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Dore Schary

Production
74 years oldNewark, New Jersey, USA

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Isadore "Dore" Schary (August 31, 1905 – July 7, 1980) was an American motion picture director, writer, and producer, and playwright who became head of production at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and eventually president of the studio during the 1950s.

Personal Details

Born
August 31, 1905 - July 7, 1980 (age 74)
Gender
Male
Place of Birth
Newark, New Jersey, USA
Known For
Production

Also Known As

Isadore Schary
Dory Schary
Jeb Schary

Movies (44)

Cole Porter in Hollywood: True Love

Cole Porter in Hollywood: True Love

as Self (Archive Footage)

2003

Cole Porter in Hollywood: Begin the Beguine

Cole Porter in Hollywood: Begin the Beguine

2003

FDR: That Man in the White House
5.8

FDR: That Man in the White House

Writer (Writing)

1978

Act One
5.9

Act One

Director (Directing)

1963

Sunrise at Campobello
6.0

Sunrise at Campobello

as Chairman of Connecticut Delegation (uncredited)

1960

Lonelyhearts
6.1

Lonelyhearts

Screenplay (Writing)

1959

Van Gogh: Darkness into Light

Van Gogh: Darkness into Light

as Self - Narrator

1957

Designing Woman
6.6

Designing Woman

Producer (Production)

1957

The Last Hunt
6.9

The Last Hunt

Producer (Production)

1956

The Swan
6.9

The Swan

Producer (Production)

1956

The Battle of Gettysburg
5.8

The Battle of Gettysburg

Producer (Production)

1955

Bad Day at Black Rock
7.3

Bad Day at Black Rock

Producer (Production)

1955

Take the High Ground!
5.9

Take the High Ground!

Producer (Production)

1953

Arena
4.7

Arena

Producer (Production)

1953

Dream Wife
5.3

Dream Wife

Producer (Production)

1953

The Hoaxters
4.2

The Hoaxters

as Narrator (voice)

1952

Plymouth Adventure
5.7

Plymouth Adventure

Producer (Production)

1952

Washington Story
6.0

Washington Story

Producer (Production)

1952

Westward the Women
7.0

Westward the Women

Producer (Production)

1951

It's a Big Country
5.3

It's a Big Country

Writer (Writing)

1951

The Red Badge of Courage
6.4

The Red Badge of Courage

Executive Producer (Production)

1951

Go for Broke!
5.8

Go for Broke!

Producer (Production)

1951

The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Story
2.0

The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Story

as Himself - Presenter / Commentator

1951

Walk Softly, Stranger
5.0

Walk Softly, Stranger

Executive Producer (Production)

1950

The Screen Writer

The Screen Writer

as Self (uncredited)

1950

The Next Voice You Hear...
5.2

The Next Voice You Hear...

Producer (Production)

1950

Battleground
6.7

Battleground

Producer (Production)

1949

They Live by Night
6.9

They Live by Night

Executive Producer (Production)

1949

The Window
6.9

The Window

Producer (Production)

1949

Adventure in Baltimore
4.9

Adventure in Baltimore

Executive Producer (Production)

1949

The Set-Up
7.3

The Set-Up

Producer (Production)

1949

Every Girl Should Be Married
6.1

Every Girl Should Be Married

Executive Producer (Production)

1948

The Boy with Green Hair
6.2

The Boy with Green Hair

Executive Producer (Production)

1948

Rachel and the Stranger
6.2

Rachel and the Stranger

Presenter (Crew)

1948

Race Street
5.8

Race Street

Production Manager (Production)

1948

Station West
6.1

Station West

Executive Producer (Production)

1948

Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House
7.0

Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House

Presenter (Crew)

1948

The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer
6.9

The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer

as Jebby (uncredited)

1947

Crossfire
6.7

Crossfire

Presenter (Crew)

1947

Our American Heritage

Our American Heritage

Producer (Production)

1947

The Farmer's Daughter
6.9

The Farmer's Daughter

Producer (Production)

1947

Till the End of Time
6.4

Till the End of Time

Producer (Production)

1946

The Spiral Staircase
7.0

The Spiral Staircase

Producer (Production)

1946

Live Wires
5.4

Live Wires

Story (Writing)

1946

TV Shows (6)