Ewing Miles Brown

Ewing Miles Brown began his career as an actor in Hollywood. His first role was a small part in the comedy, Our Gang. In the early 1950s he decided to integrate the production domain. He was the head editor in Emperor films and was recruited by Robert L. Lippert studio to take responsibility for production.[1]

Ewing Miles Brown
OccupationActor, Producer, Director
Years active1946–present

Not happy working for others, he opened his own production company, Movie Tech Studio. Meanwhile, he did not stop his activity as an actor and has contributed to several Hollywood films. He was often called by his nickname, "the Lucky Brown".

He died May 27th, 2019, age 97.

As an actor[2]
YearFilmDirectorStars
2008Hollywood ConfidentialKen OsbornVernon Wells, Joe Estevez, James MacPherson
2002The StonemanEwing Miles BrownPat Morita, Christopher Atkins, Robert Riker
2000The Thundering 8thDonald BorzaDonald Borza, Ewing Miles Brown, Bo Hopkins
1993Die WatchingCharles DavisChristopher Atkins, Vali Ashton, Mike Jacobs Jr
1992Shadow of the DragonJimmy WilliamsRobert Z'Dar, Sandy Palm, Donna Cherry
1990A Shattered DreamRobert IscoveAshley Allyn, Edward Blackoff, Ewing Miles Brown
1961The FantomHarold DanielsRoger Creed, Paulette Goddard, Lon Chaney Jr
1958Giant from the UnknownRichard E.CunhanEd Kemmer, Sally Fraser, Bob Steele
1957The Astounding-She-Monster[3]Ronald V.AshcroftRobert Clarke, Kenne Duncan, Marilyn Harvey
1956Walk the Dark StreetWyott OrdungChuck Connors, Don Ross, Regina Gleason
1950Red Rock OutlawLucky BrownBob Gilbert, Ione Nixon and Forrest Matthews

As a producer[4]
TitleRoleYear
The RuiningExecutive Producer2004
DismemberedProducer as Ewing M.Brown2003
The StonemanProducer as Ewing M.Brown2002
A Whale of a TaleProducer1977
Horror of the Blood MonstersAssociate Producer as Ewing Brown1970
Blood of Dracula's CastleAssociate Producer1969
Hells Chosen FewAssociate Producer as Ewing Brown1968

References
  1. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2012-06-12. Retrieved 2011-02-21.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  2. "Ewing Miles Brown".
  3. "Movie Reviews". The New York Times. June 2020.
  4. "Ewing Miles Brown".

Further reading
  • Scary Monsters Magazine, January, 2012 no.81 "Lucky Brown Remembers.....The Horror Icons Of Hollywood's Hey day" Part One, massive 15 page interview with Ewing Brown by writers/interviewers Lawrence Fultz Jr. and Paul Parla
  • Scary Monsters Magazine 2012 Yearbook, March, 2012 no.20 "Lucky Brown Remembers....More Horror Icons Of Hollywood's Hey day" Part Two, by Lawrence Fultz Jr. and Paul Parla introduction by Anthony DiSalvo


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