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Martin Ritt (1914–1990)
Martin Ritt, one of the best and most sensitive American filmmakers of all time, was a director, actor and playwright who worked in both film and theater. He was born in New York City. His films reflect, like almost none other, a profound and intimate humane vision of his characters. He originally attended and played football for Elon College in ...
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Born:in New York City, New York, USADied:(age 76) in Santa Monica, California, USA |
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Director (30 credits)
Director (30 credits)
1950-1951
Somerset Maugham TV Theatre
(TV Series) (2 episodes)
- Of Human Bondage
(1951)
- The Creative Impulse
(1950)
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Producer (12 credits)
Producer (12 credits)
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Actor (11 credits)
Actor (11 credits)
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Writer (1 credit)
Writer (1 credit)
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Self (13 credits)
Self (13 credits)
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Archive footage (4 credits)
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Stage Play: They Should Have Stood in Bed. Written by Leo Rifkin, Frank Tarloff and David Shaw. Directed by Luther Adler. Mansfield Theatre: 13 Feb 1942- 21 Feb 1941 (11 performances). Cast: Norman Budd (as "Third Man"), John Call, Tony Canzoneri, William Foran (as "Mike Gilroy"), Jack Gilford, Richard Irving, Topper Jordan, George ... See more »Publicity Listings:
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Pfc. Martin Ritt
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