ANDREW McLAGLEN - DOCUMENT SIGNED 01/14/1972 - HFSID 147623

ANDREW McLAGLEN
Signed form from 1972 to calculate his dues to the Directors Guild of America.
Document signed "Andrew McLaglen". Blue and black ink notations in unknown hand and blue ink date stamp. 1 page, 8½x11. Jan. 14, 1972. McLaglen signed this form in order to calculate his 1972 dues for the Directors Guild of America, which was based on his earnings as a producer or director. He claimed that he earned $100,000 in 1971, but estimated that he would have none in 1972. McLaglen had no producing or directing credits in 1972, but he did in 1971 and 1973, the years bookending it. British-American director McLaglen (1920-2014) put together a solid resume of action films (The Devil's Brigade, 1968; The Wild Geese, 1978; ffolkes, 1980) and westerns (Bandolero!, 1968; The Last Hard Men, 1978) between 1954 and 1989. He's especially well-known for his work with John Wayne (McClintock!, 1963; Hellfighters, 1968; The Undefeated, 1969; Chisum, 1970; Cahill: United States Marshall, 1973) and Jimmy Stewart (Shenandoah, 1965; Fool's Parade, 1971) as well as numerous episodes of Gunsmoke (1956-1965), Have Gun, Will Travel (1957-1963), Perry Mason (1958-1960) and The Lieutenant (1963-1964). But he's also had misses. McLaglen helmed the slob vs. snobs police procedural Mitchell (1975), which was viciously taken apart on Mystery Science Theatre 3000. Lightly creased. Random ink stains. Folded thrice vertically and four times horizontally. Otherwise, fine condition.