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Douglas Shearer
- Born
- Active
- Started 1928
Canadian sound designer and recording director (1899-1971).
Quick Facts
- Died
- 1971-01-05
- Occupation
- artist · audio engineer · engineer · film director
- Citizenship
- United States · Canada
- Birthplace
- Westmount
Relationships
Douglas Shearer is the child of Andrew Shearer and Edith Fisher.
Spouses & partners
- SpouseAnn Lee CunninghamFrom 1932
- SpouseAvice CurryFrom 1970
Family
- FatherAndrew Shearer
- MotherEdith Fisher
- SiblingNorma Shearer
- SiblingAthole Shearer
- ChildStephen Shearer
- ChildMark Shearer
Awards & Nominations
The Big House earned Douglas Shearer the Academy Award for Best Sound in 5 November 1930. Naughty Marietta earned Douglas Shearer the Academy Award for Best Sound in 5 March 1936.
Works & Screen Credits
- The Great CarusoAward recognition · 20 March 1952
- Green Dolphin StreetAward recognition · 20 March 1948
- They Were ExpendableAward nomination · 27 January 1946
- Thirty Seconds Over TokyoAward recognition · 15 March 1945
- KismetAward nomination · 3 February 1945
- Madame CurieAward nomination · 6 February 1944
- Mrs. MiniverAward nomination · 8 February 1943
- The Chocolate SoldierAward nomination · 6 February 1942
- Flight CommandAward nomination · 6 February 1942
- Strike Up the BandAward recognition · 27 February 1941
- Boom TownAward nomination · 10 February 1941
- BalalaikaAward nomination · 11 February 1940
- The Wizard of OzAward nomination · 11 February 1940
- SweetheartsAward nomination · 5 February 1939
- MaytimeAward nomination · 6 February 1938
- San FranciscoAward recognition · 4 March 1937
- Naughty MariettaAward recognition · 5 March 1936
- Viva Villa!Award nomination · 5 February 1935
- The Big HouseAward recognition · 5 November 1930
Sources & Credits
Wikidata · Q8651 ↗
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