Edgar G. Ulmer Overview:

Director, Edgar G. Ulmer, was born Edgar George Ulmer on Sep 17, 1904 in Olomouc, Austria-Hungary. G. Ulmer died at the age of 68 on Sep 30, 1972 in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles .

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The Strange Woman (1946, )

By Andrew Wickliffe on Apr 18, 2014 From The Stop Button

The Strange Woman opens with Dennis Hoey as a drunken widower and Jo Ann Marlowe as his evil little daughter. Herb Meadow's script is real bad in this opening, but it's nineteenth century kids playing and one of them is a psychopath, how good is the script going to be? But then it jumps fo... Read full article


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Profiled in John Belton's "American Directors, Vol. 1". [1983]

Despite being the resident "artist" at PRC, after signing his long-term contract with the studio it immediately assigned Ulmer to direct a series of short subjects produced by the R. Wolff Advertising Agency for Coca-Cola. The project took some five months and kept him busy while the studio was involved in a substantial upgrade resulting from its purchase of various bankrupt properties along "Poverty Row".

While at the poverty row Producers Releasing Corporation (PRC), he became the de facto head of production, overseeing productions by other directors and aiding the president of the company in planning the year's production schedule.

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