Boris Sagal

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Boris Sagal (October 18, 1923 - May 22, 1981) was a Russian-born American television and film director. Description above from the Wikipedia article Boris Sagal, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.  

Known For

Acting

1971

The Last Man Alive: The Omega Man

as

Self

Production

1975

The Dream Makers

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The Name of the Game

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Crew

Directing

1971

The Omega Man

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1969

Mosquito Squadron

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1976

Sherlock Holmes in New York

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1965

Girl Happy

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1961

The Spiral Staircase

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1980

The Diary of Anne Frank

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1968

The Helicopter Spies

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1964

Guns of Diablo

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1969

The Thousand Plane Raid

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1961

The Crimebusters

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1966

Made in Paris

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1963

Twilight of Honor

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1963

Dime with a Halo

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1974

A Case of Rape

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1973

Deliver Us from Evil

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1979

Ike

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1971

Hitched

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1971

The Failing of Raymond

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1969

Destiny of a Spy

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1970

Hauser's Memory

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1971

The Harness

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1975

Man on the Outside

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1970

The Movie Murderer

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1976

Mallory: Circumstantial Evidence

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1969

Operation Heartbeat

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1975

The Runaway Barge

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1981

Dial M for Murder

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1972

Scarecrow

as

1969

The D.A.: Murder One

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1969

Night Gallery

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1981

When the Circus Came to Town

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1975

The Dream Makers

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1962

Theatre 62: Rebecca

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1977

Angela

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1974

Indict and Convict

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1974

The Greatest Gift

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1956

Saturday Spectacular: Manhattan Tower

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Cain's Hundred

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Johnny Staccato

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Mr. Lucky

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The Twilight Zone

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Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer

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Hong Kong

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The Eleventh Hour

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Sam Benedict

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Naked City

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Columbo

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77 Sunset Strip

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Mrs. Columbo

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McCloud

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Peter Gunn

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Combat!

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San Francisco International Airport

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Alcoa Theatre

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The Defenders

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Adventures in Paradise

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Judd for the Defense

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Cimarron Strip

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The Name of the Game

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General Electric Theater

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The Snoop Sisters

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Matinee Theater

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Ironside

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The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters

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Alfred Hitchcock Presents

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Masada

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Black Saddle

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T.H.E. Cat

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The Danny Thomas Hour

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Mr. Novak

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Rich Man, Poor Man

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Dundee and the Culhane

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Way Out

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Dr. Kildare

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State Trooper

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Griff

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Arthur Hailey's The Moneychangers

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Preview Tonight

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Three for the Road

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Behind Closed Doors

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Madigan

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The Awakening Land

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World War III

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Ike

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