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Jesse Hibbs
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Director, First Assistant Director Born: January 11, 1906 in Normal, IL Death: February 4, 1985 in Ojai, CA Biography:An assistant director by the '40s, Hibbs helmed his first film in 1953, the football drama "The All-American". Over the '50s he specialized in westerns, most notably the "Audie Murphy" oaters "Ride Clear of Diablo", "Walk the Proud Land", and "Ride a Crooked Trail"; he also directed "Murphy" in an adaptation of the actor's autobiography "To Hell and Back", the boxing drama "World in My Corner", and the postwar adventure tale "Joe Butterfly". By the end of the '50s Hibbs switched his attention to television, where he helmed numerous episodes of "Perry Mason", "Ironside", and "The FBI". ~ All Movie Guide
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