David MacDonald
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Scotland-born David MacDonald managed a rubber plantation before entering films in 1929 as a DeMille assistant. MacDonald returned to the British Isles in the 1930, where in 1937 he launched his directorial career. Best known for his wartime documentary work while serving with the British Film Army Unit--his Desert Victory and Burma Victory are still considered classics of their genre--he also has several above-average non-documentaries to his credit, notably the Thin Man-inspired This Man is News (1937) and the lavish costumer The Moonraker (1957). Ever the professional, MacDonald gamely tackled the challenge of 1949's Christopher Columbus. In the 1950s and 1960s, David MacDonald had settled into routine bread-and-butter assignments like 1954's Devil Girl From Mars.
Filmography
MOVIES
RATING | TITLE | CREDIT | BOX OFFICE | YEAR |
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No Score Yet | A Spot Of Brother |
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— | 2015 |
No Score Yet | Hart To Hart: Til Death Do Us Hart |
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— | 1996 |
No Score Yet | The Moonraker |
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— | 1958 |
No Score Yet | Small Hotel |
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— | 1957 |
No Score Yet | Alias John Preston |
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— | 1955 |
No Score Yet | Devil Girl from Mars |
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— | 1955 |
No Score Yet | Tread Softly |
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— | 1952 |
No Score Yet | Cairo Road |
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— | 1950 |
No Score Yet | Christopher Columbus |
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— | 1949 |
No Score Yet | Diamond City |
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— | 1949 |
No Score Yet | Bad Lord Byron |
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— | 1949 |
No Score Yet | The Brothers |
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— | 1948 |
No Score Yet | Good Time Girl |
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— | 1948 |
No Score Yet | Snowbound |
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— | 1948 |
No Score Yet | Desert Victory |
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— | 1943 |
No Score Yet | Law and Disorder |
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— | 1940 |
No Score Yet | Never Too Late to Mend |
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— | 1937 |
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MacGyver
2016-2021
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