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Director, William Beaudine, was born William Washington Beaudine on Jan 15, 1892 in New York City, NY. Beaudine died at the age of 78 on Mar 18, 1970 in Canoga Park, CA .

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He was honored with one star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the category of Motion Pictures.

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Mystery of the 13th Guest (1943, )

on Dec 29, 2010 From The Stop Button

About two minutes after I finished watching Mystery of the 13th Guest, I realized no one ever solves the titular mystery. There’s a mysterious thirteenth guest in the first scene; the guest is absent and his or her identity is never revealed. Tim Ryan’s police lieutenant is supposed to b... Read full article


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Beaudine worked almost exclusively on low-budget quickies, and rarely would shoot a scene a second time--even if there was a minor (or in some cases, not so minor) gaffe in the scene. Because of this, he earned the nickname "One-Shot" Beaudine.

First cousin of editor Chester W. Schaeffer.

In 1947 Beaudine was hired to direct a religious-themed film for the Protestant Film Commission. It was successful and they were so impressed with his work they hired him on a regular basis, and from 1947 to 1955 he directed 10 more films for the organization--an evangelical Christian group--all of which were designed to spread the word of God and try to convert non-believers to Christianity. Ironically, Beaudine himself was an atheist.

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