Charles Marquis Warren
Writing·December 16, 1912·† August 11, 1990 — 77 years old·Baltimore, Maryland, USA
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Charles Marquis Warren (December 16, 1912 – August 11, 1990) was an American motion picture and television writer, producer, and director who specialized in the western genre. He is notable for his involvement in the creation of the television series Gunsmoke and Rawhide.
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1978The Meanest Men in the WestProducer1969Charro!Director · Screenplay · Producer1968Day of the Evil GunScreenplay · Story1961GunslingerTVCreator1959RawhideTVProducer · Creator · Director1958Desert HellDirector · Writer · Executive Producer1958Cattle EmpireDirector1958Blood ArrowExecutive Producer · Director1957Ride a Violent MileDirector · Screenplay1957Copper SkyDirector1957The Unknown TerrorDirector1957Back from the DeadDirector1957Trooper HookDirector · Screenplay1957Without IncidentDirector1956The Black WhipDirector1956Tension at Table RockDirector1955GunsmokeTVDirector · Screenplay · Producer1955Seven Angry MenDirector1953Flight to TangierDirector · Writer1953ArrowheadDirector · Screenplay1953Pony ExpressScreenplay1952Springfield RifleScreenplay1952HellgateDirector · Screenplay1952Woman of the North CountryStory1951Little Big HornDirector · Screenplay1951Fighting Coast GuardStory1951Only the ValiantNovel1951The Redhead and the CowboyStory1951Oh! SusannaWriter1949Streets of LaredoScreenplay1948Beyond GloryScreenplay