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| Also Known As: | Died: | January 4, 1955 | |
| Born: | September 30, 1894 | Cause of Death: | suicide |
| Birth Place: | Illinois, USA | Profession: | director, screenwriter, journalist, title writer |
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Began his career as a staff writer at Warner Bros. and went on to collaborate frequently with Buster Keaton, supplying storylines and screenplays and, with "The General" (1927), co-direction. Bruckman subsequently made several shorts and features under his own steam, but the quality of his work declined from the mid-1930s.
Began his career as a staff writer at Warner Bros. and went on to collaborate frequently with Buster Keaton, supplying storylines and screenplays and, with "The General" (1927), co-direction. Bruckman subsequently made several shorts and features under his own steam, but the quality of his work declined from the mid-1930s.
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DIRECTOR:
1.
The Man on the Flying Trapeze
(1935) Director
2.
Spring Tonic
(1935) Director
3.
Movie Crazy
(1932) Director
4.
Everything's Rosie
(1931) Director
5.
Feet First
(1930) Director
6.
Welcome Danger
(1929) Director
7.
A Perfect Gentleman
(1928) Director
8.
Horse Shoes
(1927) Director
9.
The General
(1927) Director
10.
Should Tall Men Marry?
(1927) Director
CAST: (feature film)
Milestones close milestones
1919:
Screenwriting debut "Three in a Closet"
1921:
Title writer for Monty Banks/Bull Montana comedies
1926:
Directorial debut, "The General"
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