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Дымок из ствола1955 · Director
Меня зовут Джулия Росс1945 · Director
Большая долина 1965 · Director
Невидимый призрак1941 · Director
Стрелок1958 · Director
Террор в техасском городке1958 · Director
Сыщик1949 · Director
A Lawless Street1955 · Director
So Dark the Night1946 · Director
Дэниэл Бун1964 · Director
Девушка без паспорта1950 · Director
The Mad Doctor of Market Street1942 · Director
7th Cavalry1956 · Director
Branded1965 · Director
The Falcon in San Francisco1945 · Director
Boys of the City1940 · Director
That Gang of Mine1940 · Director
Cry of the Hunted1953 · Director
Retreat, Hell!1952 · Director
Pride of the Bowery1940 · Director
The Halliday Brand1957 · Director
The Detectives1959 · Director
Bombs Over Burma1942 · Director
Desperate Search1952 · Director
The Return of October1948 · Director
Minstrel Man1944 · Director
The Gold Racket1937 · Director
The Spy Ring1938 · Director
Criminals Within1941 · Director
Lugosi: Hollywood's Dracula1997 · Self
The Man from Tumbleweeds1940 · Director
The Silver Bullet1942 · Director
The Swordsman1948 · Director
Secrets of a Co-Ed1942 · Director
Two-Fisted Rangers1939 · Director
Man on a Bus1955 · Director
Navy Spy1937 · Director
Arizona Cyclone1941 · Director
The Investigators1961 · Director
The Return of Wild Bill1940 · Director
The Singing Outlaw1937 · Director
Texas Stagecoach1940 · Director
Blazing Six Shooters1940 · Director
Boss of Hangtown Mesa1942 · Director
Border Wolves1938 · Director
Courage of the West1937 · Director
The Last Stand1938 · Director
Joseph H. Lewis
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Joseph H. Lewis (April 6, 1907–August 30, 2000), was an American B-movie film director. Although he worked with both Béla Lugosi (The Invisible Ghost) and Lionel Atwill in early 1940s horror, he is best known for his work in film noir from the late 40s and the 1950s. His most acclaimed feature, Gun Crazy (1949), is a dark romance about gun-obsession, and notable for its use of location photography. At the dawn of his career (1937–1940), when Lewis was directing inexpensive westerns, he earned the derogatory nickname "Wagon-Wheel Joe" from the studio editors, because of his tendency to use wagon-wheels for constructing interesting visual compositions within the frame. Lewis's offbeat and eye-catching compositions added style and value to inexpensive productions. His 1944 musical Minstrel Man, starring singer Benny Fields, is quite possibly the finest film ever made by low-budget PRC Pictures. Industry insiders noticed, prompting Columbia Pictures to hire Lewis to film the musical sequences for its blockbuster musical The Jolson Story. Toward the end of Lewis's career, he worked in television, directing mostly westerns: The Rifleman, Bonanza, The Big Valley, Gunsmoke, and the pilot for Branded. Description above from the Wikipedia article Joseph H. Lewis, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on WikipediaФильмография и роли (49)
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