Richard E. Cunha

Richard E. Cunha was born on Mar 04, 1922 in USA. Richard E. Cunha's big-screen debut came with Red Rock Outlaw directed by Elmer Clifton in 1949.

Hawaiian-born Richard E. Cunha received his film training in the newsreel and motion picture units of the US Army Air Corps during World War II. He made his first step into the civilian film business by making industrial films and commercials, and then moved on to write, shoot and direct such early TV shows as "The Adventures of Marshal O'Dell" and "Captain Bob Steele and the Border Patrol" for Toby Anguish Productions. Cunha and his friend