harry garson became the main director for the american international pictures company.
harry garson became the main director for the american international pictures company.
who became the main director for the american international pictures company?
harry garson
gordon had written two scripts, "the atomic monster" and "the hidden face". wood filmed them as "bride of the monster" (1952) and "jail bait" (1954).









































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arkoff set up a company, american releasing company which became american international pictures. gordon was one of their most important producers in the early days, usually collaborating with writer lou rusoff and director edward l. cahn.
alex gordon (writer-producer)
aip-tv was absorbed as the wholly owned program syndication arm of filmways television. filmways was later bought by orion pictures company in 1982 and filmways was later renamed to orion pictures corporation, but retained the distribution arm. this allowed orion to establish its own distribution after utilizing warner bros. for distribution which still has distribution rights to orion films warner distributed. today, a majority of the aip library is owned by metro-goldwyn-mayer's subsidiary orion pictures corporation. the american international name is still a registered trademark owned by mgm's orion pictures unit.









































section::::list of american international pictures films.
american international pictures