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Director, Actor, Editor Born: January 4, 1916 in Columbus, GA Death: December 5, 1995 Biography:A one-time child actor for "John Ford", "Robert Parrish" returned as a bit player and later assistant editor and sound editor under Ford in the '30s, and worked under Ford during his time in the navy during World War II, as an editor on several documentaries. He shared an Oscar in 1947 for his editing of the drama "Body and Soul", and moved into directing in 1951 with the fascinating film noir "Cry Danger". Other highlights of his career include "The Wonderful Country" (1959), "Up from the Beach" (1965), a sort-of sequel to "The Longest Day", and "Journey to the Far Side of the Sun" (1969), a fascinating and underrated science-fiction film. Since the mid '60s, he has worked largely in Europe and in the '80s turned toward the documentary field. His final film "Mississippi Blues" (1983), which he made in conjunction with "Bertrand Tavernier", ranks among his most notable entries from this period. In... Full Biography
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