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George Sherman

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George Sherman
George Sherman

George Sherman

🎂 Jul 14, 1908 — 🕯️ Mar 15, 1991 (82 years) New York City, New York, USA
George Sherman is a director whose career stretches back to the 1930s. Their credits include the film Big Jake. Across 89 years they have directed 111 films and 8 TV productions.
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Western von gestern
Western von gestern
Director
1978–
TV
Sam
Sam
Director
1978–
TV
Big Jake
Big Jake
Director
1971
Film
Gentle Ben
Gentle Ben
Director
1967–
TV
Smoky
Smoky
Director
1966
Film
Daniel Boone: Frontier Trail Rider
Daniel Boone: Frontier Trail Rider
Director
1966
Film
Murieta
Murieta
Director
1965
Film
Find Me That Girl
Find Me That Girl
Director
1964
Film
Daniel Boone
Daniel Boone
Director
1964–
TV
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is George Sherman still alive?
George Sherman passed away on March 15, 1991 at age 82.
What are the most famous roles of George Sherman?
George Sherman is best known for directing Big Jake, Against All Flags, Hell Bent for Leather.
How many movies has George Sherman directed?
Over a 54-year career (since 1937), George Sherman has directed or written 112 films and worked on 8 TV shows.
What was George Sherman's first movie?
The career of George Sherman began with Hollywood Cowboy (1937).
What is George Sherman's most recent movie or series?
George Sherman's most recent release is Western von gestern, which premiered on May 5, 1978.
What TV shows has George Sherman created or directed?
On television, George Sherman has appeared in Rawhide, Daniel Boone, Route 66, Gentle Ben.
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George Sherman
George Sherman
1908-07-14 · New York City, New York, USA

American second feature director who arrived in California aboard the SS Mongolia (bound from New York) on which he served as a bellboy. Sherman began his career in the movie business in the mail room at Warner Brothers before working his way up to assistant director. By 1937, he had graduated to directing in his own right under contract with Republic. Sherman specialised almost exclusively in B-westerns, (including the "Three Mesqueteers" series, which featured a young John Wayne), with occasional forays into action and horror themes. He often achieved a sense of style over substance. Indeed, as to his handling of the 'Mesqueteers', Variety commented on his imparting a "poetry in motion" to his "unified timing of cowboys mounting, riding, wheeling, galloping and dismounting of steeds" (July 2 1939). From 1940, Sherman also served as associate producer on many of his films.

The diminutive (five foot) Sherman turned out reliable low-budget fare for Columbia between 1945 and 1948, then moved on to do the same at Universal for another eight years. Thereafter, he turned to free-lancing and working in television. The only A-grade films to his credit were two westerns, starring John Wayne: The Comancheros (1961), as producer; and Big Jake (1971), as director.

Date of Birth 14 July 1908, New York City, New York

Date of Death 15 March 1991, Los Angeles County, California

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