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Director
Sam Peckinpah
USA · b. February 21, 1925 – d. December 28, 1984
Filmography (23)
The Osterman Weekend (Twentieth Century-Fox
1983
Convoy (United Artists/E.M.I.
1978
Cross of Iron (E.M.I.
1977
The Wild Bunch: An Album in Montage (Short Documentary, ) Dir: Paul Seydor
1977
The Killer Elite (United Artists
1975
Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia (United Artists
1974
Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
1973
Junior Bonner (ABC Pictures
1972
The Getaway (First Artists
1972
Straw Dogs (ABC Pictures
1971
The Ballad of Cable Hogue (Warner Brothers
1970
The Wild Bunch (Warner Brothers/Seven Arts
1969
“That Lady is My Wife” (episode for Bob Hope’s Chrysler Theatre , ) (Director
1967
Noon Wine
1967
Major Dundee (Columbia Pictures
1965
“Pericles on 31 st Street (Co-scriptwriter, Producer and Director) and “The Losers” (Co-scriptwriter, Co-producer and Director) (episodes of Dick Powell Theatre
1962
Ride the High Country (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, ) (released in Europe in as Guns in the Afternoon
1962
The Deadly Companions (Pathe-American
1961
“Klondike Pilot” (Co-scriptwriter and Director) “Swoger’s Mules” (Co-scriptwriter and Director) (episodes of Klondike
1960
“Jeff” (Co-scriptwriter and Director) “Brown” (Director), “The Courting of Libby” (Director), “The Hand on the Gun” (Director), “The Painting” (Director), “The Old Man” (Scriptwriter), “School Day” (Co-scriptwriter) and “”Mrs Kennedy” (Co-scriptwriter) (episodes of The Westerner , . Peckinpah was also made the producer of this series which starred Brian Keith
1960
“Miss Jenny” (Co-scriptwriter and Director) “Lonesome Road” (Co-scriptwriter and Director) (episodes of Dick Powell’s Zane Grey Theatre
1959
“The Sharpshooter” , (Scriptwriter) “The Marshall” (Director and Scriptwriter), “Home Ranch” (Scriptwriter), “The Boarding House” (Director) and “The Baby Sitter” (Director) (episodes of The Rifleman , -59
1958
Gunsmoke (Wrote 10 adaptations from radio scripts of the show and 2 original scripts. The original scripts were never produced but one became a pilot for Four Star Productions’ The Rifleman . -56
1955