Edward L. Cahn

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From Wikipedia the free encyclopedia Edward L Cahn February 12 1899 August 25 1963 was an American film director He is best known for directing Our Gang comedies from 19391943 and a long line of other short subjects and Bmovies afterward He is also known for directing the 1958 film It The Terror from Beyond Space that inspired the 1979 film Alien He made a number of films for American International Pictures His brother was film editor Philip Cahn

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D.O.B: 1899-02-12
D.O.D: 1963-08-25
Place of Birth: Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA
Profession: director

Credits

1962 - Incident in an Alley director -

1961 - Police Dog Story director -

1961 - Gun Street director -

1961 - Frontier Uprising director -

1960 - Oklahoma Territory director -

1960 - Twelve Hours to Kill director -

1960 - Three Came to Kill director -

1960 - Cage of Evil director -

1960 - Five Guns to Tombstone director -

1959 - Inside the Mafia director -

1959 - Riot in Juvenile Prison director -

1959 - Pier 5, Havana director -

1959 - Vice Raid director -

1959 - The Four Skulls of Jonathan Drake director -

1959 - Guns Girls and Gangsters director -

1959 - Invisible Invaders director -

1958 - Hong Kong Confidential director -

1958 - Jet Attack director -

1958 - It! The Terror from Beyond Space director -

1958 - Curse of the Faceless Man director -

1958 - Suicide Battalion director -

1957 - Motorcycle Gang director -

1957 - Zombies of Mora Tau director -

1957 - Voodoo Woman director -

1957 - Invasion of the Saucer-Men director -

1956 - The She-Creature director -

1956 - Shake, Rattle and Rock! director -

1955 - Creature with the Atom Brain director -

1950 - Experiment Alcatraz director -

1950 - Destination Murder director -

1942 - Madero of Mexico director -

1935 - Confidential director -

1935 - A Thrill for Thelma director -