John Berry
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John Berry (September 6, 1917 – November 29, 1999) was an American film director, who went into self-exile in France when his career was interrupted by the Hollywood blacklist.
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Fotos
Filmes (41)
Too Much Johnson
2013 · (uncredited), Co-Producer, Assistant Director
From Russia to Hollywood: The 100-Year Odyssey of Chekhov and Shdanoff
2002 · Self
A Hollywood Life: Remembering Frances
2001 · Himself
Boesman e Lena
2000 · Adaptation, Director
Hantises
1997 · Ernest
A Captive in the Land
1990 · Writer, Director
Il y a maldonne
1988 · Director
A Man in Love
1987 · Harry Steiner
'Round Midnight
1986 · Ben
Golden Eighties
1986 · Eli
Portrait de groupe
1986 · Self
Le voyage à Paimpol
1985 · Director, Writer
Honeyboy
1982 · Director, Writer, Producer
Sister, Sister
1982 · Director, Producer
Angel on My Shoulder
1980 · Director
The Bad News Bears Go to Japan
1978 · Director
Sparrow
1978 · Director
Thieves
1977 · Director
F as in Fairbanks
1976 · Fragman
Claudine
1974 · Director
The Great Chase
1968 · Director, Screenplay, Story, Dialogue
Maya
1966 · Director
Oh! What a Mambo
1959 · Director
Tamango
1958 · Director, Screenplay
Don Juan
1956 · Screenplay, Director
Uncle Hyacynth
1956
Headlines of Destruction
1955 · Director
Give 'em Hell
1955 · Lopez, Director, Writer
It Happened in Paris
1952 · Director
Robinson Crusoeland
1951 · Co-Director
He Ran All the Way
1951 · Director
The Hollywood Ten
1950 · Director, Writer
Tension
1949 · Director
Caught
1949 · Assistant Director
Casbah
1948 · Director
Cross My Heart
1946 · Director
Miss Susie Slagle's
1946 · Director
From This Day Forward
1946 · Director
Tuesday in November
1945 · Director
Double Indemnity
1944 · (uncredited)
The Green Goddess
1939
