ANATOLE LITVAK
Anatole Litvak
Gender: Male
Known for: Directing
Birthday: May 10, 1902
Deathday: December 15, 1974
Place of Birth: Kiev, Russian Empire [now Kyiv, Ukraine]
Biography
Anatole Litvak (May 10, 1902 – December 15, 1974) was a Ukrainian-born filmmaker of Jewish heritage who wrote, directed, and produced films in a various countries and languages. He was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Director for the film The Snake Pit (1948).
Filmography
Production
Producer, Director
Producer, Director
1966·
10:30 P.M. SummerProducer
Producer, Director
1961·
Goodbye AgainProducer, Director
1959·
The JourneyProducer, Director
1957·
MayerlingProducer, Director
1956·
AnastasiaDirector
1955·
The Deep Blue SeaProducer, Director
1953·
Act of LoveDirector
1951·
Decision Before DawnProducer, Director
1948·
Sorry, Wrong NumberProducer, Director
1948·
The Snake PitProducer, Director
1947·
Meet Me at DawnStory
1947·
The Long NightProducer, Director
1945·
Your Job in GermanyDirector
1945·
War Comes to AmericaDirector
Director
Director
Director
Director
Director
Associate Producer, Director
1942·
This Above AllDirector
1941·
Out of the FogDirector
1941·
Blues in the NightDirector
Producer, Director
1940·
Castle on the HudsonDirector
1940·
City for ConquestProducer, Director
Director
1938·
The SistersAssociate Producer, Producer, Director
Producer, Director
1937·
TovarichProducer, Director
1937·
The Woman I LoveDirector
1936·
MayerlingDirector
1935·
Flight Into DarknessWriter, Director
1933·
Sleeping CarStory, Director
1933·
Tell Me TonightSupervising Art Director, Director
1933·
The Old DevilWriter, Director
1932·
LilacWriter, Director
1932·
Tell Me TonightDirector
1932·
The Song of NightDirector
1931·
Calais-DouvresScreenplay, Director
1931·
No More LoveScreenplay, Director
1930·
The White DevilProduction Manager, Assistant Director
Director
Assistant Director
1927·
Loves of CasanovaAssistant Director
1927·
NapoleonAssistant Director
1925·
The Joyless StreetEditor
Assistant Director