| W. S. Van Dyke  AKA Woodbridge Strong Van Dyke II
Born: 21-Mar-1889
Birthplace: San Diego, CA
Died: 5-Feb-1943
Location of death: Brentwood, CA
Cause of death: Suicide
Remains: Buried, Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, CA
Gender: Male
Religion: Christian Science
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Film Director
Party Affiliation: Democratic [1] Nationality: United States
Executive summary: The Thin Man
[1] Delegate to 1940 Democratic National Convention.
Wife: Zina (div. 1935)
Wife: Ruth Mannix (m. 26-Feb-1935, until his death, three children)
Hollywood Walk of Fame 6141 Hollywood Blvd.
Risk Factors: Cancer
FILMOGRAPHY AS DIRECTOR
Journey for Margaret (28-Oct-1942)
Cairo (17-Aug-1942)
I Married an Angel (9-Jul-1942)
Dr. Kildare's Victory (4-Feb-1942)
Shadow of the Thin Man (21-Nov-1941)
The Feminine Touch (Oct-1941)
Rage in Heaven (7-Mar-1941)
Bitter Sweet (8-Nov-1940)
I Love You Again (9-Aug-1940)
I Take This Woman (2-Feb-1940)
Another Thin Man (17-Nov-1939)
Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever (18-Jul-1939)
It's a Wonderful World (19-May-1939)
Stand Up and Fight (6-Jan-1939)
Sweethearts (22-Dec-1938)
Marie Antoinette (8-Jul-1938)
Rosalie (24-Dec-1937)
They Gave Him a Gun (7-May-1937)
Personal Property (19-Mar-1937)
After the Thin Man (25-Dec-1936)
Love on the Run (20-Nov-1936)
The Devil Is A Sissy (18-Sep-1936)
His Brother's Wife (7-Aug-1936)
Rose-Marie (28-Jan-1936)
I Live My Life (4-Oct-1935)
Forsaking All Others (23-Dec-1934)
Hide-Out (18-Aug-1934)
The Thin Man (23-May-1934)
Manhattan Melodrama (2-May-1934)
Eskimo (14-Nov-1933)
Penthouse (8-Sep-1933)
Night Court (23-Apr-1932)
Tarzan the Ape Man (25-Mar-1932)
The Cuban Love Song (5-Dec-1931)
Guilty Hands (22-Aug-1931)
Never the Twain Shall Meet (16-May-1931)
Trader Horn (3-Feb-1931)
The Pagan (27-Apr-1929)
White Shadows in the South Seas (31-Jul-1928)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
Intolerance: Love's Struggle Through the Ages (5-Aug-1916)
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