From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. John Berry (September 6, 1917 – November 29, 1999) was an American film director, who went into self-exile in France when his career was interrupted by the Hollywood blacklist. Description above from the Wikipedia article John Berry, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia

Filmography

• 2013Too Much Johnson — (uncredited), Co-Producer, Assistant Director
• 2000Boesman and Lena — Adaptation, Director
• 1997Hantises — Ernest
• 1990A Captive in the Land — Writer, Director
• Chillers — Director, Writer
• 1988Il y a maldonne — Director
• 1987A Man in Love — Harry Steiner
• 1986'Round Midnight — Ben
• 1986Golden Eighties — Eli
• 1985Le voyage à Paimpol — Writer, Director
• 1982Honeyboy — Writer, Director, Producer
• 1982Sister, Sister — Director, Producer
• 1980Angel on My Shoulder — Director
• 1978Sparrow — Director
• 1978The Bad News Bears Go to Japan — Director
• 1977Thieves — Director
• 1976F as in Fairbanks — Fragman
• 1974Claudine — Director
• 1968The Great Chase — Director, Screenplay, Dialogue, Story
• 1966Maya — Director
• East Side/West Side — Director
• 1959Oh! What a Mambo — Director
• 1958Tamango — Director, Screenplay
• 1956Don Juan — Screenplay, Director
• 1956Uncle Hyacynth
• 1955Give 'em Hell — Lopez, Director, Writer
• 1955Headlines of Destruction — Director
• 1952It Happened in Paris — Director
• 1951He Ran All the Way — Director
• 1951Robinson Crusoeland — Co-Director
• 1950The Hollywood Ten — Director, Writer
• 1949Caught — Assistant Director
• 1949Tension — Director
• 1948Casbah — Director
• 1946Cross My Heart — Director
• 1946From This Day Forward — Director
• 1946Miss Susie Slagle's — Director
• 1945Tuesday in November — Director
• 1944Double Indemnity — (uncredited)
• 1939The Green Goddess

Appearances as themselves (3)

• 2002From Russia to Hollywood: The 100-Year Odyssey of Chekhov and Shdanoff — Self
• 2001A Hollywood Life: Remembering Frances — Himself
• 1986Portrait de groupe — Self