| Irving Pichel  Born: 24-Jun-1891
Birthplace: Pittsburgh, PA
Died: 13-Jul-1954
Location of death: Hollywood, CA
Cause of death: Heart Failure
Remains: Buried, Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, CA
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Film Director, Actor Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Destination Moon Wife: Violette Wilson (three sons)
Son: Julian Irving
Son: Marlowe Agnew
Son: Pichel Wilson
University: Harvard University
FILMOGRAPHY AS DIRECTOR
Martin Luther (8-May-1953)
Santa Fe (1-Apr-1951)
Destination Moon (27-Jun-1950)
Quicksand (24-Mar-1950)
The Great Rupert (8-Jan-1950)
Without Honor (26-Oct-1949)
Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid (11-Aug-1948)
The Miracle of the Bells (16-Mar-1948)
Something in the Wind (1-Aug-1947)
They Won't Believe Me (16-Jul-1947)
Temptation (2-Dec-1946)
O.S.S. (26-May-1946)
The Bride Wore Boots (8-May-1946)
Colonel Effingham's Raid (24-Jan-1946)
Tomorrow Is Forever (18-Jan-1946)
A Medal for Benny (16-Apr-1945)
And Now Tomorrow (22-Nov-1944)
Happy Land (10-Nov-1943)
The Moon Is Down (14-Mar-1943)
Life Begins at Eight-Thirty (25-Sep-1942)
The Pied Piper (8-Jul-1942)
Secret Agent of Japan (16-Mar-1942)
Dance Hall (18-Jul-1941)
Hudson's Bay (9-Jan-1941)
The Man I Married (2-Aug-1940)
Beware of Ladies (21-Dec-1936)
She (12-Jul-1935)
Before Dawn (4-Aug-1933)
The Most Dangerous Game (9-Sep-1932)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
Martin Luther (8-May-1953) · Brueck
Santa Fe (1-Apr-1951)
Rio (29-Sep-1939)
Juarez (24-Apr-1939) · Carbajal
Topper Takes a Trip (21-Jan-1939) · Prosecutor
There Goes My Heart (27-Sep-1938) · Mr. Gorman
Jezebel (10-Mar-1938) · Huger
High, Wide, and Handsome (21-Jul-1937)
General Spanky (11-Dec-1936)
Dracula's Daughter (11-May-1936) · Sandor
Special Agent (14-Sep-1935)
I Am a Thief (24-Nov-1934) · Count Trentini
Cleopatra (5-Oct-1934) · Apollodorus
British Agent (15-Sep-1934) · Pavlov
Fog Over Frisco (2-Jun-1934) · Jake Bello
The Right to Romance (17-Nov-1933) · Dr. Beck
Night Flight (6-Oct-1933) · Dr. Decosta
The Story of Temple Drake (6-May-1933) · Lee Goodwin
Oliver Twist (28-Feb-1933)
The Woman Accused (17-Feb-1933)
Madame Butterfly (30-Dec-1932)
Strange Justice (7-Oct-1932) · L. D. Waters
The Painted Woman (15-Aug-1932)
Westward Passage (27-May-1932) · Harry
The Cheat (28-Nov-1931)
An American Tragedy (5-Aug-1931) · DA Orville Mason
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