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Early Directors on Directing
There were more women directors before 1920 than at any other time in history. The first director to put a narrative story on celluloid was, Alice Guy Blaché in 1896. Few people know that Lillian Gish became a director in her own right in 1920. Ida Lupino directed over a hundred episodes of "Have Gun, Will Travel," "Thriller," "Gunsmoke," and many independent features.
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- Early Directors on Directing
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Lillian Gish
Self
Katharine Hepburn
Self
Mala Powers
Self
Ida Lupino
Self
Jodie Foster
Self
Lois Weber
Self
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