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Rouben Mamoulian
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In short · Directed for nine decades — 21 credits.
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18 credits
The Dreamers(2003)
acknowledgment: director of Queen Christina (1933)
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Silk Stockings(1957)
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Summer Holiday(1948)
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Rings on Her Fingers(1942)
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Blood and Sand(1941)
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The Mark of Zorro(1940)
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Golden Boy(1939)
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High, Wide and Handsome(1937)
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The Gay Desperado(1936)
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Becky Sharp(1935)
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We Live Again(1934)
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The Song of Songs(1933)
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Queen Christina(1933)
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Love Me Tonight(1932)
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City Streets(1931)
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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde(1931)
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Applause(1929)
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The Flute of Krishna(1926)
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- George Stevens: A Filmmaker's JourneySelf · 1985
- George Stevens: A Filmmaker's JourneySelf · 1984
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