Paul Bogart

Paul Bogart

  • Birthday: 1919-11-13
  • Deathday: 2012-04-15
  • Place of birth: New York City, New York, USA
  • Also know as: Paul Bogoff

Biography

Paul Bogart (né Bogoff; November 13, 1919 – April 15, 2012) was an American television director and producer. Description above from the Wikipedia article Paul Bogart, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Production

Marlowe

1969

As Director

Skin Game

1971

As Director

Torch Song Trilogy

1988

As Director

Oh, God! You Devil

1984

As Director

The Heidi Chronicles

1995

As Director

The Canterville Ghost

1986

As Director

The House Without a Christmas Tree

1972

As Director

Mark Twain Tonight!

1967

As Director

Halls of Anger

1970

As Director

In Search of America

1971

As Director

Mr. Ricco

1975

As Director

Class of '44

1973

As Director

Evening Primrose

1966

As Director

Cancel My Reservation

1972

As Director

Tales from the Hollywood Hills: Natica Jackson

1987

As Director

Fun and Games

1980

As Director

Broadway Bound

1992

As Director

Ages of Man

1966

As Director

Look Homeward, Angel

1972

As Director

You Can't Take it With You

1979

As Director

You Can't Take it With You

1979

As Executive Producer

The Easter Promise

1975

As Director

Tell Me Where It Hurts

1974

As Director

Winner Take All

1975

As Director

The Thanksgiving Treasure

1973

As Director

An Enemy of the People

1966

As Director

Carousel

1967

As Director

Pinocchio

1957

As Director

The War Widow

1976

As Director

The Shady Hill Kidnapping

1982

As Director

The Three Sisters

1966

As Director

The Citadel

1960

As Director

A Memory of Two Mondays

1971

As Director

The Last Mile

1992

As Director

Shadow Game

1969

As Director

Johnny Belinda

1967

As Director

The Country Girl

1974

As Director

Ten Little Indians

1959

As Director

You Can't Take it With You

1979

As Adaptation

Class of '44

1973

As Producer

Hansel and Gretel

1958

As Director

Double Solitaire

1974

As Director

Queen of the Orange Bowl

1960

As Director

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