Alfred E. Green was an American film director and producer, known for his work during the early to mid-20th century. He directed numerous films, including notable titles such as The Show of Shows and The Man Who Came Back. Green's career spanned several decades, contributing to the development of the Hollywood film industry. Born on March 3, 1889, in New York City, Green began his career in the silent film era and transitioned into sound films. He was recognized for his ability to work across various genres, including drama and comedy, making a significant impact on American cinema before his passing on April 24, 1960.