Sam Wood

Personal Info

Known ForDirecting
Born1883-07-10
BirthplacePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Sam Wood

Directing

Biography

Samuel Grosvenor (Sam) Wood (July 10, 1883 – September 22, 1949) was an American film director, and producer, who was best known for directing such Hollywood hits as A Night at the Opera, A Day at the Races, Goodbye, Mr. Chips, and The Pride of the Yankees. He was also involved in a few acting and writing projects.

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Filmography

Acting (1)

1917
The Little Americanas Wounded Soldier (uncredited)
6.3

Production & Directing (99)

1950
AmbushDirector
5.4
1950
AmbushProducer
5.4
1949
6.7
1948
6.6
1947
IvyDirector
6.6
1947
IvyExecutive Producer
6.6
1946
HeartbeatDirector
5.2
1945
6.1
1945
Guest WifeDirector
6.2
1944
6.4
1942
Kings RowDirector
7.3
1940
Kitty FoyleDirector
6.6
1940
6.5
1940
Our TownDirector
5.9
1939
RafflesDirector
6.2
1939
7.4
1938
StablematesDirector
6.3
1938
Lord JeffDirector
7.3
1938
Lord JeffProducer
7.3
1937
5.7
1937
5.7
1937
Madame XDirector
6.1
1937
7.1
1937
7.1
1936
6.4
1935
WhipsawDirector
6.4
1935
WhipsawProducer
6.4
7.4
1935
RendezvousDirector
4.9
1935
7.6
1934
5.2
1934
5.2
1934
5.6
1933
8.0
1933
6.3
1933
6.3
1933
5.1
1933
5.1
1933
5.1
1932
ProsperityDirector
5.8
1932
ProsperityProducer
5.8
1932
HuddleDirector
7.0
1932
HuddleProducer
7.0
6.9
6.9
1931
7.0
1931
7.0
1930
PaidDirector
6.7
1930
5.3
1930
5.3
1930
5.8
1929
5.0
1929
4.7
1929
4.7
1928
10.0
8.0
1927
6.7
1927
8.0
1927
RookiesDirector
10.0
1926
5.0
1926
9.0
1924
The FemaleDirector
9.0
1924
BluffDirector
10.0
1924
10.0
8.0
1923
3.3
1922
10.0
1922
6.0
1922
10.0
8.0
1921
9.0
1921
8.0
1921
4.4
1921
Peck's Bad BoyAdaptation
4.4
1921
10.0
1921
The SnobDirector
10.0
10.0
7.0
1920
9.0
1920
9.0
1920
Sick AbedDirector
7.0
1920
Why Change Your Wife?Assistant Director
5.6
1920
8.0
1920
5.9
1920
Double SpeedDirector
8.0