Allan A. Goldstein Explained

Allan A. Goldstein
Birth Date:	23 May 1949
Birth Place:	Brooklyn, New York, United States
Occupation:	Film director, screenwriter

Allan A. Goldstein (born May 23, 1949) is an American film director and screenwriter, perhaps best known for directing the Charles Bronson vehicle ^[1] and the Leslie Nielsen comedy .

Filmography as director

• A Warehouse for Bodies (1979)
• 7th Annual Young Comedians Show (1982) (TV)
• The Dining Room (1984) (TV)
• House of Dies Drear (1984) (TV)
• The Outside Chance of Maximilian Glick (1988)
• The Lawrenceville Stories (1988–89) (TV miniseries, episodes 2 & 3)
• Cold Front (1989)
• The Phone Call (1989) (TV)
• Chaindance (1991)
• (1994)
• Memory Run (1995)
• Vents contraires (1995) (TV)
• Midnight Heat (1996) (TV)
• Virus (1996)
• Dog's Best Friend (1998) (TV)
• Loss of Faith (1998) (TV)
• Jungle Boy (1998)
• Home Team (1998)
• When Justice Fails (1999)
• (2000)
• One Way Out (2002)
• Pact with the Devil (2004)
• Fire (2004) (video)
• Snakeman (2005)
• Growing Up with Julian (filming)

Notes and References

1. Web site: The New York Times. Review/Film; It's Not Just The Killing, It's the How. Stephen Holden. Holden, Stephen. January 17, 1994.