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Vincent Julian Donehue (September 22, 1915 –
January 17, 1966) was an
American director noted mainly for his
theater work, with
occasional film and television...
- its 1958
sequel (The
Trapp Family in America),
stage director Vincent J.
Donehue thought that the
project would be
perfect for his
friend Mary Martin; Broadway...
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Connor Donehue (born May 9, 1996) is an American-born
rugby league player who
plays as a
hooker or halfback, most
recently playing for the
Brooklyn Kings...
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Wesley Donehue is an
American political strategist and
Internet consultant. He is the CEO of Push
Digital based in Charleston,
South Carolina with a second...
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studio eventually dropped its option, but one of its directors,
Vincent J.
Donehue,
proposed the
story as a
stage musical for Mary Martin.
Producers Richard...
- Award-winning
Broadway play of the same name, the film was
directed by
Vincent J.
Donehue and
stars Ralph Bellamy,
Greer Garson, Hume
Cronyn and Jean Hagen. The...
- Miss Lonelyhearts, is a 1958
American drama film
directed by
Vincent J.
Donehue. It is
based on the 1957
Broadway play by
Howard Teichmann,
which in turn...
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Lions Noah
Ackerman Edward Dmytryk Lonelyhearts Adam
White Vincent J.
Donehue 1959 Suddenly, Last
Summer Dr. John
Cukrowicz Joseph L.
Mankiewicz 1960...
- over the
direction of the
troubled musical Juno (1959) from
Vincent J.
Donehue, who had
himself taken over from Tony Richardson. The show,
which starred...
- at the time. The
production was
directed for
television by
Vincent J.
Donehue, who
received a Director's
Guild Award for it.
Peter Foy re-created the...
