Dale Davis

Dale Davis was born on Dec 07, 1940 in USA. Dale Davis's big-screen debut came with Liquid Space directed by Dale Davis in 1973.

Producer/director Dale Davis was one of the kings of the surfing films in the 60's, and his film The Golden Breed, has often been compared to The Endless Summer. His other surfing films include Walk on the Wet Side and Inside Out, in which he filmed the largest wave ever ridden. He studied photography at Brooks Institute. His short-lived soap opera, Never Too Young, was the first effort from network TV to try to create a late-afternoon soap opera with appeal to the youthful after-school market. Although it was not successful, its immediate successor in the time slot, Dark Shadows, proved that the concept was viable. Dale passed away on September 13, 2001, in a health care facility in Los Angeles, some two months after suffering a stroke.