

Person · Producer
William A. Brady
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- Director
In short · Produced for four decades — 32 credits, 1 International Boxing Hall Of Fame win.
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Biography
William A. Brady was born on 19 June 1863 in San Francisco, California, USA. He was a producer and director, known for Life (1920), Stolen Orders (1918) and The Stolen Voice (1915). He was married to Grace George and Rose Marie René (French dancer). He died on 6 January 1950 in New York City, New York, USA.
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Filmography · 30 of 30
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2 creditsProducer
13 credits
The Cross Bearer(1918)
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Little Women(1918)
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On Dangerous Ground(1917)
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The Crimson Dove(1917)
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Betsy Ross(1917)
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The Men She Married(1916)
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Bought and Paid For(1916)
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A Woman's Power(1916)
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FilmPaying the Price(1916)
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The Boss(1915)
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FilmThe Pit(1914)
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The Wishing Ring: An Idyll of Old England(1914)
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The Corbett-Fitzsimmons Fight(1897)
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Phil-for-Short(1919)
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The Golden Wall(1918)
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Wanted: A Mother(1918)
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FilmThe Wasp(1918)
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FilmThe Spurs of Sybil(1918)
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His Royal Highness(1918)
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Broken Ties(1918)
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The Beautiful Mrs. Reynolds(1918)
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Stolen Hours(1918)
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Life's Whirlpool(1917)
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The Rack(1916)
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The New South(1916)
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The Closed Road(1916)
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1 creditAwards & Nominations
1 winInternational Boxing Hall Of Fame
- Won1998International Boxing Hall of Fame
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Additional credits2Show
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- The VolunteerSelf - Cameo Appearance · 1917
- Jeffries-Sharkey ContestSelf · 1899
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