Lewis Teague

Lewis Teague is an American film director known for directing 'Cujo', a horror film based on a Stephen King novel.

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March 8, 1938

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Lewis Teague, an American film director and screenwriter, is renowned for his work on horror films such as “Cujo” and “Cat’s Eye.” His other notable projects include directing “The Jewel of the Nile” and “Navy Seals.” Teague’s exceptional directing skills earned him a Primetime Emmy award for an episode of the television series “Crime Story.” Before becoming a director, he gained experience as a production assistant on “The Godfather” and an editor on “Dirty Harry.” Apart from his film career, Teague is a passionate golfer and serves on the Directors Guild of America’s national golf committee. An interesting aspect of his career is his direction of the 1983 film ‘Cujo,’ which is adapted from a Stephen King novel and revolves around a rabid St. Bernard terrorizing a small town.