Richard Quine

Richard Quine

Personal Info

Known For

Directing

Gender

Male

Birthday

12/11/1920

Day of Death

10/06/1989
(69) years old

Place of Birth

Detroit, Michigan, USA

Biography

Richard Quine (November 12, 1920 – June 10, 1989) was an American stage, film, and radio actor and film director. Quine was born in Detroit. He made his Broadway debut in the Jerome Kern/Oscar Hammerstein II musical Very Warm for May in 1939 and appeared in My Sister Eileen the following year. His ... Read More

Filmography

Cast

2025

Twiggy

as (archival footage)

1960

The Wackiest Ship in the Army

as Narrator (uncredited)

1950

The Flying Missile

as Amn. Hank Weber

1950

No Sad Songs for Me

as Brownie

1949

The Clay Pigeon

as Ted Niles

1948

Words and Music

as Ben Feiner Jr.

1948

Command Decision

as Maj. George Rockton

1946

The Cockeyed Miracle

as Howard Bankson

1943

We've Never Been Licked

as Brad Craig

1942

Stand by for Action

as Ensign Lindsay

1942

Dr. Gillespie's New Assistant

as Dr. Dennis Lindsey

1942

For Me and My Gal

as Danny Hayden (uncredited)

1942

My Sister Eileen

as Frank Lippincott

1942

Tish

as Theodore 'Ted' Bowser

1941

Babes on Broadway

as Morton Hammond

1939

King of the Underworld

as Medical Student (uncredited)

1935

Dinky

as Jackie Shaw

1935

A Dog of Flanders

as Pieter Vanderkloot

1935

Life Returns

as Mickey

1934

Wednesday's Child

as Young Boy (uncredited)

1934

Jane Eyre

as John Reed

1934

Little Men

as Ned

1933

Counsellor at Law

as Richard Dwight Jr.

1933

The World Changes

as Young Richard (uncredited)

1933

Cavalcade

as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)

Crew

1979

The Prisoner of Zenda

as Director

1975

The Specialists

as Director

1974

W

as Director

1973

Catch-22

as Director

1970

The Moonshine War

as Director

1969

A Talent for Loving

as Director

1967

Hotel

as Director

1965

Synanon

as Director

1965

Synanon

as Producer

1964

Paris When It Sizzles

as Director

1964

Paris When It Sizzles

as Producer

1962

The Notorious Landlady

as Director

1962

The Notorious Landlady

as Producer

1960

Strangers When We Meet

as Director

1960

Strangers When We Meet

as Producer

1959

It Happened to Jane

as Director

1959

It Happened to Jane

as Producer

1958

Bell, Book and Candle

as Director

1957

Operation Mad Ball

as Director

1956

Full of Life

as Director

1956

He Laughed Last

as Story

1955

My Sister Eileen

as Screenplay

1955

My Sister Eileen

as Director

1954

So This Is Paris

as Director

1954

Pushover

as Director

1954

Drive a Crooked Road

as Director

1953

Siren of Bagdad

as Director

1953

All Ashore

as Director

1953

All Ashore

as Screenplay

1952

Sound Off

as Director

1952

Sound Off

as Writer

1951

Purple Heart Diary

as Director

1951

Woo-Woo Blues

as Director

1951

The Awful Sleuth

as Director

1950

A Slip and a Miss

as Director

1948

Leather Gloves

as Director