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Jack Hively
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Feature film and television director Jack B. Hively is best-known in Hollywood for having directed many feature film episodes of The Saint from the late '30s through the '40s. He started out working for RKO (the company that produced the series) in 1939 and that year made five features, including his debut Panama Lady. Prior to becoming a filmmaker, Hively worked as a film editor from 1934 to 1939. He moved to Paramount in 1942, but soon after directing Street of Chance (1942), he joined the Army Signal Corps. Hively left the military at the war's end with the rank of Major. Upon his discharge, he found work at Universal. Some of Hively's television credits include directing episodes of Death Valley Days and Lassie.

Filmography

MOVIES

RATING TITLE CREDIT BOX OFFICE YEAR
No Score Yet California Gold Rush
  • Director
— 1981
No Score Yet The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
  • Director
— 1981
No Score Yet Abe Lincoln: Freedom Fighter
  • Director
— 1978
No Score Yet Will Rogers: Champion of the People
  • Director
— 1978
No Score Yet Appointment in Tokyo
  • Director
— 1945
No Score Yet Street of Chance
  • Director
— 1942
No Score Yet The Saint in Palm Springs
  • Director
— 1941
No Score Yet Four Jacks and a Jill
  • Director
— 1941
No Score Yet Anne of Windy Poplars
  • Director
— 1940
No Score Yet The Saint Takes Over
  • Director
— 1940
No Score Yet The Saint's Double Trouble
  • Director
— 1940
No Score Yet They Made Her a Spy
  • Director
— 1939
No Score Yet Panama Lady
  • Director
— 1939

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