
Director
Andrew Marton
Born January 26, 1904 in Budapest, Austria-Hungary (now Budapest, Hungary)Died January 7, 199732 films
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Andrew Marton (born Endre Marton, 26 January 1904 Budapest, Hungary - 7 January 1992 Santa Monica, California) was a Hungarian-American director, producer and editor. In his career he directed 39 films and television programs solo, and 16 as an assistant director.
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First watchThe Longest Day19627.6The retelling of June 6, 1944, from the perspectives of the Germans, US, British, Canadians, and the Free French. Marshall Erwin Rommel, touring the defenses being established as part of…View filmEssential films
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32 films as director- 1969The Fight for Rome II - The BetrayalDirector
- 1968The Fight for RomeDirector
- 1967Africa: Texas Style!Director
- 1966Birds Do ItDirector
- 1965Around the World Under the SeaDirector
- 1965Clarence, the Cross-Eyed LionDirector
- 1965Crack in the WorldDirector
- 1964The Thin Red LineDirector
- 1963The Best of CineramaDirector
- 1962The Longest DayDirector
- 1962It Happened in AthensDirector
- 1961Oh IslamDirector
- 1958Underwater WarriorDirector
- 1956Seven Wonders of the WorldDirector
- 1954Green FireDirector
- 1954Men of the Fighting LadyDirector
- 1954Prisoner of WarDirector
- 1954Gypsy ColtDirector
- 1952The Devil Makes ThreeDirector
- 1952Storm Over TibetDirector
- 1952The Wild NorthDirector
- 1950King Solomon's MinesDirector
- 1946Gallant BessDirector
- 1944Gentle AnnieDirector
- 1940A Little Bit of HeavenDirector
- 1937School for HusbandsDirector
- 1936The Secret of StamboulDirector
- 1935Miss PresidentDirector
- 1935Demon of the HimalayasDirector
- 1934Nordpol - Ahoi!Director
- 1931The Night Without PauseDirector
- 1929Dreary HouseDirector

