RIP Maury Dexter

American producer, director Maury Dexter died in Simi Valley, California on May 28^th. He was 88. Born Morris Gene Poindexter in Paris, Arkansas on June 12, 1928 he was member of the Director's Guild since 1936, he once directed 20 films in a year's time for 20th Century Fox. By the 1960's, he had his own production company, but the apex of his career came when he became a director for Michael Landon's "Little House on the Prairie" and " Highway to Heaven". Dexter directed the Euro-western “Outlaw of Red River” (1965) starring George Montgomery. He was also a co-producer of "Die for a Dollar in
Tucson".