From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Gregory La Cava (March 10, 1892 – March 1, 1952) was an American film director best known for his films of the 1930s, including My Man Godfrey and Stage Door. Description above from the Wikipedia article Gregory La Cava, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia
1947Living in a Big WayMovieDirector · Story · Screenplay1942Lady in a JamMovieDirector · Producer1941Unfinished BusinessMovieDirector · Producer1940Primrose PathMovieDirector · Screenplay · Producer1939Fifth Avenue GirlMovieProducer · Director1937Stage DoorMovieDirector1936My Man GodfreyMovieDirector
1935She Married Her BossMovieDirector1935Private WorldsMovieDirector · Screenplay1934What Every Woman KnowsMovieDirector · Producer1934The Affairs of CelliniMovieDirector
1933Gallant LadyMovieDirector1933Bed of RosesMovieDirector · Dialogue1933Gabriel Over the White HouseMovieDirector1932The Half-Naked TruthMovieDirector · Screenplay1932The Age of ConsentMovieDirector1932Symphony of Six MillionMovieDirector1931Smart WomanMovieDirector
1931Laugh and Get RichMovieDirector · Screenplay
1929His First CommandMovieDirector1929Big NewsMovieDirector
1929Saturday's ChildrenMovieDirector
1928Half a BrideMovieDirector1928Feel My PulseMovieDirector
1927The Gay DefenderMovieDirector
1927Tell It to SweeneyMovieDirector · Producer1927Running WildMovieDirector · Story · Producer
1927Paradise for TwoMovieDirector1926So's Your Old ManMovieDirector
1926Say It AgainMovieDirector
1926Let's Get MarriedMovieDirector
1925WomanhandledMovieDirector
1924The New School TeacherMovieDirector
1923The Pill PounderMovieDirector
1921His NibsMovieDirector
1920Kats Is KatsMovieDirector1919The Breath of a NationMovieDirector
1919A Smash-Up In ChinaMovieDirector
1918A Heathen BenefitMovieDirector
1918Throwing the BullMovieDirector
1918Policy and PieMovieDirector
1916Krazy and Ignatz Discuss the Letter 'G'MovieDirector
1916Introducing Krazy Kat and Ignatz MouseMovieDirector