Busby Berkeley
Birthday: 1895-11-29
Deathday: 1976-03-14
Birthplace: Los Angeles, California, USA
Gender: Male
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Busby Berkeley (November 29, 1895 – March 14, 1976) was a highly influential Hollywood movie director and musical choreographer. Berkeley was famous for his elaborate musical production numbers that often involved complex geometric patterns. Berkeley's works used large numbers of showgirls and props as fantasy elements in kaleidoscopic on-screen performances.
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Credits
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1949-03-09 | Take Me Out to the Ball Game |
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1948-06-25 | Romance on the High Seas |
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1946-03-09 | Cinderella Jones |
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1943-12-24 | The Gang's All Here |
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1943-11-26 | Girl Crazy |
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1942-10-21 | For Me and My Gal |
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1942-01-01 | We Must Have Music |
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1941-12-31 | Babes on Broadway |
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1941-09-18 | Lady Be Good |
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1941-04-25 | Ziegfeld Girl |
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1941-02-07 | Blonde Inspiration |
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1940-09-27 | Strike Up the Band |
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1940-04-26 | Forty Little Mothers |
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1939-10-10 | Babes in Arms |
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1939-10-06 | Fast and Furious |
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1939-01-21 | They Made Me a Criminal |
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1938-12-03 | Comet Over Broadway |
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1938-09-23 | Garden of the Moon |
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1938-06-15 | Men Are Such Fools |
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1938-06-11 | Gold Diggers in Paris |
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1938-01-15 | Hollywood Hotel |
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1937-05-22 | The Go-Getter |
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1936-09-12 | Stage Struck |
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1935-09-28 | I Live for Love |
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1935-07-27 | Bright Lights |
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1935-03-15 | Gold Diggers of 1935 |
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1934-09-01 | Dames |
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1933-10-21 | Footlight Parade |
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1933-07-15 | She Had to Say Yes |