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Known For

Directing

Known Credits

Gender

Male

Birthday

1883-07-10

Deathday

1949-09-22 (66 years old)

Place of Birth

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Also Known As

Сэм Вуд
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Sam Wood

Biography

Samuel Grosvenor (Sam) Wood (July 10, 1883 – September 22, 1949) was an American film director, and producer, who was best known for directing such Hollywood hits as A Night at the Opera, A Day at the Races, Goodbye, Mr. Chips, and The Pride of the Yankees. He was also involved in a few acting and writing projects.

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Known For

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The Little American

Jul 12, 1917

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Acting

1917

The Little American as Wounded Soldier (uncredited)

Directing

1950

Ambush as Director

1949

The Stratton Story as Director

1948

Command Decision as Director

1947

Ivy as Director

1946

Heartbeat as Director

1945		Saratoga Trunk as Director
1945		Guest Wife as Director

1944

Casanova Brown as Director

1943

For Whom the Bell Tolls as Director

1942		The Pride of the Yankees as Director
1942		Kings Row as Director

1941

The Devil and Miss Jones as Director

1940		Kitty Foyle as Director
1940		Rangers of Fortune as Director
1940		Our Town as Director

1939		Raffles as Director
1939		Goodbye, Mr. Chips as Director

1938		Stablemates as Director
1938		Lord Jeff as Director

1937		Navy Blue and Gold as Director
1937		Madame X as Director
1937		A Day at the Races as Director

1936

The Unguarded Hour as Director

1935		Whipsaw as Director
1935		A Night at the Opera as Director
1935		Rendezvous as Director
1935		Let 'em Have It as Director

1934		Stamboul Quest as Director
1934		Hollywood Party as Director

1933		Christopher Bean as Director
1933		Hold Your Man as Director
1933		The Barbarian as Director

1932		Prosperity as Director
1932		Huddle as Director

1931		New Adventures of Get Rich Quick Wallingford as Director
1931		The Man in Possession as Director
1931		A Tailor-Made Man as Director

1930		Paid as Director
1930		Way for a Sailor as Director
1930		The Sins of the Children as Director
1930		The Girl Said No as Director
1930		They Learned About Women as Director

1929		It's a Great Life as Director
1929		So This Is College as Director

1928		Telling the World as Director
1928		The Latest from Paris as Director

1927		The Fair Co-Ed as Director
1927		A Racing Romeo as Director
1927		Rookies as Director

1926		One Minute to Play as Director
1926		Fascinating Youth as Director

1924		The Mine with the Iron Door as Director
1924		The Female as Director
1924		The Next Corner as Director

1923		His Children's Children as Director
1923		Bluebeard's 8th Wife as Director
1923		Prodigal Daughters as Director

1922		My American Wife as Director
1922		The Impossible Mrs. Bellew as Director
1922		Beyond the Rocks as Director
1922		Her Gilded Cage as Director
1922		Her Husband’s Trademark as Director

1921		Don't Tell Everything as Director
1921		Under the Lash as Director
1921		The Great Moment as Director
1921		Peck's Bad Boy as Director
1921		The Outside Woman as Director

1920		Her First Elopement as Director
1920		A City Sparrow as Director
1920		What's Your Hurry? as Director
1920		Sick Abed as Director
1920		Why Change Your Wife? as Assistant Director
1920		The Dancin' Fool as Director
1920		Excuse My Dust as Director
1920		Double Speed as Director

Production

1950

Ambush as Producer

1947

Ivy as Executive Producer

1943

For Whom the Bell Tolls as Producer

1938

Lord Jeff as Producer

1937		Navy Blue and Gold as Producer
1937		A Day at the Races as Producer

1935

Whipsaw as Producer

1934

Stamboul Quest as Producer

1933		Hold Your Man as Producer
1933		The Barbarian as Producer

1932		Prosperity as Producer
1932		Huddle as Producer

1931		The Man in Possession as Producer
1931		A Tailor-Made Man as Producer

1930		Way for a Sailor as Producer
1930		The Sins of the Children as Producer

1929

So This Is College as Producer

Sound

1933

The Barbarian as Music

Writing

1921

Peck's Bad Boy as Adaptation