Oscar Rudolph
Oscar Rudolph was an American director and actor with a prolific career in television. He directed episodes for numerous popular TV series, including Shirley Temple's Storybook (1958), Twist Around the Clock (1961), and Playhouse 90 (1956). Rudolph's work spanned various genres, showcasing his versatility and adaptability in the evolving television landscape. His contributions to television direction left a lasting impact on the industry.
The Secret Six
(Ivan Colimo (uncredited))
So This Is College
(Freshie)
In Gay Madrid
(Student Trading Coat for Banquet)
Untamed
(Party Boy)
Wells Fargo
(Minor Role)
Gridiron Flash
(Party Guest)
Divorce In The Family
(Spike)
Never Say Die
(Ambulance Attendant)
Little Annie Rooney
(Athos)
Emergency Squad
(Photographer)
Blood and Thunder
(Impatient Actor at Rehearsal (uncredited))
She Couldn't Take It
(Newsboy)
Two for Tonight
(College Boy)
Twist Around The Clock
(Director)
Road to Rio
(Assistant Director)
The Rocket Man
(Director)
Sorrowful Jones
(Assistant Director)
Fancy Pants
(Assistant Director)
Don't Knock the Twist
(Director)
Easy Come, Easy Go
(Assistant Director)
The Ride Back
(Director)
The Wild Westerners
(Director)
The Flight of the Phoenix
(Second Unit Director)
Premonition
(Executive Producer)
A Medal for Benny
(Assistant Director)
The Bride Wore Boots
(Assistant Director)
The Mating Season
(Assistant Director)
The Wackiest Wagon Train in the West
(Director)
The Molly Maguires
(Second Unit Director)
Temperatures Rising
(Director)
The Ford Television Theatre
(Director)
Fury
(Director)
The Name of the Game
(Director)
I Dream of Jeannie
(Director)
The Donna Reed Show
(Director)
Batman
(Director)
Adam-12
(Director)