George Abbott
Directing · Screenplay · Director · Theatre Play
Born Jun 25, 1887 · Forestville, New York, USA
Active 1918–1995 · Awards: Pulitzer Prize for Drama, National Medal of Arts, Tony Award for Best Direction of a Musical, Tony Award for Best Direction of a Musical, Florida Artists Hall of Fame, Kennedy Center Honors, honorary doctor of the University of Miami, Special Tony Award
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. George Francis Abbott (June 25, 1887 – January 31, 1995) was an American theater producer and director, playwright, screenwriter, and film director and producer whose career spanned more than eight…
Filmography
The Boots on the Western Front (2026) — ScreenplayAll Quiet on the Western Front (1930) — ScreenplayPal Joey (1957) — MusicalThe Pajama Game (1957) — Screenplay · Director · Theatre PlayDamn Yankees (1958) — Director · Theatre Play · ScreenplayWhy Bring That Up? (1929) — Director · WriterHills of Peril (1927) — Theatre PlayShadows of the Circus (1931) — WriterHeat Lightning (1934) — Theatre PlayWhere's Charley? (1952) — MusicalCoquette (1929) — Theatre PlayThe Cheat (1931) — DirectorThe Boys from Syracuse (1986) — BookFour Walls (1928) — Theatre Play · ScriptManslaughter (1930) — Director · AdaptationToo Many Girls (1940) — DirectorBroadway (1929) — WriterThe Boys from Syracuse (1940) — WriterStolen Heaven (1931) — Writer · DirectorHighway West (1941) — Theatre PlayThree Men on a Horse (1936) — WriterMy Sin (1931) — Director · Music · Adaptation · ProducerLilly Turner (1933) — Theatre PlayBroadway (1942) — Writer · Theatre Play