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Ira Webb(1899-1971)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Producer
Set Decorator

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Ira Webb was born on 12 May 1899 in Scottdale, Pennsylvania, USA. She was an assistant director and producer, known for Phantom of the Opera (1943), Arabian Nights (1942) and The Climax (1944). She died on 9 December 1971 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Won 1 Oscar
- 1 win & 2 nominations total

Known for

Nelson Eddy and Susanna Foster in Phantom of the Opera (1943)

Phantom of the Opera

6.4

Set Decorator(as Ira S. Webb)

1943

Leif Erickson, Jon Hall, Maria Montez, and Sabu in Arabian Nights (1942)

6.1

Art Department(as Ira S. Webb)

1942

The Climax (1944)

5.4

Set Decorator(as Ira S. Webb)

1944

Lash La Rue in Dead Man's Gold (1948)

Dead Man's Gold

7.1

Producer

1948

Credits

Second Unit or Assistant Director

Godzilla
5.2
- assistant director
- 1977
Godzilla
7.1
- assistant director (uncredited)
- 1957
Godzilla, King of the Monsters!
6.3
- assistant director
- 1956
Celebrity Playhouse
7.3
TV Series
- assistant director
- 1955
For the Defense
TV Movie
- assistant director
- 1954
China Smith
7.3
TV Series
- assistant director
- 1952–1953
The Gabby Hayes Show
7.0
TV Series
- assistant director
- second unit director
- 1951–1953
The Fighting Seventh
6.6
- assistant director
- 1951
The Hawk of Powder River
5.4
- assistant director (as Ira S. Webb)
- 1948
The Westward Trail
6.1
- assistant director (as Ira S. Webb)
- 1948
Tornado Range
6.0
- assistant director (as Ira S. Webb)
- 1948
Stage to Mesa City
6.1
- assistant director (as Ira S. Webb)
- 1948
Check Your Guns
6.2
- assistant director (as Ira S. Webb)
- 1948
Cheyenne Takes Over
5.6
- assistant director
- 1947
Shadow Valley
6.5
- assistant director
- 1947

Producer

Kentucky Rifle
4.3
- associate producer (as Ira S. Webb)
- 1955
Lash of the West
5.6
TV Series
- producer (as Ira S. Webb)
- 1953
The Frontier Phantom
5.9
- associate producer
- 1952
The Black Lash
6.5
- associate producer
- 1952
The Vanishing Outpost
6.5
- associate producer
- 1951
The Thundering Trail
6.3
- associate producer
- 1951
King of the Bullwhip
7.0
- associate producer
- 1950
Fast on the Draw
5.5
- associate producer
- 1950
West of the Brazos
5.8
- associate producer
- 1950
Colorado Ranger
5.2
- associate producer
- 1950
Crooked River
5.2
- associate producer
- 1950
Marshal of Heldorado
5.6
- associate producer
- 1950
Hostile Country
5.4
- associate producer
- 1950
The Daltons' Women
6.1
- associate producer
- 1950
Red Desert
5.2
- associate producer
- 1949

Set Decorator

The Climax
5.4
- Set Decorator (as Ira S. Webb)
- 1944
Reckless Age
6.4
- Set Decorator (as Ira S. Webb)
- 1944
Gypsy Wildcat
5.8
- Set Decorator (as Ira S. Webb)
- 1944
South of Dixie
7.2
- Set Decorator (as Ira S. Webb)
- 1944
The Scarlet Claw
7.2
- Set Decorator (as Ira S. Webb)
- 1944
Follow the Boys
5.8
- Set Decorator (as Ira S. Webb, set decorations)
- 1944
Cobra Woman
5.7
- Set Decorator (as I.S. Webb)
- 1944
Hi, Good Lookin'!
7.1
- Set Decorator (as Ira S. Webb)
- 1944
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
6.3
- Set Decorator (as Ira S. Webb)
- 1943
Hi Ya, Sailor
6.0
- Set Decorator (as Ira S. Webb)
- 1943
So's Your Uncle
6.0
- Set Decorator (as I.S. Webb)
- 1943
Phantom of the Opera
6.4
- Set Decorator (as Ira S. Webb)
- 1943
Hers to Hold
6.3
- Set Decorator (as Ira S. Webb)
- 1943
Captive Wild Woman
5.4
- Set Decorator (as Ira S. Webb)
- 1943
Pittsburgh
6.4
- Set Decorator
- 1942

Personal details

Alternative names
- I.S. Webb
Born
- May 12, 1899
- Scottdale, Pennsylvania, USA
Died
- December 9, 1971
- Los Angeles, California, USA
Children
- Mary Lou Webb

Did you know

Trivia
Uncle of Robert Webb and Gordon A. Webb, brother of Harry S. Webb.

Nickname
- Ira S. Webb

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