heiress — 1949 · shot by Leo Tover
Detective Story — 1951 · shot by Lee Garmes
Carrie — 1952 · shot by Victor Milner
Roman Holiday — 1953 · shot by Franz Planer
The Desperate Hours — 1955 · shot by Lee Garmes
Friendly Persuasion — 1956 · shot by Ellsworth Fredericks
The Big Country — 1958 · shot by Franz Planer
Ben-Hur — 1959 · shot by Robert L. Surtees
The Children's Hour — 1961 · shot by Franz Planer
The Collector — 1965 · shot by Robert L. Surtees
How to Steal a Million — 1966 · shot by Charles Lang
Funny Girl — 1968 · shot by Harry Stradling
The Liberation of L.B. Jones — 1970 · shot by Robert L. Surtees

Source

William Wyler on Wikipedia

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