David MacDonald Net Worth is
$700,000

Mini Biography

Scottish-born David MacDonald got his trained in the industry in america under famous producer/director Cecil B. DeMille, who employed him in 1929 being a creation assistant. MacDonald came back to Britain in 1936 after his apprenticeship with DeMille and guaranteed a job being a movie director on what had been known as “quota quickies”, movies that were produced quickly and cheaply to satisfy a British federal government requirement a specific percentage of movies shown in Uk theaters needed to be made by Uk companies. He achieved some identification when he made some comedies with Barry K. Barnes. During Globe Battle II MacDonald became a member of the Crown Film Device and created and directed some morale-building documentaries, like the critically acclaimed Guys from the Lightship (1941), and created two award-winning documentaries by movie director Roy Boulting–Desert Triumph (1943) and Burma Triumph (1946). His postwar profession began well using the razor-sharp thriller Snowbound (1948). Regrettably, his following film, Christopher Columbus (1949), was a flop of monumental proportions, ridiculed by critics and viewers as well as leaden, talky and an “epic” that relocated like molasses. The film was such a tragedy that celebrity Fredric March’s profession barely recovered from this, and MacDonald’s didn’t. He was decreased to “B” photos for the others of his profession, turning out low-grade “thrillers” and limp comedies; his profession low stage was unquestionably the notorious sci-fi stinker Devil Lady from Mars (1954). He spent a lot of the second option section of his profession in television.

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