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William Morgan

Born January 1, 1899 in London, England, UKDied January 1, 196435 films

William Morgan was a London-born film editor and director. He also edited some episodes of three 1950s television series.

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There's Always Tomorrow posterFirst watchThere's Always Tomorrow19567.2When a toy manufacturer feels ignored and unappreciated by his wife and children, he begins to rekindle a past love when a former employee comes back into his life.View film

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Filmography

35 films
  1. 1956There's Always TomorrowEditor
  2. 1955TarantulaEditor
  3. 1946Song of the SouthEditor
  4. 1945Guest WifeEditor
  5. 1945It's in the Bag!Editor
  6. 1940Hit Parade of 1941Editor
  7. 1940Girl from God's CountryEditor
  8. 1940Three Faces WestEditor
  9. 1940Dark CommandEditor
  10. 1939SabotageEditor
  11. 1939Flight at MidnightEditor
  12. 1939Should Husbands Work?Editor
  13. 1939Mickey the KidEditor
  14. 1939The Zero HourEditor
  15. 1938Tenth Avenue KidEditor
  16. 1938Army GirlEditor
  17. 1938Gangs of New YorkEditor
  18. 1938Invisible EnemyEditor
  19. 1938Prison NurseEditor
  20. 1937The Wrong RoadEditor
  21. 1937Meet the Boy FriendEditor
  22. 1937Jim Hanvey, DetectiveEditor
  23. 1936M'LissEditor
  24. 1935I Dream Too MuchEditor
  25. 1935JalnaEditor
  26. 1935Village TaleEditor
  27. 1935Murder on a HoneymoonEditor
  28. 1934By Your LeaveEditor
  29. 1934The FountainEditor
  30. 1934Of Human BondageEditor
  31. 1934This Man Is MineEditor
  32. 1934SpitfireEditor
  33. 1933Man HuntEditor
  34. 1933Goldie Gets AlongEditor
  35. 1932Strange JusticeEditor