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| Also Known As: | John Auer, J. H. Auer | Died: | March 15, 1975 |
| Born: | August 3, 1906 | Cause of Death: | |
| Birth Place: | Budapest, HU | Profession: | director, screenwriter, producer, businessman, actor |
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Former child actor who gained attention as a director in Mexico. From the mid-1930s until the late 50s Auer turned out a bevy of middling films, almost exclusively for Republic and RKO. Among Auer's better-remembered films are "Gangway for Tomorrow" (1943) and "City That Never Sleeps" (1953).
Former child actor who gained attention as a director in Mexico. From the mid-1930s until the late 50s Auer turned out a bevy of middling films, almost exclusively for Republic and RKO. Among Auer's better-remembered films are "Gangway for Tomorrow" (1943) and "City That Never Sleeps" (1953).
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DIRECTOR:
1.
Johnny Trouble
(1957) Director
2.
The Eternal Sea
(1955) Director
3.
Hell's Half Acre
(1954) Director
4.
City That Never Sleeps
(1953) Director
5.
Thunderbirds
(1952) Director
6.
Hit Parade of 1951
(1950) Director
7.
The Avengers
(1950) Director
8.
Angel on the Amazon
(1948) Director
9.
I, Jane Doe
(1948) Director
10.
Beat the Band
(1947) Director
CAST: (feature film)
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Immigrated to USA
1918:
Film acting debut
1933:
Directed first films in Mexico, including "Una Vida per Otra"
1934:
Directed first American films, "Frankie and Johnnie" and "The Crime of Dr. Crespi" (which he also wrote and produced)
1957:
Last film, "Johnny Trouble" (also produced)
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