Joseph Sargent

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Known For Directing

Known Credits 94

Gender Male

Birthday July 22, 1925

Day of Death December 22, 2014 (89 years old)

Place of Birth Jersey City, New Jersey, USA

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Joseph Sargent

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Joseph Sargent (July 22, 1925 – December 22, 2014) is an American film director. He has directed many television movies, but his best known feature film works are probably White Lightning, MacArthur, Nightmares and Jaws: The Revenge, with his most popular film being The Taking of Pelham One Two Three. He has won four Emmy Awards. He is the father of anime dubbing voice actress Lia Sargent.

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Directing

2008

… Director

2007

… Director

2005

… Director

2004

… Director

2003

… Director

2002

… Director

2001

… Director

2000		For Love or Country: The Arturo Sandoval Story … Director
2000		Vola sciusciù … Director

1999

… Director

1998		Crime and Punishment … Director
1998		The Wall … Director
1998		The Long Island Incident … Director

1997		Miss Evers' Boys … Director
1997		Mandela and de Klerk … Director

1995		Streets of Laredo (3 episodes) … Director
1995		My Antonia … Director

1994

(2 episodes) … Director

1993		Abraham … Director
1993		Skylark … Director

1992		Somebody's Daughter … Director
1992		Miss Rose White … Director

1991

… Director

1990		The Love She Sought … Director
1990		Ivory Hunters … Director
1990		Caroline? … Director
1990		The Incident … Director

1989		Day One … Director
1989		The Karen Carpenter Story … Director

1987		Jaws: The Revenge … Director
1987		Passion Flower … Director

1986		Of Pure Blood … Director
1986		There Must Be a Pony … Director

1985

… Director

1984

… Director

1983		Choices of the Heart … Director
1983		Memorial Day … Director
1983		Nightmares … Director

1982

… Director

1981		The Manions of America (3 episodes) … Director
1981		Freedom … Director

1980		Coast to Coast … Director
1980		Playing for Time … Director
1980		Amber Waves … Director

1979

… Director

1977

… Director

1975		The Night That Panicked America … Director
1975		Friendly Persuasion … Director
1975		Hustling … Director

1974

… Director

1973		Sunshine … Director
1973		Kojak (2 episodes) … Director
1973		White Lightning … Director
1973		The Man Who Died Twice … Director
1973		The Marcus-Nelson Murders … Director

1972		The Man … Director
1972		Man On A String … Director

1971		Longstreet … Director
1971		Maybe I'll Come Home in the Spring … Director

1970		Tribes … Director
1970		Colossus: The Forbin Project … Director

1969

… Director

1968		The Sunshine Patriot … Director
1968		The Hell with Heroes … Director

1967		Garrison's Gorillas (1 episode) … Director
1967		The Spy in the Green Hat … Director
1967		The Invaders (4 episodes) … Director

1966		Gallegher Goes West … Director
1966		The Girl from U.N.C.L.E. (1 episode) … Director
1966		Star Trek (1 episode) … Director
1966		One Spy Too Many … Director

1965

(1 episode) … Director

1964		Daniel Boone (1 episode) … Director
1964		The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (2 episodes) … Director

1963		Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre (1 episode) … Director
1963		Mr. Novak (4 episodes) … Director
1963		The Fugitive (2 episodes) … Director

1959

… Director

1955

(8 episodes) … Director

1954

(10 episodes) … Director

1951

(3 episodes) … Director

Acting

1990

as Andy

1987

as Self

1959		The Twilight Zone (1 episode) as Ticket Clerk (uncredited)
1959		Johnny Ringo (1 episode) as Chet
1959		Johnny Staccato (2 episodes)

1958

as Mike

1957

1956		Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre (1 episode) as Sergeant (1 episode) as Pete Hansen
1956		State Trooper (1 episode)

1955		Navy Log (1 episode)
1955		Gunsmoke (1 episode) as Drunk (1 episode) as Shomer

1953		From Here to Eternity as Soldier (uncredited)
1953		I'm the Law (1 episode)
1953		I Led Three Lives (1 episode)

Production

2016

… Producer

1998

… Producer

1993

… Producer

1992

… Producer

1987

… Producer

1986

… Producer

1983

… Producer

1975

… Producer

1971

… Producer

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