Biography
Having made a number of silent pictures in the 1920s, Wyler emerged in the talkie era as a director of respectable adaptations of plays and literary works like "These Three" (1936) and "Come and Get It" (1936). But it was his collaboration with actress Bette Davis - which was punctuated by an on-again, off-again romance - that elevated his career to the next level, starting with "Jezebel" (1938). He went on to earn Academy Award nominations …
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Directed By William Wyler | Himself |
The Liberation of L.B. Jones | Director |
How to Steal a Million | Director |
Jezebel | Director |
Friendly Persuasion | Director |
The Best Years of Our Lives | Director |
Funny Girl | Director |
Wuthering Heights | Director |
Detective Story | Director |
Roman Holiday | Director, Producer |
Dead End | Director |
The Little Foxes | Director |
The Collector | Director |
These Three | Director |
Ben-Hur | Director |
The Children's Hour | Director, Producer |
The Good Fairy | Director |
The Desperate Hours | Director, Producer |
The Big Country | Director, Producer |
Dodsworth | Director |
Come and Get It | Director |
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