A. Earl Hedrick(1896-1985)

A. Earl Hedrick was born on 2 March 1896 in Los Angeles, California, USA. A. was an art director and production designer, known for Sullivan's Travels (1941), Ace in the Hole (1951) and The Lost Weekend (1945). A. died on 18 September 1985 in Whittier, California, USA.

Known for

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TV Series

Michael O'Hara the Fourth
7.2
TV Movie
- Art Director (as Earl Hedrick)
- 1972
Bonanza
7.3
TV Series
- Art Director
- 1959–1971
The High Chaparral
7.6
TV Series
- Art Director (as Earl Hedrick)
- 1967
But Not for Me
6.3
- Art Director (as Earl Hedrick)
- 1959
Teacher's Pet
7.1
- Art Director (as Earl Hedrick)
- 1958
The Delicate Delinquent
6.3
- Art Director (as Earl Hedrick)
- 1957
Williamsburg: The Story of a Patriot
7.0
Short
- Art Director (as Earl Hedrick)
- 1957
Three Violent People
6.3
- Art Director (as Earl Hedrick)
- 1956
The Proud and Profane
6.2
- Art Director (as Earl Hedrick)
- 1956
You're Never Too Young
6.5
- Art Director (as Earl Hedrick)
- 1955
The Far Horizons
6.1
- Art Director
- 1955
Strategic Air Command
6.3
- Art Director (as Earl Hedrick)
- 1955
About Mrs. Leslie
7.1
- Art Director
- 1954
Jivaro
5.9
- Art Director (as Earl Hedrick)
- 1954
Those Redheads from Seattle
5.7
- Art Director (as Earl Hedrick)
- 1953

Trivia
Former architect. Came to Hollywood in 1932, first as draftsman for Paramount, then promoted to full art director, a position he occupied until 1957. He subsequently worked as set designer for television. His most prolific contribution (alongside Hal Pereira) was on the popular western series Bonanza (1959), for which he co-designed the Ponderosa interiors and exteriors on stages sixteen and seventeen at Paramount.