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      Fred Walton

      Fred Walton

      Highest Rated: 63% When a Stranger Calls Back (1993)

      Lowest Rated: 38% When a Stranger Calls (1979)

      Birthday: Not Available

      Birthplace: Not Available

      Fred Walton worked on a variety of projects during his entertainment career. In his early acting career, Walton appeared in such films as "The City" (1926), "Below the Deadline" (1929) and "Dynamite" (1929). He also appeared in "Sin Takes a Holiday" (1930), the adaptation "Kiki" (1931) with Mary Pickford and "The Big Gamble" (1931). He continued to act in productions like "Dracula's Daughter" (1936), "Torture Ship" (1939) and the dramatic adaptation "Lili" (1953) with Leslie Caron. Most recently, Walton appeared on the Wes Craven documentary "Going to Pieces: The Rise and Fall of the Slasher Film" (2007).

      Filmography

      Movies

      Credit
      No Score Yet 58% The Stepford Husbands Director - 1996
      No Score Yet No Score Yet The Courtyard Director - 1995
      No Score Yet 83% Dead Air Director - 1994
      63% 62% When a Stranger Calls Back Director,
      Screenwriter
      - 1993
      No Score Yet No Score Yet The Price She Paid Director - 1992
      No Score Yet 38% Homewrecker Director,
      Writer
      - 1992
      No Score Yet No Score Yet Murder in Paradise Director - 1990
      No Score Yet 40% Trapped Director - 1989
      No Score Yet 38% I Saw What You Did Director - 1988
      No Score Yet 37% The Rosary Murders Director $1.7M 1987
      58% 47% April Fool's Day Director $11.3M 1986
      No Score Yet No Score Yet Alfred Hitchcock Presents Director - 1985
      No Score Yet No Score Yet Hadley's Rebellion Director - 1984
      38% 49% When a Stranger Calls Director,
      Screenwriter
      - 1979
      No Score Yet No Score Yet Forbidden Heaven Pluffy (Character) - 1936

      TV

      Credit
      71% 85% Miami Vice Director 1986
      No Score Yet No Score Yet Alfred Hitchcock Presents Director,
      Writer
      1985