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George Cukor
1899–1983 (aged 83), USA Cukor was Hollywood’s “women’s director,” renowned for elegant comedies and dramas centered around strong female leads. His classics include The Philadelphia Story and My Fair Lady.
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George Cukor was a versatile director whose career spanned five decades, during which he worked with many of the greatest stars of the golden age of Hollywood. Known for his skillful direction of actors—particularly actresses—Cukor earned a reputation for drawing out nuanced, unforgettable performances.
He began in the 1930s with comedies and literary adaptations and soon became a trusted collaborator for major studios. Cukor’s keen understanding of dialogue and emotion is evident in The Philadelphia Story (1940), a sparkling romantic comedy featuring Katharine Hepburn, Cary Grant, and James Stewart. His adaptation of My Fair Lady (1964), starring Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison, won him an Oscar for Best Director.
Cukor’s films are often about transformation, charm, and class, and he remains an enduring figure in classic American cinema.
Must-see films: The Philadelphia Story, Gaslight, My Fair Lady