Director
George Cukor
1899Lower East Side, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA56 Films
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia George Dewey Cukor was an American film director. He mainly concentrated on comedies and literary adaptations. His career flourished at RKO and later MGM, where he directed What Price Hollywood? (1932), A Bill of Divorcement (1932), Dinner at Eight (1933), Little Women (1933), David Copperfield (1935), Romeo and Juliet (1936) and Camille (1936).
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5.3
Rich and Famous
1981
7.0
The Corn Is Green
1979
5.3
The Blue Bird
1976
6.9
Love Among the Ruins
1976
5.9
Travels with My Aunt
1972
4.0
Justine
1969
7.5
My Fair Lady
1964
4.9
The Chapman Report
1962
7.7
Something's Got to Give
1962
6.4
Let's Make Love
1960
4.6
Song Without End
1960
5.7
Heller in Pink Tights
1960
5.4
Hot Spell
1958
6.6
Wild Is the Wind
1957
6.4
Les Girls
1957
5.9
Bhowani Junction
1956
7.1
A Star Is Born
1954
7.0
It Should Happen to You
1954
6.4
The Actress
1953
6.3
Pat and Mike
1952
6.7
The Marrying Kind
1952
6.2
The Model and the Marriage Broker
1951
7.3
Born Yesterday
1950
5.1
A Life of Her Own
1950
7.1
Adam's Rib
1949
6.4
Edward, My Son
1949
6.3
A Double Life
1947
5.7
Desire Me
1947
5.5
Winged Victory
1944
7.5
Gaslight
1944
6.7
Keeper of the Flame
1943
4.4
Her Cardboard Lover
1942
6.4
Two-Faced Woman
1941
6.8
A Woman's Face
1941
7.6
The Philadelphia Story
1940
6.5
Susan and God
1940
7.1
The Women
1939
5.2
Zaza
1938
7.3
Holiday
1938
5.4
I Met My Love Again
1938
7.0
Camille
1936
6.2
Romeo and Juliet
1936
6.3
Sylvia Scarlett
1935
4.6
No More Ladies
1935
6.6
David Copperfield
1935
6.7
Dinner at Eight
1933
6.8
Little Women
1933
5.1
Our Betters
1933
6.2
Rockabye
1932
6.2
A Bill of Divorcement
1932
6.7
What Price Hollywood?
1932
6.3
Girls About Town
1931
3.8
Tarnished Lady
1931
5.7
The Royal Family of Broadway
1930
4.2
The Virtuous Sin
1930
4.3