| Edgar G. Ulmer |
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| Director / Production Designer / Screenwriter / Producer | ||
| 1904 - 1972 | ||
| Born September 17, Olmütz, Mahren, Austria-Hungary | ||
| Key Genres: Drama, Crime, Horror TSPDT Rating: 7 | ||
| Key Collaborators: Leon Fromkess (Producer), Leo Erdody (Composer), Louis Hayward (Leading Player), Aubrey Wisberg (Producer/Screenwriter), Roy Engel (Leading Character Player), Fred R. Feitshans Jr. (Editor), John Carradine (Character Player) | ||
| Highly Recommended: Detour (1945) | ||
| Recommended: People on Sunday (1929) [co-directed by Robert Siodmak], The Black Cat (1934), Strange Illusion (1945), Ruthless (1948) | ||
| Worth a Look: The Strange Woman (1946), The Naked Dawn (1955) | ||
| Links: [ IMDB ] [ TCMDB ] [ All-Movie Guide ] [ Senses of Cinema: Great Directors ] [ Film Reference ] [ Bright Lights Film Journal Feature ] [ Wikipedia ] [ Classic Film and Television Page ] [ Screening the Past Article (2001) ] [ Images Journal Article ] | ||
| Books: [ Edgar G. Ulmer: Detour on Poverty Row ] [ Edgar G. Ulmer ] [ The Films of Edgar G. Ulmer ] [ Who the Devil Made It: Conversations with Legendary Film Directors ] | ||
| DVD's: [ Amazon ] | ||
| 1,000 Greatest Films: People on Sunday (1929) [co-directed by Robert Siodmak], The Black Cat (1934), Detour (1945) | ||
| 250 Quintessential Noir Films: Detour (1945), Strange Illusion (1945), Ruthless (1948) | ||
