
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. George Francis Abbott (June 25, 1887 – January 31, 1995) was an American theater producer and director, playwright, screenwriter, and film director and producer whose career spanned more than eight decades. Description above from the Wikipedia article George Abbott, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia
2026The Boots on the Western FrontMovieScreenplay
1997VaudevilleMovieas Self
1986The Boys from SyracuseMovieBook
1978The Kennedy Center HonorsTV showas Self · 1 episodes
1971Great PerformancesTV showas Self · 1 episodes
1967Damn YankeesMovieTheatre Play · Writer
1958Damn YankeesMovieDirector · Theatre Play · Screenplay
1957Pal JoeyMovieMusical
1957The Pajama GameMovieScreenplay · Director · Theatre Play
1952Where's Charley?MovieMusical
1950The Colgate Comedy HourTV showas Self · 2 episodes
1948Mary LouMovieAdaptation · Director
1947Beat the BandMovieWriter
1942BroadwayMovieWriter · Theatre Play
1941Highway WestMovieTheatre Play
1940Too Many GirlsMovieDirector
1940The Boys from SyracuseMovieWriter
1939On Your ToesMovieTheatre Play
1936Three Men on a HorseMovieWriter
1934Straight Is the WayMovieOriginal Story
1934Heat LightningMovieTheatre Play
1933Lilly TurnerMovieTheatre Play
1932Those We LoveMovieWriter
1931The CheatMovieDirector
1931My SinMovieDirector · Adaptation · Producer · Music
1931Secrets of a SecretaryMovieDirector · Adaptation
1931Shadows of the CircusMovieWriter
1931Stolen HeavenMovieWriter · Director
1930The Sea GodMovieWriter · Director
1930ManslaughterMovieDirector · Adaptation
1930The Fall GuyMovieWriter
1930All Quiet on the Western FrontMovieScreenplay
1929Half Way to HeavenMovieDirector · Writer
1929Night ParadeMovieWriter
1929The Saturday Night KidMovieTheatre Play
1929Why Bring That Up?MovieDirector · Writer
1929BroadwayMovieWriter
1929CoquetteMovieTheatre Play
1928Four WallsMovieTheatre Play · Script
1927Hills of PerilMovieTheatre Play
1918The ImpostorMovieas Lem · Director