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Producer
Irving Allen
- Born November 24, 1905 in Austria-Hungary [now Poland]
- Died December 17, 1987
Irving Allen started his film career in 1929 as an editor. He turned to directing in the 1940s, and two shorts he directed, Forty Boys and a Song (1941) and Climbing the Matterhorn (1947), won Academy Awards. His feature film output, however, was not particularly successful, and in the 1950s he and producer Albert R. Broccoli formed Warwick Films in Great Britain to produce films there.
Known for
Cromwell1970
The Wrecking Crew1968
The Long Ships1964
Genghis Khan1965
The Silencers1966
Murderers' Row1966
The Ambushers1967
Fire Down Below1957
Filmography
- 1975Matt HelmFilmExecutive Producer
- 1970CromwellFilmProducer
- 1970EyewitnessFilmExecutive Producer
- 1969The DesperadosFilmProducer
- 1968The Wrecking CrewFilmProducer
- 1968HammerheadFilmProducer
- 1967The AmbushersFilmProducer
- 1966The SilencersFilmProducer
- 1966Murderers' RowFilmProducer
- 1965Genghis KhanFilmProducer
- 1964The Long ShipsFilmProducer
- 1961The HellionsFilmDirector
- 1960The Trials of Oscar WildeFilmExecutive Producer
- 1959Killers of KilimanjaroFilmProducer
- 1959The Bandit Of ZhobeFilmProducer
- 1958Tank Force!FilmProducer
- 1957Fire Down BelowFilmProducer
- 1957InterpolFilmProducer
- 1957High FlightFilmProducer
- 1956SafariFilmProducer
- 1956April in PortugalFilmProducer
- 1955A Prize of GoldFilmExecutive Producer
- 1954The Black KnightFilmProducer
- 1953The Red BeretFilmProducer
- 1951New MexicoFilmProducer
- 1951Slaughter TrailFilmDirector, Producer
- 1949The Man on the Eiffel TowerFilmProducer
- 1949Chase of DeathFilmDirector
- 194816 Fathoms DeepFilmDirector, Producer
- 1947Climbing the MatterhornFilmDirector, Producer, Writer
- 1947High ConquestFilmProducer, Director
- 1946Strange VoyageFilmDirector
- 1946AvalancheFilmDirector
- 1941Forty Boys and a SongFilmDirector