Jerome Courtland

Embodying the spirit of classic Hollywood, Jerome Courtland was born in 1926 in Knoxville, Tennessee, USA, and began his directorial career in the 1960s. Primarily focusing on television series and family-friendly films, he is best known for directing the Disney classics, "Escape to Witch Mountain" and "The Strongest Man in the World". Although he didn't garner any significant awards at major film festivals, his work was cherished by audiences for its wholesome themes and heartwarming narratives. Jerome Courtland, with his warm Southern charm and dedication to storytelling, embodied the golden age of television and cinema that is fondly remembered by many.