• George Stevens - Wikipedia

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    Left to right: George Stevens Jr., his father, George Stevens, and composer Dimitri Tiomkin at premiere of Giant, October 11, 1956.

  • George Stevens Was a Giant of American Cinema | by Jon...

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    The cinema of George Stevens was rooted in humanism, and he focused on telling details and behavior that elucidated character and relationships.

  • George Stevens | Cinematographer, Director, Writer - IMDb

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    Directors George Stevens and Billy Wilder. George Stevens with son George Stevens Jr. at Lakeside Golf Course in Burbank, California.

  • George Stevens, Jr. (@Officialgsjr) / Twitter

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    Colonel George Stevens about to leave for North Africa. Yvonne Stevens who would work as a Nurse’s Aide in Los Angeles while raising me.

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    10K Followers, 1,897 Following, 394 Posts - George Stevens (@georgestevens_uk) on Instagram: "🇬🇧@bossmodelmanagement MA 🇬🇧@models1 🇩...

  • George Stevens Biography - Childhood, Life Achievements...

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    George Stevens was born on December 18, 1904, in Oakland, California to Landers Stevens and Georgie Cooper.

  • George Stevens Biography. American Director...

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    Throughout the 1950s, George Stevens continued to create films, although many of them faced critical scrutiny and were initially banned from release.

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  • George Stevens | Academy Award-Winning Director...

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    George Stevens was an American director known for films that exhibited intelligence, great humanism, and brilliant camera techniques.

  • George Stevens - Ekşi Sözlük

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    (bkz: george stevens d-day to berlin ).

  • TSPDT - George Stevens

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    "Mainly because of multiple takes and shooting from every possible angle, George Stevens took 22 years to make his last eight films.