Ted Sturgis Net Worth

Ted Sturgis Net Worth is
$15 Million

Ted Sturgis Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018

Ted "Mohawk" Sturgis is an American jazz bassist.Sturgis started on piano at age five and played alto saxophone, guitar and drums in addition to bass. He primarily played double-bass, although he played electric bass on some recordings late in life. He played with Roy Eldridge and Eddie Mallory in New York City in the 1930s, and appears on a 1943 Eldridge recording for Brunswick.He then worked as a sideman in the 1940s with, among others, Benny Carter, Don Byas, Stuff Smith, and Louis Armstrong. He was a frequent accompanist of female singers such as Billie Holiday, Mildred Bailey, and in Earl Hines' orchestra with Sarah Vaughan.In the 1950s and 1960s Sturgis worked extensively as a freelance musician, and played often in USO events. His credits aside from bass playing include guitar with Lester Young and drums with Stuff Smith. He recorded his last dates as a leader in 1976 but continued to play into the 1980s with Spanky Davis, eventually retiring around the end of the decade.

Date Of Birth1927
Place Of BirthEngland, UK
ProfessionAssistant Director, Production Manager

Assistant Director

TitleYearStatusCharacter
Victims1979Short first assistant director
Death on the Nile1978second assistant director - uncredited
Sky Riders1976assistant director
Brannigan1975assistant director
Murder on the Orient Express1974first assistant director
Butley1974first assistant director
The Offence1973first assistant director
Sitting Target1972assistant director
Crucible of Terror1971assistant director
Gumshoe1971assistant director
Passion Potion1971assistant director
Scrooge1970assistant director
Cromwell1970assistant director
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie1969assistant director
Hot Millions1968assistant director
Prudence and the Pill1968assistant director
Dark of the Sun1968assistant director
To Sir, with Love1967assistant director
Africa: Texas Style1967assistant director
The Deadly Affair1966assistant director
Cul-De-Sac1966first assistant director
Promise Her Anything1966assistant director
Repulsion1965first assistant director
The Black Torment1964first assistant director
The Comedy Man1964assistant director
Disk-O-Tek Holiday1964assistant director
633 Squadron1964assistant director
Children of the Damned1964assistant director
The Truth About Spring1964assistant director
Tamahine1963assistant director - uncredited
This Sporting Life1963assistant director
The Lion1962assistant director
Dangerous Afternoon1961assistant director
Johnny Nobody1961assistant director
Five Golden Hours1961assistant director
Foxhole in Cairo1960assistant director
The Trials of Oscar Wilde1960assistant director
Peeping Tom1960assistant director
Jazz Boat1960first assistant director
Jungle Street Girls1960assistant director
Killers of Kilimanjaro1959assistant director
The Bandit of Zhobe1959assistant director
Idol on Parade1959first assistant director
The Man Who Wouldn't Talk1958assistant director
The Bridge on the River Kwai1957assistant director
Sea Wife1957assistant director
Hour of Decision1957assistant director
It's Great to Be Young!1956second assistant director - uncredited
Cast a Dark Shadow1955second assistant director - uncredited
The Atomic Man1955assistant director
The Colditz Story1955second assistant director - uncredited
An Inspector Calls1954third assistant director - uncredited
The Good Die Young1954second assistant director - uncredited

Production Manager

TitleYearStatusCharacter
Adam and Nicole1975production manager
Ghost in the Noonday Sun1973production manager
The Asphyx1972production manager
Crucible of Terror1971production manager

Won Awards

YearAwardCeremonyNominationMovie
1958DGA AwardDirectors Guild of America, USAOutstanding Directorial Achievement in Motion PicturesThe Bridge on the River Kwai (1957)

Known for movies

Source
IMDB Wikipedia

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