| John
Cromwell |
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Key
Noir Filmmaker
Lightly
Likable
Jean-Pierre Melville's 64 Favourite Pre-War American Filmmakers (Cahiers
du Cinema, October 1961) |
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Director |
| 1887 - 1979 |
| Born December 23,
Toledo, Ohio, USA |
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Key Genres:
Drama, Romance, Crime TSPDT Rating:
7 |
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Key
Collaborators:
Lizabeth
Scott (Leading Player), Albert S. D'Agostino (Production Designer),
Carole Lombard (Leading Player), Charles Coburn (Leading Player), David
O. Selznick (Producer), James Wong Howe (Cinematographer),
J. Roy Hunt (Cinematographer), James E. Newcom (Editor), James Bell
(Character Player), Alfred Newman
(Composer), Roy Webb (Composer) |
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Recommended:
The
Dance of Life (1929) [co-directed by A. Edward Sutherland], The
Prisoner of Zenda (1937), In Name Only (1939), Dead Reckoning (1947),
Caged (1950) |
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Worth a Look:
Algiers (1938), Made for Each Other
(1939), Since You Went Away (1944), The Enchanted Cottage (1945), The Company She Keeps (1950), The
Racket (1951) |
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Approach with Caution:
The Silver Cord (1933), Son of Fury (1942) |
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Duds:
Banjo on My Knee
(1936) |
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Links:
[
IMDB ]
[
TCMDB ] [
All-Movie
Guide ] [
Film Reference ] [
Wikipedia ] [
Internet Broadway Database ] |
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DVD's:
[
Amazon
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250 Quintessential Noir Films:
Dead Reckoning (1947), The Racket (1951) |
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