Dewey Starkey

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Dewey Starkey (May 9, 1898 – September 3, 1974) was an American assistant director. He worked on 41 films between 1930 and 1944. In 1933 he won an Academy Award for Best Assistant Director. Starkey was born in Ohio and died in Orange County, California.

Known For

Acting

Production

1950

I Was a Shoplifter

as

1948

Rachel and the Stranger

as

1950

Winchester '73

as

1950

Undercover Girl

as

1949

Johnny Stool Pigeon

as

1951

Apache Drums

as

Crew

Directing

1937

Hitting a New High

as

1941

Mr. & Mrs. Smith

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1932

Roar of the Dragon

as

1944

Heavenly Days

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1940

Abe Lincoln in Illinois

as

1931

Are These Our Children?

as

1931

Cimarron

as

1932

A Bill of Divorcement

as

1941

Suspicion

as

1936

The Bride Walks Out

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1934

This Man Is Mine

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1933

If I Were Free

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1934

Spitfire

as

1936

Chatterbox

as

1930

Conspiracy

as

1939

In Name Only

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1935

I Dream Too Much

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1935

The Arizonian

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1944

Experiment Perilous

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1934

Of Human Bondage

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1939

Gunga Din

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1938

Blond Cheat

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1935

Murder on a Honeymoon

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