Alex March

"Master of human drama," Alex March was born in the year 1925 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. March's directorial career spanned from the late 1950s to the early 1990s and he mainly worked in drama and comedy genres, most notably directing "The Big Bounce" and the critically acclaimed, Emmy-winning television movie "The Man Without a Country." While March did not garner accolades from major film festivals, his work was celebrated in the television industry, where he developed a reputation for his nuanced storytelling and ability to evoke strong performances from his actors. Alex March, always humble and dedicated, never sought the limelight but had an undeniable impact on the film and television industry through his remarkable storytelling.