Lesley Selander
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Lesley Selander was a prolific American
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 film director
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 of Western
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s and science fiction
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 movies. His career as director, spanning 127 feature films and 15 TV episodes, lasted from 1936 to 1968. Before that, Selander was assistant director on films such as The Cat and the Fiddle (1934), A Night at the Opera
A Night at the Opera (film)
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(1935), and Fritz Lang
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's Fury
Fury (1936 film)
Fury is a 1936 American drama film which tells the story of an innocent man who narrowly escapes being lynched and the revenge he seeks. Directed by Fritz Lang, the film was released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and stars Spencer Tracy, Sylvia Sidney and Bruce Cabot and features Walter Abel, Edward...

(1936).

Films

  • 1936: Empty Saddles
  • 1936: Boss Rider of Gun Creek
  • 1936: Ride 'Em Cowboy
  • 1937: The Barrier
  • 1937: Black Aces
  • 1937: Hopalong Rides Again
  • 1937: Smoke Tree Range
  • 1937: Left-Handed Law
  • 1937: Sandflow
  • 1938: Hopalong Cassidy
  • 1938: The Frontiersmen
  • 1938: The Mysterious Rider
  • 1938: Pride of the West
  • 1938: Bar 20 Justice
  • 1938: Heart of Arizona
  • 1938: Cassidy of Bar 20
  • 1938: Partners of the Plains
  • 1939: Range War
  • 1939: The Renegade Trail
  • 1939: Heritage of the Desert
  • 1939: Silver on the Sage
  • 1939: Sunset Trail
  • 1940: Three Men from Texas
  • 1940: Knights of the Range
  • 1940: Cherokee Strip
  • 1940: Stagecoach War
  • 1940: Hidden Gold
  • 1940: The Light of Western Stars
  • 1940: Santa Fe Marshal
  • 1941: Riders of the Timberline
  • 1941: Stick to Your Guns
  • 1941: Wide Open Town
  • 1941: Pirates on Horseback
  • 1941: The Roundup
  • 1941: Doomed Caravan
  • 1942: Undercover Man
  • 1942: Lost Canyon
  • 1942: Red River Robin Hood
    Red River Robin Hood
    Red River Robin Hood is a 1942 American film directed by Lesley Selander and using a screenplay by Bennett Cohen. The film stars Russell Wade as Chet Andrews, Tim Holt as Jim Carey, Cliff Edwards as Ike, Eddie Dew as Scott Yager, Otto Hoffman as Sam Sterling, Barbara Moffett as Carol, and Bob...

  • 1942: Bandit Ranger
  • 1942: Thundering Hoofs
  • 1943: Bar 20
  • 1943: Colt Comrades
  • 1943: Buckskin Frontier
  • 1943: Riders of the Deadline
  • 1943: Border Patrol
  • 1944: Sheriff of Las Vegas
  • 1944: Firebrands of Arizona
  • 1944: Sheriff of Sundown
  • 1944: Cheyenne Wildcat
  • 1944: Stagecoach to Monterey
  • 1944: Bordertown Trail
  • 1944: Call of the Rockies
  • 1944: Forty Thieves
  • 1944: Lumberjack
  • 1945: The Fatal Witness
  • 1945: Jungle Raiders
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  • 1945: Phantom of the Plains
  • 1945: Trail of Kit Carson
  • 1945: Three's a Crowd
  • 1945: The Vampire's Ghost
  • 1945: Great Stagecoach Robbery
  • 1946: Out California Way
  • 1946: Night Train to Memphis
  • 1946: Traffic in Crime
  • 1946: Passkey to Danger
  • 1946: The Catman of Paris
  • 1947: The Red Stallion
  • 1947: Blackmail
  • 1947: Robin Hood of Texas
  • 1947: Saddle Pals
  • 1947: Last Frontier Uprising
  • 1947: The Pilgrim Lady
  • 1948: Indian Agent
  • 1948: Belle Starr's Daughter
  • 1948: Panhandle
  • 1948: Guns of Hate
  • 1949: Masked Raiders
  • 1949: The Mysterious Desperado
  • 1949: Stampede
  • 1949: The Sky Dragon
  • 1949: Rustlers
  • 1949: Brothers in the Saddle
  • 1949: Strike it Rich
  • 1950: Dakota Lil
  • 1950: Short Grass
  • 1950: The Kangaroo Kid
  • 1950: Rio Grande Patrol
  • 1950: Rider from Tucson
  • 1950: Storm Over Wyoming
  • 1950: Riders of the Range
  • 1951: Overland Telegraph
  • 1951: Flight to Mars
    Flight to Mars (film)
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  • 1951: Pistol Harvest
  • 1951: The Highwayman
  • 1951: Gunplay
  • 1951: Cavalry Scout
  • 1951: I was an American Spy
  • 1951: Saddle Legion
  • 1951: Law of the Badlands
  • 1952: The Raiders
  • 1952: Battle Zone
  • 1952: Flat Top
  • 1952: Desert Passage
  • 1952: Road Agent
  • 1952: Trail Guide
  • 1952: Fort Osage
  • 1953: Fighter Attack
  • 1953: Fort Algiers
  • 1953: The Royal African Rifles
  • 1953: War Paint
  • 1953: Cow Country
  • 1953: Fort Vengeance
  • 1954: Return from the Sea
  • 1954: The Yellow Tomahawk
  • 1954: Arrow in the Dust
  • 1954: Dragonfly Squadron
  • 1955: Fort Yuma
  • 1955: Desert Sands
  • 1955: Tall Man Riding
  • 1955: Shotgun
  • 1956: Quincannon: Frontier Scout
  • 1956: The Broken Star
  • 1957: The Wayward Girl
  • 1957: Taming Sutton's Gal
  • 1957: Outlaw's Son
  • 1957: Revolt at Fort Laramie
  • 1957: Tomahawk Trail
  • 1958: The Lone Ranger and the Lost City of Gold
  • 1965: Town Tamer
  • 1965: Fort Courageous
  • 1965: War Party
  • 1965: Convict Stage
  • 1966: The Texican
  • 1967: Fort Utah
  • 1968: Arizona Bushwhackers

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