From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. James D. Neilson (October 1, 1909 – December 9, 1979) was an American television director, known for his work with Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color Description above from the Wikipedia article James D. Neilson, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
2008Walt Disney Treasures - Dr. Syn: The Scarecrow of Romney MarshMovieDirector
1976Tom SawyerMovieDirector · Writer
1972Ghost StoryTV showDirector · 1 episodes
1970San Francisco International AirportTV showDirector · 1 episodes1969FlareupMovieDirector1969The First TimeMovieDirector1968Adam-12TV showDirector · 19 episodes
1968The Name of the GameTV showDirector · 1 episodes1968Where Angels Go, Trouble FollowsMovieDirector
1967Gentle GiantMovieDirector1967Return of the GunfighterMovieDirector1967The Adventures of Bullwhip GriffinMovieDirector1966BatmanTV showDirector · 2 episodes
1965Johnny ShilohMovieDirector
1965The Legend of Young Dick TurpinMovieDirector1964The Moon-SpinnersMovieDirector1963Dr. Syn, Alias the ScarecrowMovieDirector1963The FugitiveTV showDirector · 1 episodes1963Summer MagicMovieDirector
1962MooncussersMovieDirector1962Bon Voyage!MovieDirector1962Moon PilotMovieDirector
1960The Barbara Stanwyck ShowTV showDirector · 1 episodes
1959Shotgun SladeTV showDirector · 1 episodes
1959Law of the PlainsmanTV showDirector · 1 episodes1959BonanzaTV showDirector · 1 episodes1958The Donna Reed ShowTV showDirector · 1 episodes
1958Shirley Temple's StorybookTV showDirector · 3 episodes
1958The PercentageMovieDirector1957Leave It to BeaverTV showDirector · 1 episodes1957Night PassageMovieDirector
1957The Blackwell StoryMovieDirector
1956The Country HusbandMovieDirector
1956High TorMovieDirector1955Alfred Hitchcock PresentsTV showDirector · 12 episodes1954The Wonderful World of DisneyTV showDirector · 1 episodes1954Father Knows BestTV showDirector · 1 episodes
1953General Electric TheaterTV showDirector · 1 episodes
1952The Ford Television TheatreTV showDirector · 2 episodes