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Victor Fleming
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BirthplaceLa Cañada, California, USA
Credits33 titles
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Victor Fleming

Actor · Director · Writer· La Cañada, California, USA

Victor Fleming, an American filmmaker of the golden age, excelled as a director, cinematographer, and producer, leaving an indelible mark on cinema with his work on "The Wizard of Oz" and "Gone with the Wind," both released in 1939. His singular vision transformed the former into a kaleidoscopic fantasy and the latter into a sprawling epic, earning him the Academy Award for Best Director for the latter. Fleming's technical prowess and narrative flair defined a generation of Hollywood storytelling, blending spectacle with emotional resonance to create enduring classics.

Filmography

33 credits across 4 departments.

YearTitleRoleType
1990The Wonderful Wizard of Oz: 50 Years of MagicSelf (archive footage)Film
1961Hollywood: The Selznick YearsSelf (archive footage) (uncredited)Film
1948Joan of ArcDirectorFilm
1945AdventureDirectorFilm
1944A Guy Named JoeDirectorFilm
1942Tortilla FlatDirectorFilm
1941Dr. Jekyll and Mr. HydeDirectorFilm
1939The Wizard of OzDirectorFilm
1939Gone with the WindDirectorFilm
1939The Wizard of OzProducerFilm
1938Test PilotDirectorFilm
1937Captains CourageousDirectorFilm
1935The Farmer Takes a WifeDirectorFilm
1935RecklessDirectorFilm
1934Treasure IslandDirectorFilm
1933BombshellDirectorFilm
1933The White SisterDirectorFilm
1932Red DustDirectorFilm
1932The Wet ParadeDirectorFilm
1932Red DustProducerFilm
1930RenegadesDirectorFilm
1930RenegadesProducerFilm
1929The VirginianDirectorFilm
1928Abie's Irish RoseDirectorFilm
1927HulaDirectorFilm
1927The Way of All FleshDirectorFilm
1926MantrapDirectorFilm
1925AdventureDirectorFilm
1925AdventureProducerFilm
1920The MollycoddleDirectorFilm
1919When the Clouds Roll ByHimselfFilm
1919When the Clouds Roll ByDirectorFilm
1919When the Clouds Roll ByWriterFilm

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