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Gabrielle Beaumont

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Film director, television director

United KingdomDirectorsLived 1942 to 2022 · aged 80
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Gabrielle Beaumont was a British-American film and television director. " She was the first woman to work on numerous series, including being the first female director of a Star Trek episode.

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Filmography 16

Beastmaster III: The Eye of Braxus1996 · ★ 4.1
The Godsend1980
Crucible of Horror1971
Death of a Centerfold: The Dorothy Stratten Story1981
He's My Girl1987
Moment of Truth: Cradle of Conspiracy1994
Riders1993
Gone Are the Dayes1984
Carmilla1989
The Corvini Inheritance1984
Diana: A Tribute to the People's Princess1998
Secrets of a Mother and Daughter1983
The Other Woman1995
Fatal Inheritance1991
One Last Chance1990
Tattle: When To Tell On A Friend1988

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Television 24

Law & Order1990
Star Trek: The Next Generation1987
Beverly Hills, 902101990
Star Trek: Voyager1995
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine1993
M*A*S*H1972
Melrose Place1992
Miami Vice1984
Dynasty1981
Hill Street Blues1981
Knots Landing1979
Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman1993
The Waltons1972
L.A. Law1986
Touched by an Angel1994
The Pretender1996
Hart to Hart1979
Hotel1982
7th Heaven1996
seaQuest DSV1993
Remington Steele1982
Cagney & Lacey1982
Doogie Howser, M.D.1989
The Greatest American Hero1981

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Gabrielle Beaumont was a British-American film and television director. She is regarded as one of the most prolific female television directors of the 80s and 90s, breaking into the industry at a time when there were "fewer than 100 professional female directors in the US." She was the first woman to work on numerous series, including being the first female director of a Star Trek episode.

Country
United Kingdom
Category
Directors
Type
Movie Director
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1942 to 2022 · aged 80
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