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Harold Young (1897–1972)

Director | Editor | Actor

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Attended Columbia University. Initially worked as editor for Warner Brothers and MGM, then as supervising editor for Paramount (in Paris) and for Alexander Korda's London Films. His directorial debut resulted in his best film: The Scarlet Pimpernel, for Korda. Returned to Hollywood, under contract to Paramount (1935-1936)... See more trivia »

Born:

in Portland, Oregon, USA

Died:

(age 74) in Beverly Hills, California, USA
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1961 Witchcraft (TV movie)
 
1957 Carib Gold
 
1954 Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color (TV series)
– A Present for Donald (1954)
 
1954 Roogie's Bump
 
1954 The Lie (TV movie)
 
1954 Double Barrel Miracle (TV movie)
 
1947 Citizen Saint
 
1945 The Jungle Captive
 
1945 Phantoms, Inc. (short)
 
1945 The Frozen Ghost
 
1945 Song of the Sarong
 
1945 I'll Remember April
 
1944 The Three Caballeros (live action sequences: Patzcuaro/Veracruz/Acapulco)
 
1944 Machine Gun Mama (as Harold M. Young)
 
1943 Spy Train
 
1943 I Escaped from the Gestapo
 
1943 Hi, Buddy
 
1943 Hi'ya, Chum
 
1942 The Mummy's Tomb
 
1942 There's One Born Every Minute
 
1942 Rubber Racketeers
 
1942 Juke Box Jenny
 
1941 Swing It Soldier
 
1941 Bachelor Daddy
 
1940 Dreaming Out Loud
 
1939 Sabotage
 
1939 Hero for a Day
 
1939 The Forgotten Woman
 
1939 Code of the Streets
 
1938 Newsboys' Home
 
1938 The Storm
 
1938 Little Tough Guy
 
1937 52nd Street
 
1937 Let Them Live
 
1936 My American Wife
 
1936 Woman Trap
 
1935 Without Regret
 
1934 The Scarlet Pimpernel
 
1934 Too Many Millions
 
1934 Leave It to Blanche
 
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1934 The Rise of Catherine the Great
 
1933 The Girl from Maxim's
 
1933 Counsel's Opinion
 
1932 Wedding Rehearsal (as H. Young)
 
1932 Reserved for Ladies
 
1931 Die Männer um Lucie
 
1931 The Reckless Hour
 
1930 The Lash (edited by)
 
1930 Bright Lights (edited by)
 
1930 Top Speed (edited by)
 
1929 The Painted Angel
 
1929 Her Private Life
 
1928 Yellow Lily
 
1928 The Heart of a Follies Girl
 
1927 The Private Life of Helen of Troy
 
1927 Husband Hunters
 
1926 Josselyn's Wife
 
1926 Sin Cargo
 
1926 The Strong Man (film editor)
 
1925 Sally, Irene and Mary
 
1925 Sun-Up
 
1924 William Tells (short)
 
1923 Judy Punch (short)
 
1923 When Gale and Hurricane Meet (short)
 
1923 The End of a Perfect Fray (short)
 
1923 Gall of the Wild (short)
 
1923 Some Punches and Judy (short)
 
1923 Two Stones with One Bird (short)
 
1923 Six Second Smith (short)
 
1923 The Knight That Failed (short)
 
1923 The Knight in Gale (short)
 
1923 Fighting Blood
 
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1958 Armchair Theatre (TV series)
Doctor
– The Lady of Camellias (1958) … Doctor
 
1957 The New Adventures of Charlie Chan (TV series)
– The Rajput Ruby (1957)
 
1956 The Scarlet Pimpernel (TV series)
Durand
– Lady in Distress (1956) … Durand
 
1956 Lilli Palmer Theatre (TV series)
Jeweller / Mackay
– The Lady and the Thief (1956) … Jeweller
– The Colonel (1956) … Mackay
 
1952 BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (TV series)
Trulla
– The Wanderer (1952) … Trulla
 
1951 John of the Fair (TV movie)
Clerk of the court
 
1951 The Powder Monkey (TV movie)
René
 
1949 Kind Hearts and Coronets
Captain (uncredited)
 
1947 13 Rue Madeleine
Tailor (uncredited)
 
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1934 The Private Life of Don Juan (supervising editor)
 
1933 The Private Life of Henry VIII. (editorial supervisor)
 

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Personal Details

Other Works:

(1947) Stage: Directed "The Last Mrs. Fraser" on Broadway.

Alternate Names:

H. Young | Harold M. Young
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Trivia:

Attended Columbia University. Initially worked as editor for Warner Brothers and MGM, then as supervising editor for Paramount (in Paris) and for Alexander Korda's London Films. His directorial debut resulted in his best film: The Scarlet Pimpernel, for Korda. Returned to Hollywood, under contract to Paramount (1935-1936)... See more »

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Star Sign:

Scorpio