Bud Greenspan - Select Filmography

Select Filmography

  • Jesse Owens Returns to Berlin (1968)
  • The Glory of Their Times (1971)
  • The Olympiad (1976)
  • Wilma or The Story of Wilma Rudolph (1977)
  • Sports in America (1979)
  • The Heisman Trophy Award Show (1981-1985)
  • Time Capsule: The 1932 Los Angeles Olympics (1982)
  • 16 Days of Glory/Los Angeles (1984)
  • America at the Olympics (1984)
  • Time Capsule: The 1936 Berlin Olympics (1986)
  • For the Honor of Our Country (1987)
  • 16 Days of Glory/Seoul (1988)
  • An Olympic Dream (1988)
  • The Golden Age of Sport (1988)
  • 16 Days of Glory/Calgary(1988)
  • 16 Days of Glory/Barcelona (1992)
  • Mark Spitz Returns to Munich (1992)
  • 16 Days of Glory/Lillehammer (1994)
  • Atlanta's Olympic Glory (1996)
  • 100 Years of Olympic Glory (1996)
  • America's Greatest Olympians (1996)
  • Real Athletes/Real History: History of African-Americans at the Olympics (1996)
  • Nagano '98 (1998)
  • Ageless Heroes (1998)
  • Favorite Stories of Olympic Glory (2000)
  • Kings of the Ring: Four Legends of Heavyweight Boxing (2000)
  • Sydney 2000: Gold from Down Under (2001)
  • The 1972 Munich Olympic Games: Bud Greenspan Remembers (2002)
  • Bud Greenspan Presents Michelle Kwan (2002)
  • Bud Greenspan's Stories of Winter Olympic Glory (2002)
  • Salt Lake 2002: Bud Greenspan's Stories of Olympic Glory (2003)
  • Whirlaway! (2005)
  • Bud Greenspan's Athens 2004: Stories of Olympic Glory (2005)
  • The First Miracle: 1960 U.S. Olympic Men's ice hockey Team (2006)
  • Bud Greenspan Presents: Torino 2006 Olympics (2007)
  • Beijing 2008 America's Olympic Glory (2009)
  • A Time for Champions (2009)
  • Bud Greenspan Presents: Vancouver 2010 Stories of Olympic Glory (2011)

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