H. C. Potter Movies, Biography, Credits & Career Highlights

H. C. Potter Biography

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Henry Codman Potter II (November 13, 1904 - August 31, 1977) was an American theatrical producer/director and a motion picture director.

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H. C. Potter Career Highlights

Known for Screen Director's Playhouse, You Gotta Stay Happy, Three for the Show, The Shopworn Angel, Top Secret Affair, and The Farmer's Daughter.
Credits include directing, and writing.
Recent listed credits include Top Secret Affair, Screen Director's Playhouse, Three for the Show, and The Miniver Story.

H. C. Potter Personal Facts

Known For: Directing
Gender: male
Known Credits: 20
Birth Date: 1904-11-13 00:00:00
Birth Place: New York City, New York, USA

H. C. Potter Known For

H. C. Potter Movies and Credits

directing (8 credits)
- Top Secret Affair
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1957
- Screen Director's Playhouse
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1955
- Three for the Show
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1955
- The Miniver Story
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1950
- You Gotta Stay Happy
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1948
- The Time of Your Life
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1948
- A Likely Story
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1947
- The Farmer's Daughter
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1947
writing (1 credits)
- Fixer Dugan
  
  theatre play
  
  writing
  
  1939

H. C. Potter Profiles and Sources

IMDb
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