Edward Bernds
Edward Bernds was born on Jul 12, 1905 in USA. Edward Bernds's big-screen debut came with Submarine directed by Frank Capra in 1928. Edward Bernds is known for Mr. Smith Goes to Washington directed by Frank Capra, Jean Arthur stars as Saunders and James Stewart as Jefferson Smith. Edward Bernds has got 1 awards and 1 nominations so far. The most recent award Edward Bernds achieved is National Board of Review, USA. The upcoming new movie Edward Bernds plays is Reform School Girl which will be released on Sep 23, 1994.
Edward Bernds was born in 1905 in Chicago, Illinois. While in his junior year in Lake View High School, he and several friends formed a small radio club and obtained amateur licenses. In the early '20s there was considerable prestige for an amateur operator (a "ham") to have commercial radio licenses, and Bernds was in a good position to get into broadcasting when he graduated in 1923, a year when radio stations began popping up all over Chicago. He found employment--at age 20--as chief operator at Chicago's WENR. When talking pictures burst onto the scene in the late '20s, Bernds and broadcast operators like him relocated to Hollywood to work as sound technicians in "the talkies". After a brief stint at United Artists, Bernds quit and went to work at Columbia, where he worked as sound man on many of Frank Capra's '30s classics. He later graduated to directing two-reel shorts and then features.
Birthday
Jul 12, 1905Place of Birth
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Known For
Awards
1 wins & 1 nominations
Movies & TV Shows
- 1994
writer
4.8 - 1965
writer
5.8 - 19636.1
- 1962
director
5.6 - 1962
The Three Stooges Meet Hercules
director
6.1 - 1960
writer
5.6 - 1959
writer, director
5.7 - 1958
director, writer
4.6 - 1958
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5.7 - 1958
director
5.4 - 1957
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5.5 - 1956
writer, director
6.5 - 1956
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7.1 - 1956
director, writer
5.8 - 1956
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4.5 - 1955
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6.3 - 1955
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6.2 - 1955
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6.1 - 1955
director
6.1 - 1954
writer, director
6.2 - 1954
writer, director
5.9 - 1954
writer
6.8 - 1954
The Bowery Boys Meet the Monsters
writer, director
5.9 - 1954
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6.1 - 1953
director
6.2 - 1953
director
7.0 - 1952
writer, director
7.4 - 1952
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6.0 - 1952
director
7.3 - 1951
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7.1 - 1951
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6.3 - 1951
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7.1 - 1951
director
5.6 - 1951
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7.5 - 1950
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7.4 - 1950
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7.6 - 1950
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5.9 - 1950
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5.9 - 1950
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7.6 - 1950
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5.9 - 1949
writer, director
- 1949
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5.5 - 1949
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6.3 - 1949
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6.2 - 1949
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7.4 - 1949
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6.4 - 1948
writer, director
6.1 - 1948
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6.5 - 1948
Squareheads of the Round Table
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7.5 - 1948
writer, director
6.2 - 1948
director
6.5 - 1948
director
7.6 - 1948
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7.2 - 1948
director
7.3 - 1947
sound department
5.7 - 1947
writer, director
- 1947
writer, director
5.2 - 1947
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7.2 - 1947
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6.5 - 1947
director
7.2 - 1946
writer, director
6.3 - 1946
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6.5 - 1946
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7.0 - 1946
director, writer
6.4 - 1946
director, writer
7.5 - 1946
director
5.3 - 1946
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7.7 - 1946
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- 1946
director
6.8 - 1946
director
7.3 - 1945
sound department
5.8 - 1945
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6.2 - 1945
writer
7.0 - 1945
writer, director
8.1 - 1944
sound department
- 1944
sound department
6.3 - 1944
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6.9 - 1944
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5.8 - 1943
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6.5 - 1943
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- 1943
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5.4 - 1943
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5.6 - 1943
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3.3 - 1943
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6.6 - 1943
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6.3 - 1943
Riders of the Northwest Mounted
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5.6 - 1942
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6.4 - 1942
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- 1942
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6.4 - 1942
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5.5 - 1942
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5.2 - 1942
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6.1 - 1942
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6.1 - 1941
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6.5 - 1941
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6.7 - 1941
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6.8 - 1940
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6.5 - 1940
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6.5 - 1940
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6.1 - 1939
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5.4 - 1939
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8.1 - 1939
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6.3 - 1939
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- 1939
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5.6 - 1938
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6.3 - 1938
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7.8 - 1938
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7.8 - 1937
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7.7 - 1937
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5.8 - 1937
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- 1937
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7.6 - 1937
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6.0 - 1936
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7.8 - 1936
sound department
6.7 - 1935
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6.1 - 1935
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6.4 - 1935
sound department
6.9 - 1935
sound department
5.9 - 1935
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6.3 - 1934
sound department
6.8 - 1934
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6.4 - 1934
sound department
- 1934
sound department
6.5 - 1934
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6.0 - 1934
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6.6 - 1934
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7.3 - 1934
sound department
8.1 - 1933
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- 1933
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7.4 - 1933
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5.8 - 1933
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6.5 - 1933
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6.0 - 1932
sound department
6.9 - 1932
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6.9 - 1932
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7.4 - 1932
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- 1932
sound department
5.9 - 1932
sound department
6.9 - 1931
sound department
6.8 - 1931
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5.5 - 1931
sound department
6.3 - 1930
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- 1930
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5.6 - 1930
sound department
- 1929
sound department
6.8 - 1929
sound department
7.0 - 1929
sound department
6.8 - 1928
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6.4