American director Joseph Newman started in the film industry as an office boy at MGM when he was only 16. He went on to work as a script clerk, assistant director, and director of short films. By the early '40s, Newman had become a competent, consistent director of routine action films. During WWII, he made films for the Signal Corps and rose to become a major.
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