Albert S. Ruddy

Albert S. Ruddy

  • Birthday: 1930-03-28
  • Place of birth: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
  • Also know as: Al Ruddy

Biography

Albert Stotland Ruddy (born March 28, 1930) is a Canadian-American film and television producer. He is known for producing The Godfather (1972) and Million Dollar Baby (2004), both of which won him the Academy Award for Best Picture, as well as co-creating the CBS sitcom Hogan's Heroes (1965–1971).

Filmography

Production

Million Dollar Baby

2004

As Producer

The Godfather

1972

As Producer

The Longest Yard

1974

As Producer

The Cannonball Run

1981

As Producer

Cannonball Run II

1984

As Producer

Speed Zone

1989

As Executive Producer

Death Hunt

1981

As Executive Producer

Mean Machine

2001

As Executive Producer

Coonskin

1975

As Producer

Matilda

1978

As Producer

Matilda

1978

As Writer

The Beast with a Million Eyes

1955

As Art Direction

The Longest Yard

2005

As Executive Producer

The Longest Yard

2005

As Story

Making It

1971

As Producer

Revenge for a Rape

1976

As Story

Ladybugs

1992

As Producer

The Scout

1994

As Producer

Sabotage

2014

As Executive Producer

Cry Macho

2021

As Producer

Lassiter

1984

As Producer

Farewell to the King

1989

As Producer

Heaven's Prisoners

1996

As Producer

Bad Girls

1994

As Story

Bad Girls

1994

As Producer

Impulse

1990

As Producer

Running Mates

2000

As Executive Producer

Camille

2008

As Producer

MegaForce

1982

As Screenplay

Cannonball Run II

1984

As Screenplay

MegaForce

1982

As Producer

The Longest Yard

1974

As Story

Miracle in the Wilderness

1991

As Executive Producer

Married to a Stranger

1997

As Executive Producer

The Longest Yard

0000

As Original Film Writer

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