EditingBORN 1903BROOKLYN7 FILMS IN DB

GeorgeAmy

Known for Editing · Kid Nightingale, She Had to Say Yes, Gambling on the High Seas

FILMS IN DB

$64

TOTAL VALUE

PRICED

$21

AVG VALUE

DVD

BEST FORMAT

💎

RAREST RELEASE

She Had to Say Yes

~$32 · 4K · 1933

📈

MOST VALUABLE

Granny Get Your Gun

$6 · Est. market value

BIOGRAPHY

George Amy is an American film editor known for his work at Warner Brothers during the 1930s. He earns recognition for his editing style that contributes to the studio's reputation for fluidity and pace. Collectors may seek his titles for their historical significance and association with acclaimed directors.

BORN

October 15, 1903

BIRTHPLACE

Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

KNOWN FOR

Editing

TOTAL CREDITS

7 (TMDb)

IN WATCHROSTER DB

7 matched films

HIGHEST VALUE RELEASES

FILMS BY DECADE

FULL FILMOGRAPHY

7 films

TITLE

YEAR

ROLE

FORMATS

RATING

VALUE

Matty Malneck And His Orchestra

Gambling on the High Seas

★ 3.5

+ TRACK

★ 5.5

$25

+ TRACK

4KALLBLU-RAY DVD VHS

★ 5.2

$32

+ TRACK

Matty Malneck And His Orchestra

1940

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Gambling on the High Seas

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is George Amy known for?

George Amy is known for his work in editing, with notable films including Granny Get Your Gun (1940), Kid Nightingale (1939), and She Had to Say Yes (1933).

What genres does George Amy's filmography span?

George Amy's filmography spans multiple genres, including Music, Comedy, Western, Romance, Drama, and Crime.

What era does George Amy's work cover?

George Amy's work covers the years from 1933 to 1940, with his most active decade being the 1930s.

How many films are in George Amy's filmography?

George Amy has a total of 7 films listed in his filmography.

What physical media formats do George Amy's films appear on?

George Amy's films appear on other physical media formats.