Arthur Penn (I) (1922–2010) |
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Arthur Penn was born on September 27, 1922 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. He was a director and producer, known for Bonnie and Clyde (1967), Little Big Man (1970) and The Miracle Worker (1962). He was married to Peggy Maurer. He died on September 28, 2010 in Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA.
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Born:in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USADied:(age 88) in Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA |
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Director (28 credits)
Director (28 credits)
1957-1958
Playhouse 90
(TV Series) (5 episodes)
- Portrait of a Murderer
(1958)
- The Dark Side of the Earth
(1957)
- Where's Charley?
(1957)
- Invitation to a Gunfighter
(1957)
- The Miracle Worker
(1957)
1955-1956
Playwrights '56
(TV Series) (7 episodes)
- The Undiscovered Country
(1956)
- Adam and Evening
(1956)
- Lost
(1956)
- The Waiting Place
(1955)
- Daisy, Daisy
(1955)
1954-1955
Producers' Showcase
(TV Series) (2 episodes)
- The King and Mrs. Candle
(1955)
- State of the Union
(1954)
1953-1955
The Philco Television Playhouse
(TV Series) (11 episodes)
- The Pardon-Me Boy
(1955)
- The Assassin
(1955)
- Catch My Boy on Sunday
(1954)
- Beg, Borrow or Steal
(1954)
- Man on the Mountaintop
(1954)
1953-1955
Goodyear Playhouse
(TV Series) (6 episodes)
- My Lost Saints
(1955)
- Star in the Summer Night
(1954)
- The Lawn Party
(1954)
- Buy Me Blue Ribbons
(1954)
- John Turner
(1953)
1953
The Gulf Playhouse
(TV Series) (7 episodes)
- A Gift from Cotton Mather
(1953)
- Prophet in His Land
(1953)
- Crip
(1953)
- The Tears of My Sister
(1953)
- One Night Stand
(1953)
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Producer (9 credits)
Producer (9 credits)
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Writer (2 credits)
Writer (2 credits)
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Second Unit Director or Assistant Director (1 credit)
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director (1 credit)
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Miscellaneous Crew (2 credits)
Miscellaneous Crew (2 credits)
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Thanks (8 credits)
Thanks (8 credits)
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Self (47 credits)
Self (47 credits)
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Archive footage (10 credits)
Archive footage (10 credits)
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Stage: Directed "Two for the Seesaw" on Broadway, for which he won a Tony award, in 1958. See more »Publicity Listings:
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Won Broadway's 1960 Tony Award as Best Director (Dramatic) for "The Miracle Worker." He was also Tony-nominated two other times: in 1958 as Best Director for "Two for the Seesaw." and in 1961 as Best Director (Dramatic) for "All the Way Home." See more »Star Sign:
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