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Vincent M. Fennelly

American film producer (1920-2000) · United States · Directors · Died at 80

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Vincent M. Fennelly was an American film and television producer.

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A life in dates

2000Died4 December 20001970Cannon for CordobaFilm, Producer1969Guns of the Magnificent SevenFilm, Producer1965A Man Called ShenandoahSeries, Producer1956Crime in the StreetsFilm, Producer1955At GunpointFilm, ProducerSeven Angry MenFilm, 1955Producer1952FargoFilm, ProducerMan from the Black HillsFilm, 1952ProducerNight RaidersFilm, 1952ProducerThe MaverickFilm, 1952Producer1951Man from SonoraFilm, ProducerThe LonghornFilm, 1951Producer1950Arizona TerritoryFilm, ProducerCherokee UprisingFilm, 1950ProducerSilver RaidersFilm, 1950Producer1920Born5 July 1920

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CCCannon for CordobaProducer1970
GSGuns of the Magnificent SevenProducer1969 · ★ 5.4
CSCrime in the StreetsProducer1956
AGAt GunpointProducer1955
DODial Red OProducer1955
SMSeven Angry MenProducer1955
FAFargoProducer1952
NRNight RaidersProducer1952
TGThe GunmanProducer1952
MHMan from the Black HillsProducer1952
TMThe MaverickProducer1952
MIMontana IncidentProducer1952
TLThe LonghornProducer1951
WHWhistling HillsProducer1951
NBNevada BadmenProducer1951
MSMan from SonoraProducer1951
ATArizona TerritoryProducer1950
OTOutlaws of TexasProducer1950
CUCherokee UprisingProducer1950
SRSilver RaidersProducer1950

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ASA Man Called ShenandoahProducer1965

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Vincent M. Fennelly was an American film and television producer.

Text from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0

Country
United States
Category
Directors
Type
Movie Director
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1920 to 2000 · aged 80

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