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William Saal
(1898-1978)
Producer
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William Saal was born on 2 September 1898 in Dallas, Texas, USA. He was a producer, known for
Deluge (1933)
,
Drum Taps (1933)
and
Federal Agent (1936)
. He was married to Edna May Starling. He died in November 1978.
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Known for
Deluge
6.4
Producer
(as Saal)
1933
Drum Taps
5.4
Producer
1933
Federal Agent
6.9
Producer
1936
X Marks the Spot
5.7
Producer
(as William M. Saal)
1931
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Ouanga
4.7
producer
1936
Frankie and Johnnie
6.4
producer
1936
Federal Agent
6.9
associate producer
1936
Fargo Express
7.1
producer
1933
Deluge
6.4
producer
(as Saal)
1933
A Study in Scarlet
5.6
producer
(uncredited)
1933
The Lone Avenger
6.4
producer
(uncredited)
1933
Phantom Thunderbolt
5.6
producer
(uncredited)
1933
Drum Taps
5.4
producer
1933
Tombstone Canyon
5.4
producer
1932
The Death Kiss
6.0
producer
(uncredited)
1932
Between Fighting Men
5.7
producer
(uncredited)
1932
Come on, Tarzan
6.6
producer
1932
The Last Mile
6.2
producer
(uncredited)
1932
Dynamite Ranch
6.1
producer
(uncredited)
1932
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Alternative names
William M. Saal
Born
September 2
,
1898
Dallas, Texas, USA
Died
November 1978
Spouse
Edna May Starling
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Co-founder (w/
Burt Kelly
) of Select Productions, a low-budget production company that existed from 1934-1935.
Nickname
Bill
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