- Hugo
Geronimo Fregonese (8
April 1908 – 11
January 1987) was an
Argentine film
director and
screenwriter who
worked both in
Hollywood and his home country...
- by John
Brahm in 1944, and as Man in the
Attic (1953)
directed by Hugo
Fregonese. The film
follows two
parallel stories, one
being about a
troubled detective...
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Black Tuesday is a 1954
American crime drama film noir
directed by Hugo
Fregonese and
starring Edward G. Robinson,
Peter Graves and Jean Parker. The supporting...
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horror and Sci-Fi film co-directed by
Tulio Demicheli and Hugo
Fregonese. (
Fregonese quit
midway through the
production so the film was
completed by...
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after divorcing Stauffer in
Ciudad Juárez, she
married director Hugo
Fregonese there.
Their first child,
Diana Maria, was born on
January 1, 1949, in...
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Boccaccio di Mino
Guerrini (1972) –
Ferondo Sotto a chi Tocca! (1972) –
Fregonese Le
mille e una
notte e un'altra ancora… (1973) –
Vizier I
racconti di...
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which was I
Thank a Fool
alongside Susan Hayward;
Pontius Pilate for Hugo
Fregonese; and The
Tumbled House for John Farrow. The role in The
Leopard ultimately...
- Man in the
Attic is a 1953
American horror film
directed by Hugo
Fregonese and
starring Jack Palance,
Constance Smith and
Byron Palmer. The screenplay...
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Apache Drums is a 1951
American Western film
directed by Hugo
Fregonese and
produced by Val Lewton. The
drama features Stephen McNally,
Coleen Gray, and...
- is a 1953 British-American
anthology Technicolor film
directed by Hugo
Fregonese and
starring Joan
Fontaine and
Louis Jourdan. It was
written by George...
