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Feb 19, 2006 · Frank Q. Dobbs, a legend in the Texas film industry and one of the last of the genuine western writers, died Wednesday from cancer. He was 66. Dobbs was born July 29, 1939, in Houston, and...
Explore the sinister world of "Enter the Devil" (1972), a horror film directed by Frank Q. Dobbs. Follow a group of travelers who encounter dark forces and d...
A KPRC news crew was aboard to document the ship's historic journey through the frozen Arctic. The resulting television special, entitled Passage to Prudhoe, aired on Houston's Channel 2 on November 8, 1969. Frank Q. Dobbs was named 1969 Newsfilm Cameraman of the Year for his photography.
As Director of Special Projects for Houston's NBC-affiliate KPRC, Dobbs wrote and produced more than two dozen documentary films and won numerous awards. He is one of the creators of Texas' most successful syndicated television programs, The Eyes of Texas .
Written and directed by Frank Q. Dobbs, this 1960s amateur film tells of a hidden treasure buried in the Big Thicket of Southeast Texas. Believe the legend at your own peril, however, as those who pursue the gold tend to meet violent ends.
Feb 15, 2006 · Frank Q. Dobbs is known as an Director, Writer, Co-Producer, Story, Teleplay, and Screenplay. Some of his work includes Enter the Devil, Uphill All the Way, Houston: The Legend of Texas, Hard Ground, A Place Called Home, Rio Diablo, Hotwire, and Smokey and the Good Time Outlaws.
Very well known in the state of Texas for his prestigious film and television commercial work as a director/writer/cinematographer, Frank Q. Dobbs has brought his remarkable expertise to Hollywood by co-producing Hallmark's mini-series, _"Johnson County War" (2002) (mini)_; The Texas Rangers, for Miramax/Dimension; two TNT four-hour mini-series ...
