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CINEMA A SA NOSTRA Richard Fleischer a néixer a Nueva York el 8 de desembre de V1916. És fill del productor i també director Max Fleischer. Va estudiar a Yale. Va fer diversos do- cumentales i un curtmetratge abans de debutar com a director. Encara considerat un cineasta de sèrie B, va fer alguns films molt notables, com El estrangulador de Boston, El estrangulador de Ri- llington Place, Fuga sin fin, Los nuevos centuriones o Mandigo. 1946 -Child of Divorce 1947 -Banjo 1948 -Design for Death -So This In New York -Bodyguard 1949 -The Clay Pigeon -Folow Me Quietly -Make Mine Laughs -Trapped 1950 -Armored Car Robbery 1952 -Happy Time -The Narrow Margin 1953 -Arena 1954 -Twenty Thousand Leagues Ander the Sea (veinte mil leguas de viaje submarino) 1955 -Violent Saturday (Sábado trágico) -The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing (La muchacha del trapecio rojo) 1956 -Bandido -Between Heaven and Hell (Los diablos del Pacífico) 1958 -Vikings (Los vikingos) -These Thousand Hills (Duelo en el barro) 1959 -Compulsion (Impulso criminal) 1960 -Crack in the Mirror 1961 -The Big Gamble 1962 -Barabbas (Barrabás) 1966 -Fantastic Voyage (Viaje alucinante) 1967 -Doctor Dolittle (El extravagante doctor Dolittle) 1968 -The Boston Strangler (El estrangulador de 1977 -The Prince and the Pauper (El príncipe y el Boston) mendigo) 1969 -Che! (¡Che!) 1979 -Ashanti 1970 -Tora!, Tora!, Tora! 1980 -The Jazz Singer ( El cantor de jazz) -10 Rillington Place (El estrangulador de 1983 -Tough Enough (El hombre más duro) Rillington Place) -Amityville 3-D (El pozo del infierno) 1971 -The Last Run (Fuga sin fin) 1984 -Conan the Destroyer (Conan el destructor) -Blind Terror (Terror ciego) 1985 -Red Sonja ( El guerrero rojo) 1972 -The New Centurions (Los nuevos centuriones) 1986 -Million Dolar Mystery (Pasta gansa) 1973 -Soylent green (Cuando el destino nos 1989 -Call from space alcance) -The Don Is Dead ( El don ha muerto) 1974 -The Spikes Gang (Tres forajidos y un CURT-METRATGES pistolero) 1944 -Memo for Joe -Mr. Majestyk 1944-1945 - Flicker Flashbacks. Sèrie de Curt- 1976 -Mandinga metratges sobre el pioners del cinema. -The Incredible Sarah 1942-1945 -This is America. Sèrie de noticiaris n Desembre 2007 papers de cinema 43.

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