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George Francis Abbott (June 25, 1887 – January 31, 1995) was an American theater producer and director, playwright, screenwriter, and film director and producer whose career spanned more than eight decades.
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Known For
The Pajama Game
(1957)
Director
Damn Yankees
(1958)
Director
Full Filmography
Directing
Why Bring That Up?
(1929)
Director
Half Way to Heaven
(1929)
Director
The Bishop's Candlesticks
(1929)
Director
Manslaughter
(1930)
Director
The Sea God
(1930)
Director
The Cheat
(1931)
Director
My Sin
(1931)
Director
Stolen Heaven
(1931)
Director
Secrets of a Secretary
(1931)
Director
Too Many Girls
(1940)
Director
Mary Lou
(1948)
Director
The Pajama Game
(1957)
Director
Damn Yankees
(1958)
Director
Writing
Hills of Peril
(1927)
Theatre Play
Four Walls
(1928)
Theatre Play
Broadway
(1929)
Writer
The Saturday Night Kid
(1929)
Theatre Play
Half Way to Heaven
(1929)
Writer
Why Bring That Up?
(1929)
Writer
Night Parade
(1929)
Writer
Coquette
(1929)
Theatre Play
All Quiet on the Western Front
(1930)
Screenplay
Manslaughter
(1930)
Adaptation
The Sea God
(1930)
Writer
The Fall Guy
(1930)
Writer
Stolen Heaven
(1931)
Writer
My Sin
(1931)
Adaptation
Secrets of a Secretary
(1931)
Adaptation
Circus shadows
(1931)
Writer
Those We Love
(1932)
Writer
Lilly Turner
(1933)
Theatre Play
Straight Is the Way
(1934)
Original Story
Heat Lightning
(1934)
Writer
Three Men on a Horse
(1936)
Writer
On Your Toes
(1939)
Theatre Play
The Boys from Syracuse
(1940)
Writer
Highway West
(1941)
Theatre Play
Broadway
(1942)
Writer and Theatre Play
Beat the Band
(1947)
Writer
Mary Lou
(1948)
Adaptation
Where's Charley?
(1952)
Musical
The Pajama Game
(1957)
Screenplay and Theatre Play
Pal Joey
(1957)
Musical
Damn Yankees
(1958)
Screenplay and Theatre Play
Damn Yankees
(1967)
Theatre Play and Writer
Crew
Sound
Production