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Frank McDonald

Frank McDonald was an American film director, cinematographer, film producer, television director, actor and writer (1899–1980). He was born in Baltimore and died in Oxnard.

Also recorded as Frank Burgess

Frank McDonald

Poster for the 1940 film In Old Missouri.

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Born
1899 · Baltimore.
Died
1980 · Oxnard.
Nationality
United States
Occupation
cinematographer · film producer · actor · writer · director
Languages
English

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Frank McDonald was an American film director, cinematographer, film producer, television director, actor and writer (1899–1980). He was born in Baltimore and died in Oxnard.

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