Sidney Lanfield
Born Apr 20 1898• Died Jun 20 1972
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Sidney Ivanovich Lanfield (April 20, 1898 – June 20, 1972) was an American film director known for directing romances and light comedy films and later television programs.
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Sidney Lanfield's Credits
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Wagon Train
Directing
Burke's Law
Directing
M Squad
Directing
The Addams Family
Directing
Checkmate
Directing
The Deputy
Directing
The Tall Man
Directing
McHale's Navy
Directing
Riverboat
Directing
87th Precinct
Directing
Johnny Staccato
Directing
Bachelor Father
Directing
Rango
Directing
Pistols 'n' Petticoats
Directing
General Electric Theater
Directing
Cimarron City
Directing
No Time for Sergeants
Directing
The Jane Wyman Show
Directing
Sorrowful Jones
Directing
The Hound of the Baskervilles
Directing
Station West
Directing
Swanee River
Directing
Where There's Life
Directing
Broadway Bad
Directing
The Lemon Drop Kid
Directing
Second Fiddle
Directing
Sing, Baby, Sing
Directing
Standing Room Only
Directing
King of Burlesque
Directing
The Meanest Man in the World
Directing
Let's Face It
Directing
One in a Million
Directing
Wake Up and Live
Directing
Happy Days
Writing
Thin Ice
Directing
Follow the Sun
Directing
The Lady Has Plans
Directing
Half Angel
Directing
My Favorite Blonde
Directing
Little Amy
Directing
Bring on the Girls
Directing
The Well Groomed Bride
Directing
Red Salute
Directing
Skirts Ahoy!
Directing
Hush Money
Directing
Always Goodbye
Directing
Love and Hisses
Directing
Dance Team
Directing
Hold 'Em Yale
Directing
You'll Never Get Rich
Directing
The Last Gentleman
Directing
The Trouble with Women
Directing
Don't Marry
Writing
Cheer Up and Smile
Directing
Hat Check Girl
Directing
Little Amy
Directing
Moulin Rouge
Directing
Three Girls Lost
Directing
Big Time
Writing
Society Girl
Directing
Golf Widows
Writing
Romance of the Underworld
Writing