Richard Kinon
Richard Kinon (August 17, 1924 – March 11, 2004) was an American television director. Richard Kinon was born in Brooklyn borough of New York City, New York, he was hired at his beginning by the studio in Hollywood as a screenwriter. For many years he stayed on the French Riviera.
Richard Kinon
- Born
- 1924 · New York City.
- Died
- 2004 · Beverly Hills.
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- United States
- Occupation
- film director · television director
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Kinon died on March 11, 2004 (aged 79) in Beverly Hills, California.
• 1955-1956: Four Star Playhouse (TV series) • 1956: Telephone Time (TV series) • 1956: Stage 7 (TV series) • 1956: Cavalcade of America (TV series) • 1956: Chevron Hall of Stars (TV series) • 1956: Richard Diamond, Private Detective (TV series) • 1957: Crossroads (TV series) • 1957-1958: Mr. Adams and Eve (TV series) • 1958: Colonel Humphrey Flack (TV series) • 1958-1959: The Thin Man (TV series) • 1959: The Gale Storm Show (TV series) • 1959-1965: Perry Mason (TV series) • 1960-1961:Dante (TV series) • 1960: Bachelor Father (TV series) • 1961: The Tab Hunter Show (TV series) • 1961: Pete and Gladys (TV series) • 1961: The Tom Ewell Show (TV series) • 1961: The Hathaways (TV series) • 1961-1962: The Gertrude Berg Show (TV series) • 1962: Kraft Mystery Theater (TV series) • 1963: Ensign O'Toole (TV series) • 1963-1964: Harry's Girls (TV series) • 1964: Summer Playhouse (TV series) • 1964-1965: The Rogues (TV series) • 1964-1965: Burke's Law (TV series) • 1965: Vacation Playhouse (TV series) • 1965: Mister Roberts (TV series) • 1965: Hank (TV series) • 1965-1966: The Patty Duke Show (TV series) • 1965-1966: The Farmer's Daughter (TV series) • 1966: The Jean Arthur Show (TV series) • 1966-1967: Please Don't Eat the Daisies (TV series) • 1966-1967: Occasional Wife (TV series) • 1967: Love on a Rooftop (TV series) • 1967: Captain Nice (TV series) • 1967: Bewitched (TV series) • 1967-1968: The Second Hundred Years (TV series) • 1968: Off to See the Wizard (TV series) • 1968: I Dream of Jeannie (TV series) • 1968-1970: The Flying Nun (TV series) • 1968-1970: Here Come the Brides (TV series) • 1968-1970: Hogan's Heroes (TV series) • 1968-1971: That Girl (TV series) • 1969: The Bill Cosby Show (TV series) • 1970-1971: Nanny and the Professor (TV series) • 1970-1972: Room 222 (TV series) • 1971: Arnie (TV series) • 1971: Getting Together (TV series) • 1971-1974: The Doris Day Show (TV series) • 1971-1974: The Partridge Family (TV series) • 1972: Me and the Chimp (TV series) • 1972-1973: Bridget Loves Bernie (TV series) • 1972-1974: Love, American Style (TV series) • 1972-1974: Temperatures Rising (TV series) • 1973: Roll Out! (TV series) • 1973-1974: The Girl with Something Extra (TV series) • 1974: ABC Afterschool Specials (TV series) • 1975: Barney Miller (TV series) • 1975: The Bob Newhart Show (TV series) • 1975-1976: Fay (TV series) • 1976: The Love Boat (TV movie) • 1976: The Practice (TV series) • 1976: Wonder Woman (TV series) • 1976: Holmes & Yo-Yo (TV series) • 1976-1980: Family (TV series) • 1977-1986: The Love Boat (TV series) • 1981: Aloha Paradise (TV series) • 1981: Dynasty (TV series) • 1983-1984: Fame (TV series) • 1983-1988: Hotel (TV series) • 1987: The Colbys (TV series)
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Kinon was nominated in 1959 for an Primetime Emmy Award for Best Direction of a Single Program of a Comedy Series for the Mr. Adams and Eve episode "The Interview" (1958).
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