Vincent Sherman

Actor and director of classic films

Vincent Sherman - Artists & Creatives born July 16th, 1906
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Active in the film industry from the 1930s through the 1980s, contributions included acting, directing, and screenwriting. Directed several films for Warner Bros., notably 'The Adventures of Don Juan' and 'The Lady from Shanghai.' Worked with prominent actors including Bette Davis and Errol Flynn. Transitioned to television directing later in career, contributing to popular series.

Directed 'The Adventures of Don Juan'

Directed 'The Lady from Shanghai'

Directed episodes of 'Perry Mason'

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