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Dewey Starkey (May 9, 1898 – September 3, 1974) was an American assistant director. He worked on 41 films between 1930 and 1944. In 1933 he won an Academy Award for Best Assistant Director. Starkey was born in Ohio and died in Orange County, California.
Known For
Suspicion
(1941)
Assistant Director
Mr. & Mrs. Smith
(1941)
Assistant Director
Cimarron
(1931)
Assistant Director
Of Human Bondage
(1934)
Assistant Director
Gunga Din
(1939)
Assistant Director
In Name Only
(1939)
Assistant Director
Experiment Perilous
(1944)
Assistant Director
Full Filmography
Directing
Conspiracy
(1930)
Assistant Director
Cimarron
(1931)
Assistant Director
Are These Our Children?
(1931)
Assistant Director
Roar of the Dragon
(1932)
Assistant Director
A Bill of Divorcement
(1932)
Assistant Director
If I Were Free
(1933)
Assistant Director
This Man Is Mine
(1934)
Assistant Director
Spitfire
(1934)
Assistant Director
Of Human Bondage
(1934)
Assistant Director
Romance in Manhattan
(1935)
Assistant Director
I Dream Too Much
(1935)
Assistant Director
The Arizonian
(1935)
Assistant Director
The Bride Walks Out
(1936)
Assistant Director
Chatterbox
(1936)
Assistant Director
Hitting a New High
(1937)
Assistant Director
Blond Cheat
(1938)
Assistant Director
In Name Only
(1939)
Assistant Director
Gunga Din
(1939)
Assistant Director
Abe Lincoln in Illinois
(1940)
Assistant Director
Suspicion
(1941)
Assistant Director
Mr. & Mrs. Smith
(1941)
Assistant Director
Heavenly Days
(1944)
Assistant Director
Experiment Perilous
(1944)
Assistant Director
Production