Allan Dwan, a renowned director and writer, emerged into the world on April 3, 1885, in the vibrant city of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Allan Dwan
Deceased · Born: Apr 3, 1885 · Died: Dec 28, 1981
Career
1980
1951
1961
Most Dangerous Man Alive as Director
1958
Enchanted Island as Director
1957
The River's Edge as Director
The Restless Breed as Director
1956
Slightly Scarlet as Director
Hold Back the Night as Director
1955
Escape to Burma as Director
Tennessee's Partner as Director
Pearl of the South Pacific as Director
1954
Silver Lode as Director
Passion as Director
Cattle Queen of Montana as Director
1953
Woman They Almost Lynched as Director
Flight Nurse as Director
Sweethearts on Parade as Director
1952
I Dream of Jeanie as Director
Montana Belle as Director
1951
Belle Le Grand as Director
The Wild Blue Yonder as Director
1950
Sands of Iwo Jima as Director
Surrender as Director
1948
Angel in Exile as Director
The Inside Story as Director
1947
Calendar Girl as Director
Northwest Outpost as Director
Driftwood as Director
1946
Rendezvous with Annie as Director
1945
Brewster's Millions as Director
Getting Gertie's Garter as Director, Writer
1944
Up in Mabel's Room as Director
Abroad with Two Yanks as Director
1943
Around the World as Director
1942
Friendly Enemies as Director
Here We Go Again as Director
1941
Rise and Shine as Director
Look Who's Laughing as Director
1940
Sailor's Lady as Director
Young People as Director
Trail of the Vigilantes as Director
1939
The Gorilla as Director
The Three Musketeers as Director
Frontier Marshal as Director
1938
Josette as Director
Suez as Director
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm as Director
1937
That I May Live as Director
One Mile from Heaven as Director
Heidi as Director
1936
Human Cargo as Director
High Tension as Director
15 Maiden Lane as Director
1935
Black Sheep as Director, Story
1934
Hollywood Party as Director
1932
Her First Affaire as Director
1931
Chances as Director
1930
Man to Man as Director
1929
The Iron Mask as Director
Tide of Empire as Director
1922
Robin Hood as Director, Writer
1911
Three Million Dollars as Director
