From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. George Francis Abbott (June 25, 1887 – January 31, 1995) was an American theater producer and director, playwright, screenwriter, and film director and producer whose career spanned more than eight decades. Description above from the Wikipedia article George Abbott, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia

Filmography

• 2026The Boots on the Western Front — Screenplay
• 1986The Boys from Syracuse — Book
• The Jazz Age — Writer
• 1967Damn Yankees — Theatre Play, Writer
• 1958Damn Yankees — Director, Theatre Play, Screenplay
• 1957Pal Joey — Musical
• 1957The Pajama Game — Screenplay, Director, Theatre Play
• 1952Where's Charley? — Musical
• 1948Mary Lou — Adaptation, Director
• 1947Beat the Band — Writer
• 1942Broadway — Writer, Theatre Play
• 1941Highway West — Theatre Play
• 1940The Boys from Syracuse — Writer
• 1940Too Many Girls — Director
• 1939On Your Toes — Theatre Play
• 1936Three Men on a Horse — Writer
• 1934Heat Lightning — Theatre Play
• 1934Straight Is the Way — Original Story
• 1933Lilly Turner — Theatre Play
• 1932Those We Love — Writer
• 1931My Sin — Director, Music, Adaptation, Producer
• 1931Secrets of a Secretary — Director, Adaptation
• 1931Shadows of the Circus — Writer
• 1931Stolen Heaven — Writer, Director
• 1931The Cheat — Director
• 1930All Quiet on the Western Front — Screenplay
• 1930Manslaughter — Director, Adaptation
• 1930The Fall Guy — Writer
• 1930The Sea God — Director, Writer
• 1929Broadway — Writer
• 1929Coquette — Theatre Play
• 1929Half Way to Heaven — Director, Writer
• 1929Night Parade — Writer
• 1929The Bishop's Candlesticks — Director
• 1929The Saturday Night Kid — Theatre Play
• 1929Why Bring That Up? — Director, Writer
• 1928Four Walls — Theatre Play, Script
• 1927Hills of Peril — Theatre Play
• 1918The Impostor — Lem, Director

Appearances as themselves (4)

• 1997Vaudeville — Self
• The Kennedy Center Honors — Self
• Great Performances — Self
• The Colgate Comedy Hour — Self