Louis De Rochemont
Production
Born 1899-01-13
Died 1978-12-23
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
39 credits
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He co-founded and was the first director of The March of Time, which added topical issues to newsreels. He also produced feature film documentaries that based dramatic narrative on factual records, including "The House On 92nd Street" (1945), which used real FBI files, "Boomerang!" (1946), it included a reenactment of an actual murder case and a biography, "Martin Luther" (1953).
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Filmography
Producing
33 credits
Boomerang!
The March of Time: The Russians Nobody Knows
The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone
The House on 92nd Street
Lost Boundaries
13 Rue Madeleine
Man on a String
The Whistle at Eaton Falls
Show-Business at War
Walk East on Beacon
The March of Time: What To Do with Germany
The March of Time: Sweden's Middle Road
The March of Time: The Unknown Battle
The March of Time: The Fighting French
The March of Time: Underground Report
The March of Time: South American Front — 1944
The March of Time: Post-War Farms
The March of Time: Crisis in Italy
The March of Time: The Teachers’ Crisis
Inside Nazi Germany
The March of Time: The Irish Question
The March of Time: An American Dictator
Her Name Was Ellie, His Name Was Lyle
The March of Time: Rehearsal for War
The March of Time: Fashion Means Business
The March of Time: Report on Italy
The Movies March On
Down to Dalmatia
The March of Time: Where's the Meat?
The March of Todd-AO
A Day With The F.B.I.
Youth in Crisis
Africa, Prelude to Victory
Directing
9 credits
Show-Business at War
We Are the Marines
The Ramparts We Watch
The March of Time: An American Dictator
Windjammer: The Voyage of the Christian Radich
Meet Me Down at Coney Isle
A Day With The F.B.I.
Youth in Crisis
Africa, Prelude to Victory
Acting
1 credit
Other credits
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