Lydia Bailey
Jean Negulesco
['Jimmy Sangster', 'Billy Wilder', 'Nishikant Kamat', 'Michael Cacoyannis', 'Matthew Weiner', 'Hiroyuki Imaishi', 'Lamont Johnson', 'Mario Zampi', 'Duke Mitchell', 'Amol Palekar', 'Abel Ferrara', 'Nicolas Philibert', 'Andjar', 'Max Gillies', 'Joe Pytka', 'Karan Johar', 'David Steinberg', 'Scola', 'Gillian Armstrong', 'Emanuele Crialese', 'Douglas Day Stewart', 'Babubhai Mistry', 'Lucas Belvaux', 'Steven Spielberg', 'Karl Maka', 'Russell Mulcahy', 'Goutom Ghosh', 'Zach Cregger', 'Jean Rollin', 'Waris Hussein', 'Hanung Bramantyo', 'Iqbal Durrani', 'Linguswamy', 'Albert Dekker', 'John Sayles', 'Bharathi Raja', 'Duniya Soori', 'Mario Gariazzo', 'John Landis', 'George Sherman', 'Miguel Albaladejo', 'Boopathy Pandian', 'Haskell Wexler', 'Kenny Ortega', 'Masoud Kimiai', 'Stuart Heisler', 'Devendra Goel', 'William Desmond Taylor', 'John English', 'Hal Hartley', 'John Hough', 'Wallace Fox', 'Bryan Forbes', 'The Wachowski Brothers', 'George Sluizer', 'Jeff Garlin', 'Bertrand Tavernier', 'Annelise Hovmand', 'Brett Leonard', 'Teenage Apocalypse Trilogy', 'Clara Law', 'Yonfan', 'Don Scardino', 'Jang Hoon', 'John Llewellyn Moxey', 'Mick Garris', 'Joseph Henabery', 'Dick Maas', 'Clarence Fok', 'Giuseppe De Santis', 'Tommy Wirkola', 'Ram Mukherjee', 'Marshall Herskovitz', 'Alex Kendrick', 'Aldo Fabrizi', 'Chitralaya Gopu', 'Christopher Nolan', 'suseenthiran', 'Lewis Allen', 'Frank Urson', 'Harry Piel', 'Demy', 'Tom Six', 'Francesco Nuti', 'Pierre Morel', 'Bill Duke', 'Saul Bass', 'Frank Perry', 'Abel Gance', 'Rudolf Meinert', 'Kiyoshi Kurosawa', 'Andrei Tarkovsky', 'Howard Hughes', 'Sam Fuller', 'Michel Blanc', 'Alanis Obomsawin', 'Puri Jagannadh', 'Rusty Cundieff', 'Lillian Gish']
Lydia Bailey
Lydia Bailey is a 1952 American historical film directed by Jean Negulesco, based on the novel of the same name by Kenneth Roberts. It stars Dale Robertson and Anne Francis.