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Vincent Korda
Born June 22, 1897 in Túrkeve, Austria-Hungary (now Hungary)Died January 4, 197944 films
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Vincent Korda (22 June 1897 – 4 January 1979) was a Hungarian-born art director, later settling in Britain. Born in Túrkeve in the then Austro-Hungarian Empire, he was the younger brother of Alexander and Zoltan Korda. He was nominated for four Academy Awards, winning once, for The Thief of Bagdad (1940).
He died in London, England. He is the father of writer and editor Michael Korda.
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Ranked by acclaim and reachFilmography
44 films- 1964The Yellow Rolls-RoyceArt Direction
- 1962The Longest DayArt Direction
- 1960Scent of MysteryProduction Design
- 1955The Deep Blue SeaProduction Design
- 1955SummertimeProduction Design
- 1954MalagaProduction Design
- 1952The Holly and the IvySet Designer
- 1952The Sound BarrierSet Designer
- 1952Home at SevenSet Decoration
- 1951Outcast of the IslandsProduction Design
- 1949The Third ManSet Designer
- 1948Bonnie Prince CharlieArt Direction
- 1948The Fallen IdolSet Designer
- 1947An Ideal HusbandSet Designer
- 1945Perfect StrangersArt Direction
- 1942Jungle BookProduction Design
- 1942To Be or Not to BeProduction Design
- 1941LydiaProduction Design
- 1941Major BarbaraArt Direction
- 1941That Hamilton WomanProduction Design
- 1941Old Bill and SonArt Direction
- 1940The Thief of BagdadProduction Design
- 194021 DaysProduction Design
- 1939The Lion Has WingsSupervising Art Director
- 1939Over the MoonArt Direction
- 1939The Spy in BlackSupervising Art Director
- 1939The Four FeathersProduction Design
- 1939Q PlanesSupervising Art Director
- 1938The ChallengeSupervising Art Director
- 1937The SqueakerSet Designer
- 1937Action for SlanderSupervising Art Director
- 1936Men Are Not GodsArt Direction
- 1936RembrandtSettings
- 1936The Man Who Could Work MiraclesSet Designer
- 1936Things to ComeArt Direction
- 1935The Ghost Goes WestSet Designer
- 1934The Rise of Catherine the GreatSettings
- 1934The Private Life of Don JuanSettings
- 1933The Girl from Maxim'sArt Direction
- 1933The Private Life of Henry VIIISet Designer
- 1933La Dame de chez Maxim'sArt Direction
- 1932Wedding RehearsalArt Direction
- 1932Men of TomorrowSettings
- 1931MariusArt Direction







