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Walter Doniger Biography ((?)-)

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Doniger wrote documentaries for the armed forces during World War Two.

Nationality

American

Gender

Male

Famous Works

• Credits; PRINCIPAL FILM WORK; WRITER AND/OR PRODUCER
• Rope of Sand, 1949.
• Tokyo Joe, 1949.
• Cease Fire.
• Along the Great Divide, 1951.
• Desperate Search, 1952.
• Alaska Seas, 1954.
• Duffy of San Quentin (also directed), 1954.
• Steel Cage (also directed), 1954.
• Steel Jungle (also directed), Warner Brothers, 1956.
• Hold Back the Night, Allied Artists, 1956.
• Guns of Fort Petticoat, Columbia, 1957.
• Safe at Home! (also directed), Columbia, 1962.
• House of Women (also directed), Warner Brothers, 1962.
• Credits; PRINCIPAL TELEVISION WORK; WRITER, PRODUCER, AND/OR DIRECTOR
• Delvecchio.
• Mad Bull.
• Switch.
• Movin' On, Baa Baa Blacksheep.
• McCloud.
• The Man and the City.
• Sarge.
• Owen Marshall.
• Peyton Place (200 episodes).
• Mr. Novak.
• The Greatest Show on Earth.
• Travels of Jaimie McPheeters.
• Outlaws.
• Hong Kong.
• Checkmate.
• Bat Masterson.
• The Web.
• Bold Venture.
• Tombstone Territory.
• Maverick.
• Rough Riders.
• Captain Grief.
• Lockup.
• Dick Powell.
• The Survivors.
• Bracken's World.
• Bold Ones.
• Kung Fu.
• Barnaby Jones.
• Marcus Welby.
• Lucas Tanner.
• Kentucky Woman.
• Roots.