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Emmy Award-winner Fielder Cook was a top television director who got his start in the early days of television, when he went to work for Lux Video Theatre (1950) in 1950.
Jun 25, 2003 · Fielder Cook, whose long career in films and TV included directing the TV movie that was turned into the popular 1970s series “The Waltons,” has died. Cook, who was 80, died June 20 at a...
Fielder Cook. Director: Brigadoon. Emmy Award-winner Fielder Cook was a top television director who got his start in the early days of television, when he went to work for Lux Video Theatre (1950) in 1950.
Fielder Cook, the respected television director who brought many of the stage's works and stars to the small screen, died June 20 in Charlotte, NC, the New York Times reported. He was 80.
Jun 26, 2003 · Emmy winner Fielder Cook, director of hard-hitting and warmhearted dramas during TV’s early golden age and who continued in later years into film and miniseries, died Friday June 20 in Charlotte,...
Jun 20, 2003 · Fielder Cook was a director who was born in 1923 in United States and died in 2003 known for A Big Hand For the Little Lady, Patterns, Prudence and the Pill, Beauty and the Beast (TV), How to Save a Marriage and Ruin Your Life, From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler (The Hideaways), Seize the Day, Lux Video Theatre (TV Series ...
Jul 3, 2003 · TV and film director Fielder Cook, 80, died June 20 at a Charlotte, N.C., hospital. Cook was a director on a Who’s Who of golden-age TV drama-anthology series, including Playhouse 90, Kraft Television Theatre and Hallmark Hall ofFame.
