Production · geboren 1905-08-31 · Newark, New Jersey, USA
Dore Schary
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Isadore "Dore" Schary (August 31, 1905 – July 7, 1980) was an American motion picture director, writer, and producer, and playwright who became head of production at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and eventually president of the studio during the 1950s.
Bekannt aus
- Stadt in Angst (1955) – Producer
- Die Wendeltreppe (1946) – Producer
- Nur meiner Frau zuliebe (1948) – Presenter
- Sie leben bei Nacht (1949) – Executive Producer
- Ring frei für Stoker Thompson (1949) – Producer
- Im Kreuzfeuer (1947) – Presenter
- So einfach ist die Liebe nicht (1947) – Jebby (uncredited)
- Heimweh (1943) – Producer
- Teufelskerle (1938) – Screenplay
- Kesselschlacht (1949) – Producer
- The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (1962) – Self
- Karawane der Frauen (1951) – Producer
- Warum hab’ ich ja gesagt? (1957) – Producer
- Das unheimliche Fenster (1949) – Producer
- Die rote Tapferkeitsmedaille (1951) – Executive Producer
- Der Junge mit den grünen Haaren (1948) – Executive Producer
- Berlin Express (1948) – Executive In Charge Of Production
- Das gibt’s nie wieder II (1976) – Thanks
- Ich werde dich wiedersehen (1944) – Producer
- Die letzte Jagd (1956) – Producer
- Broadway Melodie 1940 (1940) – Story
- Die Farmerstochter (1947) – Producer
- Der Schwan (1956) – Producer
- Bataan (1943) – Executive Producer
- Ehe ohne Liebe (1948) – Presenter
- Jedes Mädchen müßte heiraten (1948) – Executive Producer
- What's My Line? (1950) – Self
- Du und keine andere (1953) – Producer
- Der große Edison (1940) – Original Story
- Geh leise, Fremder (1950) – Executive Producer
- Go for Broke! (1951) – Producer
- Station West (1948) – Executive Producer
- The Ed Sullivan Show (1948) – Self
- Schiff ohne Heimat (1952) – Producer
- Der Gentleman-Killer (1942) – Executive Producer
- Das Leben ist Lüge (1959) – Screenplay
- Till the End of Time (1946) – Producer
- Race Street (1948) – Production Manager
- Margaret aus London (1942) – Producer
- Sunrise at Campobello (1960) – Chairman of Connecticut Delegation (uncredited)