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Ross Saxon
(1892-1958)
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Ross Saxon was born on 2 October 1892 in California, USA. Ross is known for
The Milkman (1950)
. Ross died on 22 December 1958 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
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Known for
The Milkman
6.6
Camera and Electrical Department
(as Ross Saxton)
1950
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The Milkman
6.6
gaffer
(as Ross Saxton)
1950
The Kid from Texas
6.3
gaffer
(uncredited)
1950
Bud Abbott Lou Costello Meet the Killer Boris Karloff
6.7
gaffer
(uncredited)
1949
Cheyenne Cowboy
Short
gaffer
(uncredited)
1949
Ghost Catchers
5.5
gaffer
(uncredited)
1944
Goodbye Broadway
gaffer
(uncredited)
1938
The Man Who Cried Wolf
6.3
gaffer
(uncredited)
1937
Night Life of the Gods
6.4
gaffer
(uncredited)
1935
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Ross Saxton
Born
October 2
,
1892
California, USA
Died
December 22
,
1958
Los Angeles, California, USA
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