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Lewis D. Collins

Director, Writer, Additional Credits
Born January 12, 1899Died August 24, 1954 (55 years)
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Lewis D. Collins, often known as Lew Collins or Cullen Lewis (12 January 1899–24 August 1954), was an American film director.

Born in Baltimore, Maryland, Collins' career began in the silent era of the 1920s, in 1922, continuing into the sound era, and he directed about 120 films between then and his death in Hollywood 1954. He directed films such as The Desert Trail in 1935, working with actors such as John Wayne and Paul Fix.

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Known For

  • The Desert Trail
  • Jungle Goddess
  • His Private Secretary
  • Wild Stallion
  • Hot Rod
  • Killer Dill
  • Heading for Heaven
  • The Longhorn
  • Montana Incident
  • The Brand of Hate
  • The Great Alaskan Mystery
  • Make a Million
  • Borrowed Hero
  • Skyway
  • Sing Sing Nights
  • Oklahoma Raiders
  • The Hoosier Schoolmaster

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