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New York City, New York, USA. Died. March 15, 1991. Los Angeles County, California, USA (undisclosed) Spouse. Cleo Ronson. Other works. Unsold pilot: Directed a pilot for a CBS World War II adventure series called "APO 923". The series was to be set in the South Pacific and starred Ralph Taeger, James Stacy and Pat Harrington Jr..
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TV-PG. Western. The Purple Vigilantes. 1938. 50 min. TV-PG. Western. Watch George Sherman's movies and TV shows for free. Stream Wings Over Wyoming, The Enemy General, Colorado Sunset now on Tubi.
Mystery Broadcast (1943) is a non-series whodunit, about a radio broadcast that stirs up an old murder case. It is one of 8 B-movies Sherman made at Republic. The film shows George Sherman's gift for atmosphere. It is simultaneously fun and spooky.
Date of Birth 14 July 1908, New York City, New York. Date of Death 15 March 1991, Los Angeles County, California. American second feature director who arrived in California aboard the SS Mongolia (bound from New York) on which he served as a bellboy. Sherman began his career in the movie business in the mail room at Warner Brothers before ...
Birthday: Jul 14, 1908. Birthplace: New York, New York, USA. Workman-like technician who began turning out low-budget Westerns for Republic in 1937. By the mid-1940s Sherman worked his way up to ...
Feb 11, 2021 · The Westerns of George Sherman. Longtime director/producer of some good Westerns. George Sherman is credited with having worked on 84 feature Westerns, as well as 71 Western TV episodes (compared with, say, only three war films and two comedies), so he is clearly an important figure in our noble genre. Reader Walter suggested an entry on him in ...
George Sherman. Director, Producer, Writer. Born July 14, 1908 in New York City, New York, USA. American second feature director George Sherman arrived in California aboard the SS Mongolia (bound from New York City, where he was born), on which he served as a bellboy. He began his career in the movie business in the mail room at Warner Brothers ...
