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| Also Known As: | Edward N Buzzell, Eddie Buzzell, Eddie Buzzell, Edward N. Buzzell | Died: | January 11, 1985 |
| Born: | November 13, 1895 | Cause of Death: | |
| Birth Place: | Brooklyn, New York, USA | Profession: | director, writer, actor |
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Former Broadway musical star, in Hollywood from the late 1920s. During the time he was under contract to MGM--from 1938 to 1949--Buzzell cranked out a string of uninspired productions, including two mediocre Marx Brothers efforts.
Former Broadway musical star, in Hollywood from the late 1920s. During the time he was under contract to MGM--from 1938 to 1949--Buzzell cranked out a string of uninspired productions, including two mediocre Marx Brothers efforts.
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DIRECTOR:
1.
Mary Had a Little ...
(1961) Director
2.
Ain't Misbehavin'
(1955) Director
3.
Confidentially Connie
(1953) Director
4.
Emergency Wedding
(1950) Director
5.
A Woman of Distinction
(1950) Director
6.
Neptune's Daughter
(1949) Director
7.
Song of the Thin Man
(1947) Director
8.
Three Wise Fools
(1946) Director
9.
Easy to Wed
(1946) Director
10.
Keep Your Powder Dry
(1945) Director
CAST: (feature film)
1.
The Youngest Profession (1943) Man in theater
2.
Little Johnny Jones (1929) Johnny Jones
3.
Midnight Life (1928) Eddie Delaney
4.
The Devil's Cabaret (1928)
Milestones close milestones
1928:
Acting debut "Midnight Life"
1929:
Screenwriting credit "Little Johnny Jones"
1932:
Directorial debut "The Big Timer"
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