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George P. Breakston
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In short · Directed for five decades — 31 credits.
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10 credits
The Boy Cried Murder(1966)
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The Soldier(1966)
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Shadow of Treason(1964)
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The Manster(1959)
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Woman and the Hunter(1957)
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Escape in the Sun(1956)
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The White Huntress(1954)
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The Scarlet Spear(1954)
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Geisha Girl(1952)
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FilmOriental Evil(1951)
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Jungle Stampede(1950)
George Breakston
Film
Urubu(1948)
George
Film
Men of San Quentin(1942)
Louie Howard
Film
Andy Hardy's Private Secretary(1941)
Beezy
Film
Life Begins for Andy Hardy(1941)
Beezy, the Milkman
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Andy Hardy Meets Debutante(1940)
'Beezy'
Film
The Grapes of Wrath(1940)
Willie
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Swanee River(1939)
Ambrose
Film
Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever(1939)
'Beezy'
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A Criminal Is Born(1938)
Henry
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Second Wife(1936)
Jerry Stephenson
Film
Boulder Dam(1936)
Stan Vangarick
Film
The Return of Peter Grimm(1935)
William Van Dam
Film
No Greater Glory(1934)
Nemecsek
Film
A Successful Failure(1934)
Tommy Cushing
Film
Life Returns(1934)
Danny Kendrick
Film
Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch(1934)
Jimmy Wiggs
Film
It Happened One Night(1934)
Boy Bus Passenger
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