Don Medford (1917–2012)Trivia:For nearly four decades, he was one of the most prolific of American television directors, possibly best remembered for helming the final two episodes of The Fugitive, watched by a then-record audience of 78 million. His trademark was 'day for night' shooting (underdeveloping a print shot in daytime during post-production to make it look like a scene shot at night)... See more trivia »Died:(age 95) in West Hills, California, USA |
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Director (75 titles)
1989
Jake and the Fatman
(TV series)
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They Can't Take That Away from Me
(1989)
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I'll Never Smile Again
(1989)
1981-1988
Dynasty
(TV series)
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The Proposal
(1988)
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The Warning
(1988)
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The Rifle
(1988)
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The Interview
(1988)
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The Fair
(1987)
1985-1987
The Colbys
(TV series)
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Crossroads
(1987)
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Sanctuary
(1986)
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Something Old, Something New
(1986)
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The Letter
(1986)
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A House Divided
(1985)
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