1991 | Last feature (to date) as director, "Man in the Moon" |
1979 | Co-produced and directed "Same Time, Next Year", based on Bernard Slade's two-character Broadway play |
1972 | Directed and produced "The Other" |
1971 | Narrated and directed "Summer of '42" |
1969 | Dissolved Pakula-Mulligan Productions |
1965 | First feature credit as producer (with Pakula), "Inside Daisy Clover", an underrated Hollywood expose starring Natalie Wood and Robert Redford; also directed |
1962 | Received Oscar nomination as Best Director for "To Kill a Mockingbird"; first Pakula-Mulligan feature |
1962 | With Alan J Pakula, founded Pakula-Mulligan Productions |
1959 | Won an Emmy for directing NBC's "The Moon and Sixpence", based on the Somerset Maugham novel, starring Anderson and Laurence Olivier; also produced |
1958 | Produced and directed the CBS telecast of "The Member of the Wedding", adapted from the novel by Carson McCullers |
1958 | Broadway directing debut, "Comes a Day", starring Judith Anderson |
1957 | Feature film debut as director, "Fear Strikes Out" |
1956 | Directed "Victor Borge's Comedy in Music (I and II)" (both for CBS) |
1955 | Helmed segments of NBC's "The Alcoa Hour" |
| Directed episodes of such CBS series as "Suspense", "TV Playhouse", and "Playhouse 90" |
| Began working as a messenger for CBS-TV |
| Worked in editorial department of THE NEW YORK TIMES during the late 1940s |
| Served as a US Marine radio operator during WWII |
