Robert Stevens
About
Filmography
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Biography
Filmography
Producer (Feature Film)
Director (Special)
Life Events
1927
Saw his first film at age 22 (date approximate)
1929
Worked for Paramount-British Newsreel before joining Michael Balcon's Gainsborough and Gaumont-British studios; wrote story synopses and reviewed films on the side
1933
First film as co-director (with Jack Hulbert), "Falling For You"
1936
Solo directing debut, "Tudor Rose/Nine Days a Queen"
1939
Debut as film producer, "The Ware Case" (also director)
1939
Brought to US to work for David O. Selznick (who never used him and loaned him out, primarily to RKO until 1949)
1940
Made first US film, "Tom Brown's Schooldays"
1942
Worked for US War Department as a producer and joined Signal Corps under Frank Capra; as captain saw overseas duty on the Italian front
1949
Joined RKO
1956
Returned to feature filmmaking working for Walt Disney