Jack White (born Jacob Weiss) was a Hungarian-born American film producer, director and writer.[1] His career in the film industry began in the late 1910s and continued until the early 1960s. White produced over 300 films; directed more than 60 of these, and wrote more than 50. He directed some of his sound comedies under the pseudonym "Preston Black."
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The Three Stooges Fling in the Ring |
1955 |
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The Three Stooges Of Cash and Hash |
1955 |
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The Three Stooges Rusty Romeos |
1957 |
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The Three Stooges Rumpus in the Harem |
1956 |
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The Three Stooges Musty Musketeers |
1954 |
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The Three Stooges Creeps |
1956 |
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The Three Stooges Hoofs and Goofs |
1957 |
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The Three Stooges The Fire Chaser |
1954 |
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The Three Stooges Space Ship Sappy |
1957 |
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The Three Stooges G.I. Dood It |
1955 |
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The Three Stooges Hook a Crook |
1955 |
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The Three Stooges Army Daze |
1956 |
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The Three Stooges The Three Troubledoers |
1946 |
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The Three Stooges Outer Space Jitters |
1957 |
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The Three Stooges Pies and Guys |
1958 |
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The Three Stooges Scheming Schemers |
1956 |
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The Three Stooges What's the Matador? |
1942 |
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The Three Stooges Guns a Poppin! |
1957 |
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The Three Stooges Hot Ice |
1955 |
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The Three Stooges Pals and Gals |
1954 |
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The Three Stooges Scotched in Scotland |
1954 |
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The Three Stooges Up in Daisy's Penthouse |
1953 |