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Steve Gomer

Birthplace:
Yonkers, New York, USA

Biography from TheMovieDB

​From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia  Steve Gomer is an American film and television director. In 1987, he made his directorial debut directing the film Sweet Lorriane starring Maureen Stapleton. He continued directing films namely Fly by Night (1993), Sunset Park (1996) starring Rhea Perlman and Barney's Great Adventure (1998). Since 2000, he moved on to television directing episodes of Chicago Hope, Gilmore Girls, Ally McBeal, Joan of Arcadia, The Unit, Private Practice and few other series.

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Film Production

Director:
1987  Sweet Lorraine
1992  Fly By Night
1996  Sunset Park
1998  Barney's Great Adventure
2009  Expecting a Miracle
2017  All Saints
????  Love and Other Sorrows

Producer:
1987  Sweet Lorraine
1992  Fly By Night
1996  Sunset Park
1998  Barney's Great Adventure
2009  Expecting a Miracle
2017  All Saints
????  Love and Other Sorrows

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TV Production

Director:
1994  Chicago Hope
1997  Ally McBeal
1997  The Practice
2000  Gilmore Girls
2000  Strong Medicine
2001  The Guardian
2001  Thieves
2002  Everwood
2002  Without a Trace
2003  Joan of Arcadia
2004  Clubhouse
2004  Huff
2004  Veronica Mars
2006  Jericho
2006  Shark
2006  The Unit
2007  Private Practice
2008  Cashmere Mafia
2009  Harper's Island
2010  Blue Bloods

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