Film Director. Born Raymond Alfred Nazarro, he entered the movie business during the silent era, and began as an assistant director in 1935 on "Roaring Roads." Nazarro directed many of the studio's low-budget Westerns and action pictures in the late 1940s and 50s. At the end of the '50s, with the market for B-westerns drying up in America, Nazarro picked up his career in Europe with features such as the German-made "Dog Eat Dog" (1964) and the Italian "Arrivederci Cowboy," (1967) and also began working in television writing and producing the 1955 series "Fury." Nazarro died of cancer.
Film Director. Born Raymond Alfred Nazarro, he entered the movie business during the silent era, and began as an assistant director in 1935 on "Roaring Roads." Nazarro directed many of the studio's low-budget Westerns and action pictures in the late 1940s and 50s. At the end of the '50s, with the market for B-westerns drying up in America, Nazarro picked up his career in Europe with features such as the German-made "Dog Eat Dog" (1964) and the Italian "Arrivederci Cowboy," (1967) and also began working in television writing and producing the 1955 series "Fury." Nazarro died of cancer.
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