Murray Spivack
Murray Spivack was born on Sep 06, 1903 in Russia. Murray Spivack's big-screen debut came with Whoopee! directed by Thornton Freeland in 1930. Murray Spivack is known for The Sand Pebbles directed by Robert Wise, Steve McQueen stars as Jake Holman and Richard Attenborough as Frenchy Burgoyne. Murray Spivack has got 2 awards and 1 nominations so far. The most recent award Murray Spivack achieved is Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA. The upcoming new movie Murray Spivack plays is Legend of the Northwest which will be released on Jan 01, 1978.
Murray Spivack was born on September 6, 1903 in Russia. He is known for Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970), Hello, Dolly! (1969) and King Kong, la huitième merveille du monde (1933). He died on May 8, 1994 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Birthday
Sep 06, 1903Place of Birth
Russia
Known For
Awards
2 wins & 1 nominations
Movies & TV Shows
- 1978
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6.3 - 1970
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7.5 - 1970
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7.9 - 1969
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7.0 - 1968
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6.4 - 1967
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6.2 - 1966
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7.6 - 1966
The Bible: In the Beginning...
music department, sound department
6.2 - 1965
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8.1 - 1964
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7.8 - 1963
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7.0 - 1962
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7.7 - 1961
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7.6 - 1960
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6.8 - 1960
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7.9 - 1960
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5.5 - 1958
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6.8 - 1957
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5.8 - 1956
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6.7 - 1954
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6.7 - 1954
There's No Business Like Show Business
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6.4 - 1953
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6.7 - 1953
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6.1 - 1952
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6.1 - 1951
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6.9 - 1947
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6.4 - 1946
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7.2 - 1946
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6.1 - 1946
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7.0 - 1946
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6.6 - 1946
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7.1 - 1946
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7.1 - 1946
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6.9 - 1946
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5.9 - 1946
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6.2 - 1945
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5.9 - 1945
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7.6 - 1945
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7.0 - 1945
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6.2 - 1945
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7.0 - 1945
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6.7 - 1945
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5.8 - 1945
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7.4 - 1945
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6.3 - 1945
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5.9 - 1945
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6.8 - 1945
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5.7 - 1945
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6.5 - 1945
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8.0 - 1945
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7.4 - 1944
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6.4 - 1944
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7.2 - 1944
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7.0 - 1944
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6.8 - 1944
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5.9 - 1944
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7.9 - 1934
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7.4 - 1934
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4.7 - 1934
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6.6 - 1934
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5.8 - 1934
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6.5 - 1934
music department
5.3 - 1934
music department
6.8 - 1933
music department
6.6 - 1933
music department
6.4 - 1933
sound department
5.6 - 1933
sound department
6.0 - 1933
sound department
6.3 - 1933
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7.9 - 1932
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7.1 - 1930
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6.4