★ Directing
1904 – 1997
· Budapest, Austria-Hungary (now Budapest, Hungary)
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Active 1928–1973
Andrew Marton, born in 1904 in Budapest, Hungary, was a director whose work left a distinct mark on cult cinema. He helmed King Solomon's Mines (1950), a thrilling adventure that showcased his knack for grand storytelling. In the 1960s, Marton directed both Around the World Under the Sea and Birds Do It (1966), films that reflect the era's fascination with exploration and comedy. His unique vision and ability to blend genres have made his films a staple in the realm of cult and exploitation cinema.
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Around the World Under the Sea
1966
★ 5.4
Director
A five man submarine plants sensors around the worlds oceans to monitor for a impending earthquake.
Career Highlights
Top 6 by popularity · TMDB
Filmography
58 creditsCrew Credits
1970s
2 credits
1960s
21 credits
1950s
13 credits
1940s
5 credits
1930s
15 credits
1920s
2 credits