George Stevens

American film director, producer, screenwriter and cinematographer (1904–1975)

George Cooper Stevens was an American film director, producer, screenwriter, and cinematographer. He won the Academy Award for Best Director for A Place in the Sun (1951) and Giant (1956).

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Filmography in the catalog

Credited on 67 films (1918–1976) — matched by name in the Creator or Credits field. Also mentioned in 83 other records (descriptions, transcriptions, copyright notes).

Year ▲	Title	Creator	Length	Format	Color	Sound
1945	Nazi Concentration Camps	NAVC	59 min.	16mm	B&W	sound
1945	The Nazi Plan	George Stevens	194 min		B&W
1946	That Justice Be Done ▶	National Archives and Records Administration		16mm/video file	B&W
1948	I Remember Mama	RKO Radio Pictures Inc.	2:17:00	16mm	B&W	sound
1948	I Remember Mama.	George Stevens	134 min	35mm	B&W	sound
1951	A Place in the Sun	George Stevens	2:00		B&W
1951	A Place in the sun	George Stevens	117 min		B&W
1952	Something To Live For	Gospel Films Inc	89 min	16mm	B&W	sound
1952	Something to Live For	George Stevens	89 min		B&W
1959	The Diary of Anne Frank	Films Incorporated	150 mi	16mm	B&W	sound
1959	The Diary Of Anne Frank.	Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp	170 min	35mm	B&W	sound
1959	When Comedy Was King ▶	Ro-Co Productions Inc.	81 min	16mm	B&W	sound
1965	The Greatest Story Ever Told.	George Stevens Productions Inc. & United Artists Corp.	191 min	35mm	Color	sound
1966	The American film :	The White House Festival of the Arts produced by George Stevens Jr.; written by James Silke.	36	16mm	Color	sound
1969	THE ONLY GAME IN TOWN.	Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp	113 min	35 mm	Color	sound
1976	America at the Movies	ALMI	116 min	16mm	B&W
1976	Big business	Blackhawk Films presents ; Hal Roach presents ; supervising director, Leo McCarey ; directed by J. Wesley Horne ; titles by H.M. Walker.	20	16mm	B&W	silent