Philip Cahn
Philip Cahn is a editor and director, known for Battles of Chief Pontiac (1952), Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla (1952) and I Was an American Spy (1951).
Philip Cahn
- Name: Philip Cahn
Philip Cahn's filmography
Editor
Philip is listed as editor for thirty four titles.
Battles of Chief Pontiac
Film, 1952
Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla
Film, 1952
I Was an American Spy
Film, 1951
Lost Continent
Film, 1951
The Steel Helmet
Film, 1951
Northwest Stampede
Film, 1948
Copacabana
Film, 1947
The Brute Man
Film, 1946
Strange Conquest
Film, 1946
I'll Remember April
Film, 1945
On Stage Everybody
Film, 1945
House of Frankenstein
Film, 1944
Eagle Squadron
Film, 1942
Hold That Ghost
Film, 1941
Keep 'Em Flying
Film, 1941
Where Did You Get That Girl?
Film, 1941
The Mummy's Hand
Film, 1940
Sandy Is a Lady
Film, 1940
The Big Guy
Film, 1939
Two Bright Boys
Film, 1939
The Devil's Party
Film, 1938
The Jury's Secret
Film, 1938
Behind the Mike
Film, 1937
Sutter's Gold
Film, 1936
Alias Mary Dow
Film, 1935
Manhattan Moon
Film, 1935
Imitation of Life
Film, 1934
The Countess of Monte Cristo
Film, 1934
Cross Country Cruise
Film, 1934
Half a Sinner
Film, 1934
The Big Cage
Film, 1933
King for a Night
Film, 1933
Secret of the Blue Room
Film, 1933
Fast Companions
Film, 1932
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Director
Philip is listed as director for one title.
I've Been Around
Film, 1935
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