Ray Enright

A prolific director navigating the golden age of Hollywood, Ray Enright must balance creative ambition with studio demands as he races to deliver hits in comedy and Westerns for Warner Bros.

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1896

Died

1965

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In short · Directed for four decades — 77 credits.

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Biography

Ray Enright was an American film director and screenwriter who was active from 1927 to 1953. He directed a total of 73 films, many of which were produced by Warner Bros. Enright worked in a variety of genres, including comedy and Westerns. He directed several comedy films starring Joe E. Brown, as well as five of the six informal collaborations between Joan Blondell and Glenda Farrell. Additionally, he directed numerous Westerns, many featuring Randolph Scott.

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