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alleging mental and physical suffering. Other causes stated included frequent arguments and Harold's extended absence from the family home while working on film productions. Gloria demanded over $ 1,300,000 in community properties and full custody of their three children. The filing for divorce procedure was granted by the Santa Monica, California court on September 7, 1960, and on June 28, 1961, the divorce was finalized. Harold's estimated $ 2–4 million value went under appraisal while the ruling over custody of their three children was postponed for an additional 60 days. Part of the estate included original

1556: 4738:, purchased in 1955. Additional court sessions were held in July 1961, August 1962, April 1963 and June 1963, where Gloria sued for additional alimony. The court's decision concluded that Harold would pay alimony to Gloria for 121 months (a little over 10 years) regardless of occupation or remarriages. If Harold was to pass away before the end of the ten years, his estate was to continue payments. On July 12, 1963, Gloria remarried to Franklin Desser, an attorney from New York City, and became Gloria Hecht Desser. In January 1968, Harold filed for appeal over the alimony ruling but was denied. 501:, New York City, to Joseph Hecht and Rose (née Loewy) Hecht. His father was born on November 17, 1882, in Austria. While employed as a sailor at the age of seventeen, he immigrated to New York City in January 1899. Once in New York he worked in construction and eventually made it up to the position of a building contractor. His mother was born on January 18, 1882, in . Joseph and Rose were married in 1906 in New York City and had two children; Harold (born 1907) and Janet Hecht (b. 1910, later Janet Garfield, mother of Warren Garfield, a noted 1745:

for." Hecht opted for honesty. "I know everybody, but I have only a few clients. If you signed with me, you'd be at the top of my list and I have to eat so I'd have to keep you working". Lancaster signed with Hecht and they went out to celebrate at a restaurant. There Hecht said, "You know, I really don't like being an agent. I want to produce pictures". Lancaster replied that he wanted the same, which led to Hecht's famous retort, "Come with me and in five years maybe we can make it". The actual time was 19 months.

4080:. The comedic plot involves an alcoholic dog, named Monsieur Cognac, who one night escapes from his mansion in Paris to get a drink. He befriends a young musician (Curtis) and spends the night with him at locals taverns before sleeping it off at his apartment. Monsieur Cognac's owner, a rich and famous actress (Kaufmann), finds the two of them the next day and develops a love affair with Curtis, much to the opposition of her jealous dog and her controlling father. 2801:) wrote a memorable soundtrack. The film won the Bambi Award for Best International Actor and was nominated at the British Academy Film Awards for the Best Foreign Actor, the Golden Laurel Award for Top Male Dramatic Performance and the Golden Laurel Award for Top Female Supporting Performance. In 1993 it was selected by the National Film Preservation Board for preservation in the Library of Congress' National Film Registry. It also appeared on 3476: 2586:. The film is noted for having the largest promotional allowance of the times, with a reported $ 2 million for publicity. It paid off and was the third best box office earner of the year. Many of its premieres featured local circus performers who were hired to parade through the streets. Though it failed to make an impact at the Academy Awards, it won several awards including the Bambi Award for Best Actress – International, the 3614:. Gaddis' novel was first optioned by Twentieth Century-Fox in the late 1950s but the project was strongly opposed by the prison system which did not want to dignify the public's perception of the criminal. In 1960 Hecht and Lancaster purchased the film rights and hired Guy Trosper, an Academy Award nominee, to write the screenplay. Filming began on location in San Francisco in the summer of 1960, with British director 3618:. But due to disagreements with Lancaster, Crichton was fired after a mere week of shooting. Hecht and Lancaster approached Frankenheimer to take over as director. No fewer that four film editors were hired and then fired. The rough cut ran four hours. Finally, when shooting wrapped, Lancaster personally supervised the editing. The result was an acclaimed and Academy-nominated performance for his acting. 5399: 2922:, in place of Hayworth. This film earned Hecht his second Academy Awards nomination for Best Picture. The film won several awards including the Academy Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role (David Niven), the Academy Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Wendy Hiller, which Hecht accepted in her place as she could not be present), the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Motion Picture Drama, the 3216:). The purpose of the new venture (a subsidiary of the Hecht and Lancaster Companies/Norma Productions) was to publish and copyright songs from their films' soundtracks and license them to record labels for release in the booming business of vinyls for the home market. The compositions published through Hecht-Lancaster & Buzzell Music and Calyork Music have been released through 3338:. But Hecht had enjoyed the freedom of being an independent film producer for twelve years and was reluctant to deal with a major Hollywood studio's problems. He had also been offered a similar position at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer two years earlier, which he had not accepted for the same reason. Hecht turned down Paramount's offer and the position was eventually filled by Jack Karp. 8075: 4319:. The British Academy Film Awards too rewarded Marvin for Best Foreign Actor and nominated Nardini for Most Promising Newcomer to Leading Film Roles. The Laurel Awards was another big supporter of the film, with four Golden Laurels; one for Best Comedy, one for Top Male Comedy Performance, one for Top Female Comedy Performance and another for Top Song. The 1749:

option for one outside, independent picture a year, giving the agent/actor room to produce a yearly film, thought they initially never believed the clause would be used. A few months later, in April 1946, Hecht and Lancaster were sitting in the bar of the Barbizon-Plaza Hotel in New York City, having a last drink before Lancaster was off for the filming of

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worked with through Norma Productions and Halburt Productions had been named as known or suspected Communists and the Committee was eager to hear Hecht's side of the story. Hecht cooperated with the Committee on every aspect, feeling no shame about his past and answering all their questions regarding his affiliation with the

3921:. Waxman's soundtrack was a considerable success, surpassing the fame of the film itself. It was praised by Bernard Herrmann, considered by many to be one of Hollywood's greatest composers. Waxman's score was nominated for three awards; one at the Academy Awards for Best Music Score – Substantially Original, another at the 3754:. The Directors Guild of America Award nominated Frankenheimer for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Motion Pictures and the Writers Guild of America Award nominated Trosper for Best Written American Drama. At the Venice Film Festival, it was nominated for its top prize, the Golden Lion, and won the 2382:. His acceptance speech is among the most memorable and most quoted; "It's very fortunate to live in a country where any man, no matter how humble his origins, can become a president, and to be part of an industry where any picture, no matter how low its budget, can win an Oscar. All of us who worked on 1660:, first becoming head of the new division and then being promoted to a partner in the company. He worked two years for the Goldstone Agency, eventually handling up to thirty-six writers. Hecht hired one of these writers, George Willner, to be his assistant. Willner later formed his own literary agency. 3742:

Supporting Role and one for Burnett Guffey for Best Black-and-White Cinematography. It won three Laurel Awards, one for Top Drama, one for Top Male Dramatic Performance and one for Top Female Supporting Performance. The British Academy Film Awards gave Lancaster an award for Best Foreign Actor and the

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Hecht's second marriage was to English model-actress Martine Millner, née Margaret Truefitt. The couple took out a marriage license on Tuesday, October 30, 1962, in Los Angeles and were wed on Thursday, November 1 in San Francisco. They then embarked on a honeymoon in Rome, where part of Hecht's then

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nominated Newman and Pierson for Best Written American Comedy. The New York Film Critics Circle gave Marvin an award for Best Actor. The Berlin International Film Festival Awarded the film in three categories; the Silver Berlin Bear Award for Best Actor, the Award of Special Mention and the Award for

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was another major success at film festivals and award ceremonies. After its release in the summer of 1962, it was nominated for four Oscars including one for Lancaster as Best Actor in a Leading Role, one for Telly Savalas as Best Actor in a Supporting Role, one for Thelma Ritter as Best Actress in a

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and placed in Special Services, the entertainment department. He produced live shows for servicemen with in person appearances by some of the biggest stars of the day: including songwriter Johnny Mercer, vocalist Francis Langford, Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and personal friend, actor John Garfield. Hecht

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Many of the projects that Hecht worked on between 1959 and 1964 shifted back and forth between independent solo productions and Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions ventures. Because of a financial deficit owed to United Artists when Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions decided to call it quits in 1959, the

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In 1946 Hecht formed his own company, Harold Hecht Productions, and set up his new office at 8747 Sunset Boulevard West in Hollywood. The new name reflected what he and Lancaster hoped to accomplish; producing movies. However, Harold Hecht Productions also had an agency division and he retained many

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producer and director wanted to start their own production company but few were able to accomplish it due to contractual obligations. The few that did manage to venture into productions of their own, most often did not last long enough to make an impact and rarely made more than a handful of movies.

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Productions. Lancaster was worried about the kind of movies he'd be getting in Hollywood when Hecht jokingly told him "Well Burt, if you don't like what you get into out there, we'll just produce our own films. That's the one way you're sure to get what you want!". Throughout the 1940s, every actor,

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and the two became good friends. Kibbee later collaborated with Hecht and Lancaster as a writer for their production companies, and became an equal partner of Lancaster's post-Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions venture, Norlan Productions. In late 1939, after months of unemployment, Hecht was hired by

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cast members approached one of the leading ladies of the play, Viennese actress Sally Saunders, for a date. The actress was so insulted that she rushed to Hecht, asking for the man to be fired. Hecht gloriously championed the rights of blacks by responding to her "Sally, I'm surprised at you. He has

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in 1933, in response to Mae West's media comments regarding "curvy women being the new trend", to which he answered in her favor; "Dangerous curves are not only ahead, but actually with us. Present-day chorus girls must be slightly more round and more curved than those of a few years ago. Girls with

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marked the end of Hecht's contract with United Artists, which had already spent quite a considerable amount of money on pre-production at that point. The property had originally been purchased by Hecht-Lancaster Productions in late 1953 and Hecht spent fourteen years developing the screenplay under

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for Warner Brothers and a subpoena for his testimony was only procured two years later. On March 23, 1953, Hecht appeared in front of the House Un-American Activities Committee, represented by his lawyer Edward Bennett Williams. Many of the writers, actors and directors that Hecht and Lancaster had

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This section contains a list of people who were managed partly or exclusively by Harold Hecht (through the Goldstone Agency, the Hecht-Rantz Agency or Harold Hecht Productions) and actors who signed long-term or multi-picture contracts with him or his solo production companies. It does not include

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evolves around a young woman coming back to her homestead only to find her father's farm terrorized by local gunmen. She hires the legendary Kid Shelleen to defend the farm but soon realizes that he's a washout, more interested in getting drunk. The film went through a series of screenwriters from

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were protesting in the streets with the same message. But the film was plagued by delays and resistance from United Artists who initially refused to finance it (it was advanced in full by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions from their other films' profits), then refused to release it, and who finally

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Harold and Martine separated in September 1974, two months short of celebrating their twelve-year anniversary. This time the court ordered Harold to pay a $ 4,000 monthly allowance to Martine and she retained possession of the couple's $ 350,000 home and half of his $ 2,000,000 community property

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company, Mills Music Inc., though little is known of his work there. By 1947, Harold Hecht Productions was doing very well as a talent agency and Hecht started hiring staff from other noted Hollywood agencies. In May 1947, E. Henry Lewis left the Goldstone Agency to head Harold Hecht Productions'

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Through Hecht's negotiations, Lancaster signed a seven-year contract, the longest term a studio was legally allowed to keep an actor under contract at the time, with Hal B. Wallis' Paramount-financed, independent production company, Hal Wallis Productions. The exclusive contract gave Lancaster an

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Hecht later claimed that his initial departure from Hollywood was caused by a lack of work in the fast-paced, constantly evolving musical pictures business. His style of dances were refreshing when he arrived in 1931. But by 1935 they had been adapted and used by other choreographers and had been

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Before completing their contract at Warner Brothers, Hecht and Lancaster signed a two-picture deal with Columbia Pictures through the Norma Productions subsidiary, Halburt Productions. The two moderate-budget Columbia films were shot back-to-back at Columbia Studios and marked the beginning of a

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Stories are told about the time Hecht was introduced to Lancaster on the last night of the play. The actor said he'd been courted by the big agencies. Hecht told him, "If you sign with a big agency, you'll be assigned to a junior agent who gets a salary, and has two dozen unknowns to find work

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eventually opened on either March 15 or April 24 (the date is debated) 1939 at the Adelphi Theatre. It was reasonably successful, running forty-four performances and closing on June 30. Feeling that his employment at the Federal Theatre would not be renewed after the play, Hecht left New York in

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have not been established, but it is known to have been filmed during the summer of 1933, after Hecht's contract at Paramount had expired. It is always possible that the studio reached out to Hecht, though no screen credits were provided for the dance numbers (no screen credits were provided for

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re-wrote the screenplay considerably over the next year and by the summer of 1968, Hecht was out of the picture. The film was eventually released in late 1969, strictly as a Reiner production, and it is currently unknown if any of Hecht's contributions remained in the final version of the film.

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In 1956 Burt Lancaster announced that writer James Hill was made an equal partner in the company. The new name officially came into effect at the beginning of 1957, with Hecht-Lancaster Productions being updated to Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions. The first film released under the new name was

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and was Groucho's close friend and collaborator. Hecht was reported to have worked on additional Marx Brothers films, though no specific titles have surfaced to confirm this (i.e.: "Hecht worked on Marx Brothers films", in plural form). If he did work on additional Marx Brothers films, the only

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and worked as a tennis coach before mysteriously vanishing on July 7, 1989, from Beverly Hills, California at age 23. He has never been found, but the police do not suspect foul play and classify the case as a missing person. The story of Adam Hecht's disappearance was depicted on the American

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Harold and Gloria separated on July 18, 1959, with Harold moving permanently into Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions' luxurious apartment on Wilshire Boulevard in Beverly Hills, which he had been maintaining during the couples previous arguments. On August 25, 1960, Gloria sued Hecht for divorce

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and similar arguments went on between producer William LeBaron and former vice-president Joseph I. Schnitzer. Not only were crew positions scheduled to be cut (as the two studios merged into a single location), but some of the pictures too were cancelled. As part of the agreement, all 20 Pathé

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In late November 1932 Hecht became involved in a series of Mae West projects, which all eventually culminated into a single picture. Earlier that year Paramount had signed Mae West to a contract and the actress was eager to step up from the lower-billed role she received in her first picture,

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on Broadway (in 1945), I knew he had it. I don't know how you could miss it. He was so dominating, so much larger than life". Hecht attended the play many more times before it closed after twenty-three performances on December 8. When nearly all the major Hollywood studios starting coming at

3817:, all while a love story develops between the son of the Cossack leader and the daughter of an aristocratic Polish family. The film was a co-production between Tony Curtis' Curtleigh Productions and Hecht's original Harold Hecht Productions, making a comeback after its first use for 1948's 4658:. Certain sources claim (without validating their own sources) that Hecht (as well as Burt Lancaster, who starred in the film) was an uncredited producer. Hecht's involvement was never claimed by anyone who worked on the film and the only credited production companies and producers for 615:

Many of The Lab's students worked on additional aspects of the plays that the school produced and Hecht was most drawn by choreography. He also worked under Boleslavsky, both in The Lab's productions and on other Broadway productions, as stage assistant. In 1929 Boleslavsky left for

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and later Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions, were the biggest and most important independent production units in Hollywood. Following the end of the Hecht-Hill-Lancaster partnership, Hecht continued as one of the top three independent producers in Hollywood, a position he shared with

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Hecht excelled at The Lab and was accepted into its Auxiliary Acting Group, granting him the privilege of appearing in the school's produced plays, while remaining under Boleslavsky's teachings beyond the two years required to graduate. While attending The Lab, Hecht appeared in

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mission to save Japanese civilians stranded on a lifeboat. This time the crew traveled to Rome, Italy, where Hecht and his new bride Martine Millner were to have a limited honeymoon squeezed between the shooting schedule. Most of the filming subsequently took place in Japan, in

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just as much right to life, liberty and pursuit of happiness as you and I have". Saunders was horrified by Hecht's approval of racial equality and in August of that same year testified against him, the Federal Theater, the Workers Alliance of America and entire production of

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Hecht left by plane from New York City to Hollywood on Monday, November 2, his position on the film already confirmed. Once in California, he interviewed 200 girls and 150 men, in order to find the twelve girls and six men necessary for the dance numbers. Hecht hired

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the financial supervision of United Artists. When announced in 1953, United Artists had granted the production unit the largest budget a Western film had ever received, with $ 5,000,000, advertising costs excluded. By 1959 that budget had been raised to $ 8,000,000.

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Hecht-Lancaster & Buzzell Music and Calyork Music also published songs from non-film related composers, who in turn had their work adapted and recorded by musicians and gained royalties. One notable non-movie hit that Hecht-Lancaster & Buzzell had was the

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was Hecht's fourth and final collaboration with Curtis. It also starred Curtis' new wife, Christine Kaufmann, who signed a six-picture contract with Harold Hecht Productions; the other five films of her deal never materialized. Featured roles were played by

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from a story by Richard Goldstone. The short was filmed throughout March and April. Through cinematography and lighting Hecht and Berne "emphasized on particular colors which most effectively carried out the moods of the music in each scene", a concept that

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When Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions announced a hiatus (which eventually led to their breakup) in the spring of 1959, Hecht was approached with two offers. The first was for a major executive position at Paramount Pictures as Production Chief, succeeding

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The principal role of Kid Shelleen was offered and passed on by almost every big name star in Hollywood over its ten-year pre-production stage. After Lancaster dropped out, five other actors turned down the role, including Spencer Tracy, Kirk Douglas and

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was the last film shot during Hecht-Hill-Lancaster's status as a working and successful unit and was released in the spring of 1960, by which time the company had dissolved (prior to their limited comeback a year later). The western, filmed using the

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with financial backing from Rodney Pantages, Arthur Silber and Harold Morehouse. Prinz had clashed with the original choreographer, Billy Grant and Hecht came in to replace him. Other crew members included Earl Dancer staging the choir with music by

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three partners were obligated to make a number of films for the studio in an attempt to recoup the costs. Some of the films were to be as individuals, others were required to be under the Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions banner. In that manner,

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became Norma Productions' top grosser and one of UA's best box office success, earning over $ 11 million and boosting Hecht and Lancaster to the top as Hollywood's most prominent independent producers, a position they would keep for five years.

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was another box office success for the company and despite the controversy that both leading actors had striking blue eyes, the film met with the approval of Native Americans, who were consulted at private screenings prior to the opening dates.

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in a Leading Role, the Academy Award for Best Writing, Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium, the Academy Award for Best Cinematography, Black-and-White, the Academy Award for Best Music, Scoring of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture, the

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was one of the few to get shut down. LeBaron had already spent $ 100,000 within the four weeks of pre-production but neither Selznick nor Schnitzer liked the idea of the film and felt it was too racy and non-conducive to the American taste.

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were given the go ahead to direct their own Technicolor (using the three-strip process) short at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. The color process was still considered a novelty at the time, making this deal, for a new director, quite a generous one.

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Hecht was married twice. His first marriage was to Gloria Joyce Buzzell on November 1, 1947, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Gloria Buzzell's father, Samuel Jesse Buzzell, was a theatrical and music-patent attorney and her uncle was film director

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Following the Mae West projects, Hecht became one of the more prominent choreographers in Hollywood and was well-in-demand at Paramount and other studios. In January 1933, Paramount scheduled Hecht for three of their upcoming features:

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Hecht's next project was originally planned for Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions in the late 1950s, after they bought the property from Robert Aldrich. But in early 1960 it was announced that Hecht was taking over the production of

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In late 1962 Hecht signed a two-picture deal with Columbia Pictures. After a series of projects fell through, Hecht decided to revive an old Hecht-Lancaster Productions property from the mid-1950s, Roy Chanselor's Western novel,

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featured an elaborate cast of different ethnicity, nationalities, religious and political beliefs and Hecht showed no discrimination when hiring actors or crew members. During one of the rehearsals, on May 30, 1938, one of the

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award at the Cannes Film Festival (the first film to technically win the Palme d'Or, as the top prize had recently changed title, and also the first film to win by unanimous votes), the Cannes Film Festival OCIC Award, the

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who helped him get in touch with the right people at Paramount, where the two are said to have worked on films together. Hecht's first assignment at Paramount was directing two dance ensembles in the Marx Brothers' college

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and his production company, De Haven Productions. There are no records of Hecht having any input on this film, nor of his various production companies being involved. Neither are there any records of Lancaster's company,

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ceremony in 1966 it was nominated for five Oscars including one for Lee Marvin who won for Best Actor in a Leading Role. Other nominated categories included Best Writing, Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium,

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When the film was released in the spring of 1955, and was paired with a major promotional plan, it became another top-grosser. The film won numerous awards including the Academy Award for Best Picture (Harold Hecht), the

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has since been considered by most as his true film debut. Lancaster and Frankenheimer would make a total of five films together. In turn, Frankenheimer hired another television acquaintance, the promising young actor

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shelved it after a limited distribution. Still, the film won the Silver Sail Award at the Locarno International Film Festival in Italy and was nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress, the

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was the first American film to be screened in the USSR following World War II. It was personally selected by Russian politicians as part of a Soviet-American cultural exchange program, and Hecht was asked by

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Fourteen of Hecht's film productions (and an additional three on which he was a choreographer) have won and been nominated for several awards and prizes at various ceremonies and film festivals, including;

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to the American stage, with plans to turn it into a film for Hecht-Lancaster Productions. The Broadway production opened on October 25, 1956, and was highly successful, running for 332 performances at the

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and tried again to get it into production. The censors objected again, Paramount went back to work and, hoping to fool the censors into thinking they were submitting an all-new film, re-titled the project

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list in January 1959 and became the second best-selling sheet music in the United States. Some of the notable soundtracks published through Hecht-Lancaster & Buzzell Music and Calyork Music include

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pictures in production at the time of the acquisition were to be made at RKO's studio. However, the 16 films on RKO's production schedule were not given the same security and for a variety of reasons,

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in 1945. The film was entirely set in Paris but because of Universal's limited budget, it became one of the few movies that Hecht was not granted permission to film on actual location. It was shot at

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and was nominated for the Palme d'Or Award at the Cannes Film Festival, the BAFTA Award for Best Film from any Source and the Academy Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role (for Carolyn Jones).

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After the American Laboratory Theatre closed in the spring of 1930, Hecht continued working on Broadway as either dancer or choreographer until late 1931. During this period he worked with

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as Cat Ballou, Jack Elam as Kid Shelleen and Tom Nardini who returned as Jackson Two Bears. The ABC episode aired on September 5, 1971. The second pilot was produced at the same time by

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was produced as a low-budget film, shot mostly on location in New York City, with a bank roll of a little over $ 250,000 (with an additional $ 100,000 for advertising and publicity).

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was quite notable and critically important as it was the first film to feature two completely different soundtracks released on LP; one with Elmer Bernstein's score, the other with

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and Olivier dropped out from directing. Instead, Alexander Mackendrick was hired as director, but he was later fired shortly after filming began. Mackendrick was replaced by future

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opened on Friday, May 24, 1935, at the Capitol Theater in New York City. It was considered avant-garde by some but received generally praising reviews towards its artistic aspect.

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was intended as a major box-office attraction and Hecht hired Hollywood's top names to work on the film. Over the years such stars as Burt Lancaster, Gary Cooper, James Stewart,

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In the summer of 1947 Hecht co-founded Norma Productions with Burt Lancaster, who named the company after his second wife, Norma Anderson. They worked out a deal with Universal-

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and Laurence Olivier, with Olivier also directing. But Lancaster decided he didn't want to be directed by another actor. Plans were delayed and Clift's part was recast with

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Scheduled to make an undisclosed Columbia film in 1934 (it has not been established if this plan was fulfilled), Hecht made plans to work at Universal in October 1933 with

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was first adapted by the author in late 1965. The story dealt with a silent screen star, his rise to fame and his downfall. In the summer of 1967 Hecht approached

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Tony Curtis had been under contract to Universal Pictures since 1948 and his last film for the studio was up. Hecht teamed up with Curtis' new production company,

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became a joint venture between Harold Hecht Productions, Van Dyke's DFI Productions and Reiner's Acre Enterprises. Later that summer Hecht screen-tested May 1967

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was a huge success and earned over $ 20,000,000 at the box-office. It was one of the top-ten films of the year and was nominated and won a ton of awards. At the

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and Eiko Taki, whom Hecht signed to a non-exclusive, three-picture contract with Harold Hecht Productions (the other two films on her contract were never made).

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In the summer of 1953 Hecht co-founded another Norma Productions subsidiary, Hecht-Lancaster Productions, with Burt Lancaster and signed a two-picture deal with

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is therefore a debated issue, and with no proof whatsoever to validate this claim, it is better to assume that he was not associated with the project at all.

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with friend and former Goldstone Agency employee, Louis Rantz. Rantz had also worked in Hollywood during the mid-1930s, as an associate producer, mostly with

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was initially set to be a big-budget picture starring Tony Curtis (also to be co-produced by his independent production company), but it eventually starred

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In October 1931 Richard Boleslavsky invited Hecht to join him in Hollywood to choreograph the dance numbers on an upcoming project he was set to direct at

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Harold Hecht Jr., born September 14, 1963, worked with director John Frankenheimer and is now a three-time Emmy Award-winning sports television producer.

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to direct. But by the end of the year, Glenn Ford had left the project and in early 1960 Rossen dropped out to focus on his future Oscar-nominated film,

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In November 1935, exactly four years after leaving, Hecht returned to New York City and took employment at the Summer Hotel. He was then hired by the

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turned out to be Nat King Cole's final film appearance as he passed away of lung cancer four months before it was released. The film was directed by

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format, using the SuperScope process. Hecht's production company traveled to Mexico and filmed entirely on location, including scenes at the famous

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in England. Released in the fall of 1952, it also went on to be a top-grosser for Warner Brothers. Years later Hecht attempted to develop a sequel,

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During his first stay in Hollywood in the early to mid-1930s, Hecht was one of the leading dance directors in the movie industry, working with the

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was originally to be a comedy musical Western film starring Burt Lancaster and Tony Curtis as rival brothers. As early as 1960, Hecht worked on

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was later considered as one of the potential TV shows that Hecht-Lancaster Productions was to produce and they hired a young western TV writer,

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of acting. Hecht was among the first students accepted to attend the new school in late 1923. While there he studied and appeared in plays with

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as a rancher. This episode aired on September 6, 1971, the day after the ABC episode was shown. Neither pilots were picked up for production.

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and the Writers Guild of America Award for Best Written American Drama. That year producer James Hill and star Rita Hayworth were married.

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was also one of the many films considered by Hecht-Lancaster Productions to be made into a television show. An original pilot was made with

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Nat Goldstone as a talent agent for the Goldstone Agency. The Goldstone Agency initially dealt with actors and Hecht established for them a

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Just as Hecht was looking for his vocation, the very field he wanted to be in was interviewing students for a new school. In November 1923,

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for the leads. But that summer Hecht became involved with other film projects that soon took on priority and it would be four years before

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After his service in World War II, Hecht returned to Hollywood with plans to head his own talent agency. In the fall of 1945 he formed the

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to paint a life-sized portrait of Lancaster and Donald MacDonald (in character), posing with their dog Faro. The painting, also known as

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are especially fortunate for this great honor, for to us, from the very beginning, it was a labor of love. Thank you". In November 1959

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and directed by Benno Schneider. Hecht was not the original stage manager of the play and only came in through Schneider's insistence.

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The last film released under the Hecht-Lancaster Productions banner (prior to changing the company's name) was the massively budgeted

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In either July or August 1939 Hecht returned to Hollywood and found it difficult to secure employment. He was then living with writer

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retold the story of pioneers who crossed the Midwest to reach the new territory of Oregon in the mid-1840s. The film was directed by

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was brought over for the Ernest Borgnine starrer, with Don Rickles in a featured role. But the film only made an impact at the

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in a single day. Steiner also composed three original songs and the score for the film adaptation, while the movie's producer,

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became a Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions film when Burt Lancaster was cast in the lead, replacing Glenn Ford, in early 1960.

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was released in the spring of 1961 through United Artists, but unfortunately was not the success that Hecht had anticipated.

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made his film directorial debut and the movie was topped by one of the first "Jazz Samba" soundtracks, composed by guitarist

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Once Hecht was free from his Paramount contract in April 1933, RKO hired him again, this time to direct the dance numbers on

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to a cast of over one hundred dancers. Hecht directed the play and choreographed the dances to music originally composed by

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who later became a partner in the company. In December 1952 Hecht joined the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences.

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of the actors and writers already under contract with the Hecht-Rantz Agency. Hecht also signed new talents such as actors

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was selected by the National Film Preservation Board for preservation in the Library of Congress' National Film Registry.

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Best Feature Film Suitable for Young People and nominated Silverstein for a Golden Berlin Bear Award for Best Director.

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actors who were under contract to Norma Productions, Hecht-Lancaster Productions or Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions.

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The short was based on a romantic perspective of the Russian Gypsies' lives, with dance numbers by Hecht and music by

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and George Macready. Hecht also gave a cameo role to his soon-to-be second wife, Martine Millner, as a gypsy dancer.

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on August 29, 1942, in support of World War II. His army serial number was 19126700. He was promoted to the rank of

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Meanwhile, Hecht put on a new play for the "Symphonies Under the Stars", a week-long festival beginning on July 25.

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during his days at Paramount. Though no evidence has been found, it is likely that the film he was referring to was

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on September 19, 1951. At the time that Hecht's name was brought up, he was in Italy working on Norma Productions'

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were all signed on for parts. A number of writers also worked on various developments, including Clifford Odets,

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carnival in the film, was taken on the road to help promote the picture, with the girls performing it on stage.

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and Cary Grant. In June and July 1932, Hecht was loaned out from Paramount to M-G-M for the Marion Davies film

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In mid-March 1932 Hecht signed a one-year agreement and became a contract choreographer and dance director for

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Steven Hecht, born 1948 is an attorney living in the Los Angeles area. Duffy W. Hecht, born June 1950 at the

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for a part. Hecht worked on various scripts and pre-production stages over the next twenty years of his life.

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in Hollywood, is a producer/writer living in Carpinteria, California. Alma Hecht, born September 1955 at the

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was released in the summer of 1950 and became one of the year's top grossers, earning two nominations at the

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On top of promoting a backlog of Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions films that were coming out in 1959–1960 (

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was granted another large budget for remote location shooting in Technicolor. This time the crew headed to

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was in fact a financial agreement between Lancaster and Universal Pictures; in exchange for appearing in

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was partly filmed on location in New York City with three-time Academy Award nominated cinematographer

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The production was financed by United Artists with a budget of $ 3,800,000. Hecht went on location in

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and attending select meetings at the New York City Communist Party headquarters on 4th Avenue and the

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and positioned as assistant director and assistant stage manager for the Leonard Lawrence Atlas play

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In the fall of 1932, Hecht worked on another theater play, a revised and modernized version of

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was offered the part. The role of Cat Ballou was also offered to a number of stars, including

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and Waldo Salt. Director Michael Anderson returned to work with Hecht for a second time after

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It was during this time that Hecht became a member of the Communist Party, subscribing to the

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was released in late 1962 and featured a score by Franz Waxman, who had worked with Hecht on

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with Eastmancolor equipped Panavision cameras, and two-time Oscar nominated cinematographer,

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was even released, Hecht announced to the press an interest in producing a sequel entitled

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as a solo project and was finally able to secure its production through his Columbia deal.

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made his film debut playing the role of a tough cop, not unlike his future TV character in

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Directors Guild of America Award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Motion Pictures

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took over Hecht's work on the RKO film and received screen credits for the dance routines.

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as a singing supporting character. Other supporting roles were scheduled for George Frank,

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and was Burt Lancaster's official directorial debut. Guthrie had already famously adapted

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plausible ones that were made during the remainder of his first venture in Hollywood were

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nominated Silverstein for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Motion Pictures and the

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in 1945 and 1946. In 1946 the company dissolved and Rantz formed the Louis Rantz Agency.

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are Robert Aldrich and his production company, The Associates and Aldrich Company, and

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was shooting in England, Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions was simultaneously producing

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Hecht-Lancaster & Buzzell Music (1956–1957) with Burt Lancaster and Loring Buzzell

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was brought in for additional dialogue but eventually re-wrote the entire screenplay.

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was also adapted for two separate television pilots, both in 1971. The first was for

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During a show-going holiday in New York City in late November 1945, Lillian Schary,

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ceremony in April 1957 In November 1959 Hecht was chosen by United States President

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its inception in 1956, starting with Roy Chanselor who adapted his own novel, then

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on May 26, 1985. It was six days before his 78th birthday. He was interred in the

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in the late 1950s and later (unrelated to Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions) with

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within a short period of time. Hecht first went to Warner Bros. to choreograph a

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and starred Ernest Borgnine (his final collaboration with Hecht and Lancaster),

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and choreographed the Gilmor Brown production. The production featured music by

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Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions (1956–1960) with Burt Lancaster and James Hill

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was filmed, with a different script and an all-new cast including Yul Brynner.

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as their 150th member. That year he also returned to Broadway to bring English

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to accompany the cultural exchange program committee in a trip to Russia when

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as the first American film to be screened in that country since World War II.

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war film based on the best-selling novel by highly decorated US Navy officer

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Productions. Hecht and Rantz set up their office at 324 South Beverly Drive,

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model, Anne Randall, for the female lead. Reiner, Van Dyke and screenwriter

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In October 1933, Hecht was offered opportunities to direct dance numbers at

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was once again financed by United Artists, as part of the recoup deal. The

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and blocked the production completely. West and Paramount decided to merge

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Berlin International Film Festival Silver Berlin Bear Award for Best Actor

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at the 11th ceremony in April 1957, winning one for Margaret Leighton as

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and was the first time that Hecht and Lancaster collaborated with writer

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and Wynne Gibson. West was working to adapt her notoriously banned play,

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was released in the spring of 1964 but was a box-office disappointment.

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One of Hecht's most coveted film rights purchases came when he procured

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In January 1934, Hecht was approached by Universal again, this time for

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A few weeks later Hecht found work in the Los Angeles theater business.

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Dangerous Theatre: The Federal Theatre Project as a Forum for New Plays

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Hecht has founded and co-founded a number of companies over the years.

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and Burt Lancaster with featured roles by Nick Cravat, Jack Warden and

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who had worked with Lancaster in the circus (he had also co-starred in

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headed in a new direction. Hecht hired J.P. Miller, who had worked on

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Golden Globe Award for Best Film Promoting International Understanding

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Hecht-Lancaster Productions' second film to be released in 1955 was

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Academy Award for Best Art Direction-Set Decoration, Black-and-White

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composed and conducted the 30-piece orchestra and the cast included

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film studio and a number of issues had come of it. New studio head,

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Rebecca was born in May 1970; her profession is a baking business.

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for the soundtrack, already renowned at the time for his work with

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and the Online Film & Television Association Award; and at the

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was nominated for a Golden Laurel Award for his work on the film.

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was shot in Paris, France with locations such as the indoor arena

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with dance numbers by Hecht and vocal numbers by H. L. Heidecker.

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One of the projects that has been wrongly accredited to Hecht is

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Calyork Music (1957–1958) with Burt Lancaster and Loring Buzzell

4456:, an established and well-respect Western director who had done 3444:). Glenn Ford had already starred in another Hunter adaptation, 2930:, the New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actor and the 2884:

and reunited Delbert Mann for a third turn directing for Hecht.

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opened on January 12, 1937, and ran for forty-two performances.

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In early 1949 Norma Productions made a three-picture deal with

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at RKO borrowed him to direct the dance numbers on the musical

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Investigation of Communist activities in the Los Angeles area

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adapted for the screen with hopes to recreate the success of

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was a two-time Oscar nominee for Westerns. He had worked on

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and closing on September 28, 1957. The play was directed by

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Shortly before Hecht's Paramount contract expired, producer

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ceremony for the 1958 Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions film

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Hecht-Lancaster Productions (1953–1956) with Burt Lancaster

4107:, with seven-time Academy Award nominated cinematographer, 3913:, the films' budget skyrocketed to a total of $ 7,000,000. 3031:'s estate. Set in Colonial America, the story tells of the 2395:

to travel to Russia for the screening of the film. In 1994

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Lancaster with offers, his friend and co-star in the play,

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using Panavision cameras equipped with DeLuxe color film,

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A long-time supporter of racial equality, Hecht then made

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who adapted his story for the film. British film director

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Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Motion Picture Drama

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Hecht's Best Picture Oscar statue was presented to him by

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The title role was first planned for Lancaster, then for

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that same year. Hecht and Lancaster hired famed composer

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Hecht is said to have worked on the Edmond Goulding film

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Contemporary Productions (1960–1961) with Burt Lancaster

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is a landscape designer living in Berkeley, California.

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In early 1958 Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions released

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at a party and made a considerable impact with viewers.

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Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Motion Picture Drama

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United States Army Air Forces personnel of World War II

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William Service Company (1953–1959) with Burt Lancaster

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was released in the spring of 1964 to limited success.

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into a screenplay while Hecht approached such stars as

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The second proposal interested him much more. Producer

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professional relationship between Hecht, Lancaster and

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was made entirely in remote locations, with filming in

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who could not be present. The Broadway play version of

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Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery

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was anticipated as another box office winner, as with

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New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Screenplay

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for Best Foreign Actor. It was also nominated for the

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for Best Archival Re-Recording of an Existing Score.

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100 Years…100 Cheers: America's Most Inspiring Movies

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and was put in charge of producing the musical revue

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The story revolved around a United States Air Force

1868:'s best-selling novel. The movie starred Lancaster, 6249: 6247: 5931: 5929: 5927: 5910: 5908: 5906: 5904: 5902: 3717:. The film also features an uncredited bit part by 2918:, who was to play Lancaster's role, with his wife, 2672: 9640:Burials at Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery 8151: 7696: 7694: 7692: 7584: 7057: 5419: 5417: 5415: 5413: 5411: 5409: 5407: 5204:"Newcomer Burt Lancaster Gets Own Outfit For Film" 5008: 3758:and the San Giorgio Prize Award. It also made the 3537:. Lindon had won an Oscar in 1957 for his work on 2941:Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama 2908:(several years before his best-remembered role in 2332:Academy Award for Best Writing, Adapted Screenplay 1927:) as the leading lady and Max Steiner (famous for 1410:in November, Hecht instead opted to go to work on 755:was producing and directing the Edmunt Joseph and 497:Harold Adolphe Hecht was born on June 1, 1907, in 351:. He was again nominated three years later at the 6585: 6583: 6561: 6403: 6169: 5735: 5733: 4823:Norma Productions (1947–1985) with Burt Lancaster 3762:' Top Ten Films list and was ranked number 76 on 3703:, who had appeared in two other Lancaster films, 3170:(who replaced Tony Curtis after he dropped out), 3118:(later immortalized by his 1972, No.1 hit single 2924:David di Donatello Award for Best Foreign Actress 2914:). The film was originally set to be directed by 2817:. In 2002 it was made into a Broadway musical by 2365:Academy Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role 2361:New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actor 1633:at an anti-communist hearing in Washington, D.C. 1493:shorts were never produced, for reasons unknown. 1324:Freelancing at Warner Brothers, Fox and Universal 540:, the first school in the United States to teach 9675:Producers who won the Best Picture Academy Award 9551: 6443: 6441: 6244: 5924: 5899: 5147: 5145: 4633:to direct and co-produce it. With them on board 4437:(making her film debut) all had featured roles. 3438:street gang tried for murder (later released as 2928:National Board of Review Award for Top Ten Films 2698:. Delbert Mann was hired again as director with 2357:New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Film 2137:House Un-American Activities Committee testimony 2022:(released in late 1951) was another Technicolor 1962:Hecht's next production for Warner Brothers was 1173:Hecht later stated that he worked with director 620:and Hecht continued to attend The Lab headed by 361:. The film did not win but Hecht did accept the 7944:"Christine Kaufman Signed to Harold Hecht Pact" 7689: 7342:"Alan Pakula to Produce Series for Mirisch Co." 7146:National Film Preservation Board, List of Films 6746:"Sees Musical Sequences in Color in the Future" 5404: 5375:National Film Preservation Board, List of Films 4817:Hecht-Rantz Agency (1945–1946) with Louis Rantz 4309:Best Actress – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy 3629:, who had won an Oscar in 1954 for his work on 3621:Two top cinematographers were hired to work on 3055:in England, from a script by Roland Kibbee and 1677:was honorably discharged on September 3, 1945. 1646: 459:and have been selected for preservation in the 9585:American entertainment industry businesspeople 8098:Harold Hecht on the Internet Broadway Database 7912:"Daniel Fughs Litigation Settled Out of Court" 7026: 7024: 6920: 6918: 6856: 6854: 6852: 6580: 5994: 5992: 5730: 5717: 5715: 5713: 5711: 5359:"U.A. Officials to Attend Marty Bow in Russia" 4850:(1957–1958) with Burt Lancaster and James Hill 4741: 4275:composed the soundtrack with songs written by 2949:Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress 2161: 1809:. During this time Hecht became an officer at 1063:back when it was still a separate entity from 1049:into another West film in the writing stages, 780:in L.A. on December 27 starring Alex Lovejoy, 523: 345:for the 1955 Hecht-Lancaster Productions film 317:, with his business partner and managed actor 9040: 8137: 7322: 7320: 6438: 5773: 5771: 5560: 5558: 5556: 5554: 5552: 5550: 5548: 5546: 5544: 5542: 5540: 5538: 5142: 4697: 4374:Hecht's final released film was adapted from 4301:Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy 4133:(also filmed at Universal Studios, in 1948). 3647:but was most known for the iconic film noir, 3146:Technicolor widescreen lenses on location in 3061:BAFTA Award nomination for Best British Actor 2998:where Borgnine won the award for Best Actor. 2665:(Beryl Measor and Phyllis Neilson-Terry) and 2095:Hecht's final Warner Brothers commitment was 1854:. Hecht and Lancaster's first production was 1420:at Fox. The large production was directed by 1067:. Hecht was also hired for dance routines on 959:and ran until June 19, with a cast featuring 263:and a Broadway actor. He was a member of the 9416:Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions (Australia) 7411:"UA Blockbuster's Pace at 2 a Month in 1960" 7327:"Harold Hecht Schedules His First Solo Film" 6912:, George Kazacoff, Xlibris Corporation, 2011 6839: 6837: 5536: 5534: 5532: 5530: 5528: 5526: 5524: 5522: 5520: 5518: 4805: 4145:. As a Hecht-Lancaster Productions project, 3927:International Film Music Critics Association 3923:Golden Globe Awards, for Best Original Score 3687:who had appeared in Lancaster's first film, 3673:, a five-time Oscar nominee, Telly Savalas, 3329:Plans after Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions 3158:(who adapted the screenplay from a novel by 3114:in American schools. Hecht hired pop singer 2353:National Board of Review Award for Best Film 1406:. But shortly before starting production on 1055:, using the cast and crew already hired for 532:, a Russian immigrant and former student of 265:Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences 9645:Deaths from pancreatic cancer in California 8112:Transcript of Harold Hecht's HUAC Interview 7184:Separate Tables, Internet Broadway Database 7141: 7139: 7021: 6915: 6849: 5989: 5708: 4873:Partial list of clients and contract actors 4207:accepted it. The rest of the cast featured 4199:(when Lancaster was still in the cast) and 3514:who had already done a low-budget picture, 2702:composing the soundtrack. The film starred 2209:wrote the script from an original novel by 1972:, a close friend since boyhood, and former 1939:) who was hired to compose the soundtrack. 1791: 1641: 121:Film producer, dance director, talent agent 9047: 9033: 8144: 8130: 7459:"UA to Place Emphasis on Top-Budget Films" 7317: 5768: 5284:"Pact Ends Hollywood Writers' Guild Tieup" 3954:, and Joseph MacDonald, who had worked on 3864:background. It co-starred Tony Curtis and 3854:, an Academy Award winner for his role in 2498:, John McIntire and was the film debut of 1786: 1518:somewhat recreated half a decade later in 1470: 1092:thin, boyish figures definitely are out." 180: 1962⁠–⁠1974) 157: 1947⁠–⁠1960) 9595:American film production company founders 7195:"Buzzell Ties with Hecht & Lancaster" 6834: 5515: 4378:'s Pulitzer Prize-winning Western novel, 3185: 3110:drama film dealing with the realities of 3051:. The film was partly shot at the famous 2775:) from a screenplay by Ernest Lehman and 2714:with a notable featured part for actress 2428:mountains. the screenplay was written by 2424:widescreen technology on location in the 2330:in a Leading Role (Ernest Borgnine), the 1822:Norma Productions and Halburt Productions 1375:was initially to be included in Warner's 1249:. However, after two weeks of working on 694:was to be a starring vehicle for actress 656: 602:(May–October 1928, with dances staged by 7136: 6062:"Harold Hecht, Hollywood Movie Producer" 4862:The Harold Hecht Corporation (1962–1985) 4129:who had previously worked with Hecht on 3474: 3200:In July 1956, Hecht, his brother-in-law 2962:Two limited-budget productions followed 2751:(who made references to it in his films 2452:, was made into a successful Western by 1741:, who had a deal at Paramount Pictures. 1554: 813:. One of the numbers Hecht directed was 9630:American theatre managers and producers 7035:, Kate Buford, Da Capo Publishing, 2000 4800:Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery 4305:Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy 3454:; John Gay to write the screenplay and 3369:). Pakula commissioned Arnold to adapt 2294:was originally a television episode on 1763:Rantz and Hecht also managed actresses 1663: 1132:and the highly anticipated blockbuster 796:. Stories exist that it was his friend 9710:United States Army Air Forces soldiers 9552: 3833:in 1949 before being blacklisted, and 3426:. Their first film together was to be 2143:House Un-American Activities Committee 2006:Jolly Roger: Son of the Crimson Pirate 1840:, for whom Lancaster had already done 1496:In January 1935, Hecht and his friend 846:in 1935. The exact shooting dates for 678:, had been translated into English by 9054: 9028: 8125: 8117:Harold Hecht on Turner Classic Movies 7489:"Columbia's 83-Film Production Slate" 6998:Burt Lancaster Broadway Credits, IBDB 6937:Harold Hecht Army Registration Record 6861:"Testimony of Leopold Lawrence Atlas" 6030:"Bearded Veterans' Dance for Groucho" 4415:, Marvin Borowsky, James R. Webb and 4271:in Hollywood. Two-time Oscar nominee 4076:was based on Dorothy Crider's story, 3657:, a two-time Oscar nominee, once for 3594:Immediately after filming wrapped on 3162:), and actors Lancaster, John Saxon, 2728:. Carolyn Jones played the role of a 2486:. In addition to starring Lancaster, 2411:. Neither were sold to the networks. 2141:Harold Hecht's name was given to the 1551:Return to New York and Broadway plays 1535:. The cast featured Mary Jo Mathews, 988:. The play was brought up to date by 9600:American male musical theatre actors 9590:Film producers from New York (state) 9575:20th-century American businesspeople 6303:Mae West: An Icon in black and White 5224:Independent Exhibitors Film Bulletin 4820:Harold Hecht Productions (1946–1985) 4083:A number of screenwriters worked on 3496:and had since been nominated for an 3484:film poster. Norma Productions, 1962 3318:soundtrack to Sweet Smell of Success 3133:and the BAFTA United Nations Award. 3073:in Australia. The film was based on 2953:Golden Globe Award for Best Director 2182:(released in the summer of 1954), a 1559:An early Harold Hecht production of 1547:well-used at all the major studios. 1453:and starring Constance Cummings and 939:, Hecht started working on the play 9428:Hecht-Lancaster & Buzzell Music 7775:, So Cal Jewish Sports Hall of Fame 7393:"H-H-L Have Parted But Two to Come" 6092:, Turner Classic Movies, Print Info 6080:, Turner Classic Movies, Print Info 5619:"Rollie Lynn Riggs Brief Biography" 5236:"What's With Hecht-Hill-Lancaster?" 4768:was born on August 6, 1965, at the 3932:In late 1962 Hecht resumed work on 3643:, who had worked with Lancaster on 3633:and had been nominated in 1957 for 3280:, Maine Records and Cabot Records. 3192:Hecht-Lancaster & Buzzell Music 2996:Locarno International Film Festival 2783:was hired with top cinematographer 2593:On June 12, 1956, Hecht joined the 1681:Formation of the Hecht-Rantz Agency 1481:(at the time known under the title 1233:(at the time known under the title 1218: 1110:and starring Maurice Chevalier and 1102:(at the time known under the title 872:(at the time known under the title 788:Contract choreographer at Paramount 661: 341:ceremony in 1956, Hecht received a 13: 9705:20th-century American male singers 9610:American musical theatre directors 7563:"In Search of Western Movie Sites" 4960: 3776:Return to Harold Hecht Productions 3721:, who in the 1990s gained fame as 3212:(copyrighting exclusively through 2340:Bodil Award for Best American Film 1611:In 1937 he became employed at the 1579:in 1936. The play was produced by 1567:, 1939. Designed by Aida McKenzie. 1304:opened on Saturday July 29 at the 453:Berlin International Film Festival 14: 9726: 9695:Film directors from New York City 9680:Businesspeople from New York City 9570:20th-century American male actors 8066: 7645:"Vincent van Gogh Auctions, 2013" 7168:"SPG Membership At All-Time High" 7032:Burt Lancaster – An American Life 5425:Burt Lancaster – An American Life 4003:The Dark at the Top of the Stairs 3577:with Cary Grant and Tony Curtis. 3345:had purchased the film rights to 3178:and actresses Audrey Hepburn and 2038:. It was written and directed by 1801:and Francis McDonald and writers 363:Oscar for Best Supporting Actress 9685:People from Yorkville, Manhattan 9615:American people of Czech descent 9529:Universal-International Pictures 9412:Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions 8073: 8048: 8032: 8016: 8000: 7984: 7969: 7953: 7937: 7921: 7905: 7893: 7877: 7861: 7835: 7809: 7794: 7778: 7766: 7750: 7736: 7710: 7663: 7618: 7602: 7568: 7556: 7543: 7527: 7513: 7497: 7482: 7468: 7452: 7436: 7420: 7404: 7367: 7351: 7335: 7301: 7268: 7252: 7243:"Best Selling Sheet Music in US" 7236: 7220: 7204: 7188: 7177: 7161: 7150: 7120: 7104: 7090: 7074: 6991: 6977: 6941: 6930: 6901: 6870: 6818: 6803: 6787: 5890:"Behind the Scenes in Hollywood" 4868:Harold Hecht Company (1966–1985) 4692: 4569:The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance 4286:Released in the summer of 1965, 3978:. The film starred Yul Brynner, 3829:, who had written the script of 3606:was a romanticized depiction of 3547:, who had just won an Oscar for 2900:, Burt Lancaster, Wendy Hiller, 2679:Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions 2673:Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions 2514:Los Angeles County Museum of Art 2230:, another western, based on the 2008:, but this film was never made. 1947:ceremony in March 1951; one for 1539:, Joseph Mario and Ilia Khmara. 1024:, into a film, initially titled 738:clashed with equally positioned 612:(November 1928 – January 1929). 457:National Film Preservation Board 417:Directors Guild of America Award 7976:"Testimony of Isobel Lennart", 7068:Making of the Magnificent Seven 6771: 6755: 6739: 6687: 6671: 6655: 6639: 6547: 6531: 6515: 6499: 6485: 6469: 6457: 6422: 6387: 6373: 6357: 6341: 6325: 6309: 6295: 6279: 6263: 6153: 6139: 6125: 6111: 6095: 6083: 6071: 6055: 6039: 6023: 6008: 5975: 5961: 5945: 5883: 5867: 5851: 5835: 5819: 5803: 5787: 5692: 5676: 5664: 5653: 5637: 5611: 5582:The Corpus Christi Caller Times 5574: 5479: 5467: 5455: 5443: 5431: 5393: 5368: 5352: 5336: 5320: 5309: 5293: 5277: 5268:"Writer Strike Finds Hollywood" 5115:(October 1956 – September 1957) 5009:As dance director/choreographer 4829:(1950–1952) with Burt Lancaster 4303:and the film was nominated for 4121:with sets superbly designed by 3948:Around the World in Eighty Days 3760:National Board of Review Awards 3540:Around the World in Eighty Days 3488:With Lancaster in the picture, 2888:featured an all-star cast with 2468:, composing the soundtracks to 2324:Academy Award for Best Director 2296:The Philco Television Playhouse 2186:told from the perspective of a 1505:(known under the working title 1010:. She was billed fourth, after 177: 154: 9318:Summer of the Seventeenth Doll 8153:Academy Award for Best Picture 7565:, Carlo Gaberscek, Kenny Stier 7504:"Dick Van Dyke Gets Film Role" 7259:"2 Soundtracks for Same Flick" 6538:"Harty In his Last Appearance" 5510:The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle 5389:Joseph Hecht Death certificate 5261: 5252:"Burt Lancaster Termed Enigma" 5245: 5229: 5213: 5197: 5126: 5088: 5051: 5004:(November 1928 – January 1929) 4949: 4882:Leopold Lawrence Atlas, writer 4865:Harold Hecht Films (1964–1985) 4313:Most Promising Newcomer – Male 3876:, who had appeared in Hecht's 3756:Volpi Cup Award for Best Actor 3713:as well as in Frankenheimer's 3402:Summer of the Seventeenth Doll 3294:which peaked to No. 11 on the 3070:Summer of the Seventeenth Doll 2936:Academy Award for Best Actress 2865:and the music was composed by 2738:National Board of Review Award 2298:. The teleplay was written by 1892:, a noted film noir composer. 1697:George A. Hirliman Productions 1347:two-reeler short, produced by 1079:and starred West, Cary Grant, 421:Writers Guild of America Award 232:Academy Award for Best Picture 1: 9700:20th-century American singers 9524:United Productions of America 8992:Daniel Kwan, Daniel Scheinert 7275:"Decca Debuts Double Feature" 6778:"Reviews of the New Pictures" 5982:"Oscar-Winning Producer Dies" 5660:Harold Hecht IMDb Other Works 5210:, Friday, August 1, 1947, p16 5119: 4856:(1959–1960) with Lu Ann Simms 4367:as Kid Shelleen and featured 3006:instead. Television director 2645:. It was nominated for seven 1949:Best Dramatic or Comedy Score 584:(April 1927, from a story by 492: 9419:Hecht-Lancaster Organization 8986:, Patrick Wachsberger (2021) 7211:"Reviews of New Pop Records" 6927:, Internet Broadway Database 6846:, Internet Broadway Database 5673:, Internet Broadway Database 3748:Best Actor in a Leading Role 3154:, former blacklisted writer 2328:Academy Award for Best Actor 2084:, based on a short story by 1670:United States Army Air Corps 1647:New career as literary agent 1638:either July or August 1939. 957:Pasadena Community Playhouse 912:(then known under the title 429:New York Film Critics Circle 7: 9660:Jewish American male actors 9423:Hecht-Lancaster Productions 9167:Kiss the Blood Off My Hands 7157:Kansas City Performing Arts 6895:The Ogden Standard Examiner 6332:"3 Paramount Title Changes" 5220:"The Struggle for Survival" 4965: 4936:Meta Reis Rosenberg, writer 4912:Christine Kaufmann, actress 4742:Marriage to Martine Millner 4685:. Hecht's collaboration on 4474:, both with James Stewart, 4131:Kiss the Blood Off My Hands 4111:, who had won an Oscar for 3843:, to write the screenplay. 3819:Kiss the Blood Off My Hands 3710:Gunfight at the O.K. Corral 2798:The Man with the Golden Arm 2769:Kiss the Blood Off My Hands 2661:(William Podmore), two for 2201:and an early appearance by 2193:. It starred Lancaster and 2168:Hecht-Lancaster Productions 2162:Hecht-Lancaster Productions 1951:(Max Steiner), another for 1894:Kiss the Blood Off My Hands 1857:Kiss the Blood Off My Hands 1598:Workers Alliance of America 1394:. The film was directed by 1320:, conducted the orchestra. 1211:, as well as Hecht's play, 1166:to create a new dance, the 1087:. Hecht was interviewed by 1075:. The film was directed by 951:and lyrics by Don Hartman. 772:and lyrics by Ben Eilleon. 538:American Laboratory Theatre 524:Studies and Broadway career 409:British Academy Film Awards 323:Hecht-Lancaster Productions 10: 9731: 9715:20th-century American Jews 9665:Male actors from Manhattan 9635:Broadway theatre producers 9625:American theatre directors 9605:American male stage actors 9407:Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Films 8965:Mollye Asher, Dan Janvey, 8023:"Frances Rafferty Listing" 7991:"Francis McDonald Listing" 6844:"But for the Grace of God" 5331:Internet Broadway Database 4953: 4790:Hecht died in his home in 4720:Saint John's Health Center 4716:Cedars of Lebanon Hospital 4698:Marriage to Gloria Buzzell 4600:. The movie was topped by 4423:. Jack Elam, Nick Cravat, 4321:Directors Guild of America 3779: 3434:, concerning members of a 3189: 3033:American Revolutionary War 2676: 2165: 1852:Mark Hellinger Productions 1825: 594:(November–December 1927), 334:, for the next ten years. 9467: 9402:Hecht & Buzzell Music 9360: 9158: 9097: 9062: 8685: 8390: 8159: 7934:, December 17, 1962, pSE5 7928:"Danielle Gaubert Signed" 6711:"Plans New Shorts Series" 6646:"Hecht on Glamour Dances" 5921:, November 17, 1931, 2/26 5174:Wilkes-Barre Times Leader 4933:Frances Rafferty, actress 4854:Hecht & Buzzell Music 4806:Partial list of companies 4534:. The cinematographer on 4433:series), Stubby Kaye and 2986:, based on a teleplay by 2978:, both released in 1959. 2722:in the television series 2373:BAFTA Award for Best Film 1953:Best Color Cinematography 1432:with music and lyrics by 1146:and starred Bing Crosby, 836:at Paramount in 1933 and 580:(October–November 1926), 306:. In 1947, he co-founded 225: 196: 188: 133: 125: 117: 75: 52: 30: 23: 9670:Norma Productions people 9539:Warner Brothers Pictures 9504:Harold Hecht Productions 9390:Contemporary Productions 7960:"Burt Lancaster Listing" 7763:, November 20, 1974, p36 7757:"Ordered to Pay Support" 7746:, September 18 1974, p30 7629:The Southeast Missourian 7433:, November 12, 1962, pW1 7217:, November 24, 1958, p42 7133:, December 20, 1952, p56 6831:, November 20, 1935, p68 6662:"Hecht on Glamour Steps" 6419:, February 28, 1933, p10 6394:"Fraternity Stomp Dance" 6381:The Brooklyn Daily Eagle 6364:"Chevalier Film Opening" 6222:, November 29, 1932, p12 6204:, November 19, 1932, p10 5985:Los Angeles Times", 1985 5705:, November 11, 1931, p10 5327:"Separate Tables Awards" 5304:Eureka Humboldt Standard 5242:, September 24, 1959, p5 5226:, September 2, 1957, p23 5139:, December 20, 1952, p56 5076:But for the Grace of God 4986:(November–December 1927) 4956:Harold Hecht filmography 4888:Walter Bernstein, writer 4785: 4629:to star in the film and 4325:Writers Guild of America 4143:The Ballad of Cat Ballou 3799:novella of the same name 3782:Harold Hecht Productions 3660:A Streetcar Named Desire 3567:, who had just finished 3520:, a few years prior but 2815:The Criterion Collection 2436:from Felix Holt's novel 1901:Warner Brothers Pictures 1864:based on British author 1792:Harold Hecht Productions 1642:Second trip to Hollywood 1585:But for the Grace of God 1577:But for the Grace of God 1367:and future Hecht client 1183:, starring Bing Crosby, 955:opened on May 26 at the 516:on East 104th Street in 425:National Board of Review 9655:Hollywood talent agents 9580:American choreographers 9175:The Flame and the Arrow 7581:, November 5, 1947, p56 7508:The Daily Intelligencer 7465:, October 15, 1955, p14 7427:"A Hecht-Columbia Deal" 7295:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 7233:, January 26, 1959, p40 7100:, November 15 1947, p67 6968:"Edith Barrett Listing" 6815:, November 19, 1935, p2 6800:, November 6, 1935, p20 6717:, December 26, 1934, p7 6577:, October 31, 1933, p29 6435:, February 28, 1933, p8 6292:, November 14, 1932, p7 6276:, November 29, 1932, p6 6241:, December 2, 1932, p10 5896:, November 18, 1931, p4 5880:, November 10, 1931, p6 5864:, November 10, 1931, p2 5848:, November 10, 1931, p6 5832:, November 3, 1931, p44 5800:, October 29, 1931, p10 5274:, November 1, 1959, p32 5191:The Wilkes-Barre Record 4974:(October–November 1926) 4927:Francis McDonald, actor 4897:Paddy Chayefsky, writer 4538:was equally qualified. 3831:The Flame and the Arrow 3550:The Diary of Anne Frank 2791:(fresh from working on 2446:in 1952 and his novel, 2334:(Paddy Chayefsky), the 2197:with a feature role by 2117:and starred Lancaster, 2092:as first-time parents. 1978:The Flame and the Arrow 1941:The Flame and the Arrow 1906:The Flame and the Arrow 1888:, with a soundtrack by 1787:Prosperity in Hollywood 1613:Federal Theatre Project 1471:Film directing at M-G-M 1124:starring W. C. Fields, 1089:Motion Picture Magazine 598:(February–March 1928), 534:Konstantin Stanislavsky 315:film production company 68:Los Angeles, California 9620:American talent agents 9509:Frank Ross Productions 9263:Sweet Smell of Success 8058:, October 29 1962, pW1 8007:"Karen Morley Listing" 7868:"Roman Bohnen Listing" 7785:"A Boy for the Hechts" 7494:, January 3, 1966, p6] 7449:, August 17, 1965, p16 7401:, September 1959, p271 7378:The Milwaukee Sentinel 7081:"Roman Bohnen Listing" 6925:"Sing for Your Supper" 6736:, January 22, 1935, p3 6682:The Hollywood Reporter 6668:, January 31, 1934, p4 6666:The Hollywood Reporter 6652:, January 22, 1934, p7 6650:The Hollywood Reporter 6617:, October 24, 1933, p6 6596:, October 31, 1933, p2 6557:, September 1 1933, p2 6480:The Hollywood Reporter 6452:The Hollywood Reporter 6413:"Hecht Staging Dances" 6354:, January 24, 1933, p3 6338:, January 16, 1933, p2 6260:, November 8, 1933, p6 6078:"A Night at the Opera" 5958:, December 8, 1931, p6 5816:, October 27, 1931, p4 5765:, November 5, 1931, p8 5746:, November 3, 1931, p6 5727:, October 27, 1931, p6 5648:The Columbia Spectator 5428:, Kate Buford, Da Capo 5365:, October 22, 1959, p2 5349:, October 6, 1959, p13 5290:, November 1, 1959, p3 5206:, Louella O. Parsons, 5066:(November 1932 – 1933) 5035:(November 1932 – 1933) 5023:(December 1931 – 1932) 4984:Much Ado About Nothing 4945:George Willner, writer 4885:Edith Barrett, actress 4501:Have Gun – Will Travel 4440:Filmed on location in 4179:, Mitchell Lindemann, 3850:and finally landed on 3733:Sweet Smell of Success 3695:, who had appeared in 3681:, an Oscar winner for 3485: 3432:A Matter of Conviction 3305:Sweet Smell of Success 3242:United Artists Records 3186:Music industry venture 3126:Martin Luther King Jr. 2745:Sweet Smell of Success 2595:Screen Producers Guild 1980:). It was directed by 1884:crime series starring 1668:Hecht enlisted in the 1568: 909:Blondie of the Follies 676:Sie und ihr Zimmerherr 657:First Hollywood career 591:Much Ado About Nothing 514:Union Settlement house 476:Sweet Smell of Success 465:National Film Registry 269:Screen Producers Guild 102:34.05845°N 118.44087°W 16:American film producer 9496:Curtleigh Productions 8878:James W. Skotchdopole 8870:Alejandro G. Iñárritu 8766:Ethan Coen, Joel Coen 7950:, March 19, 1962, pW1 7902:, Alan Gevinson, p645 7631:, August 26, 1960, p2 7599:, June 29, 1961, p17] 7358:"Pre-Sold Properties" 7312:The Gazette and Daily 7308:"Studio Boss Resigns" 7249:, March 16, 1959, p44 7127:"18 Added to Academy" 6985:The Indianapolis Star 6752:, March 30, 1935, p56 6750:Motion Picture Herald 6697:, August 11 1934, p34 6695:Motion Picture Herald 6542:Eagle Rock Advertiser 6448:"Para. Recalls Hecht" 6398:The Zanesville Signal 6036:, April 10, 1932, p35 6020:, March 24, 1932, p29 5942:, January 5, 1932, p3 5400:Joseph Hecht Ancestry 5300:"The Hollywood Scene" 5133:"18 Added to Academy" 5078:(January 1937 – 1937) 4992:(February–March 1928) 4930:Karen Morley, actress 4918:Burt Lancaster, actor 4915:Roland Kibbee, writer 4642:Playmate of the Month 4125:, an Oscar-nominated 3939:To Kill a Mockingbird 3883:The Magnificent Seven 3813:fighting against the 3805:tells the story of a 3752:Best Supporting Actor 3684:The Barefoot Contessa 3631:From Here to Eternity 3478: 3230:ABC-Paramount Records 3121:I Can See Clearly Now 3063:(for Olivier). While 2781:Alexander Mackendrick 2773:Curtleigh Productions 2663:Best Featured Actress 2635:Phyllis Neilson-Terry 2551:From Here to Eternity 2028:French Foreign Legion 1693:Metropolitan Pictures 1558: 1483:Star Spangled Banquet 1381:but was never added. 1270:, a film directed by 745:Chi Chi and Her Papas 728:Chi Chi and Her Papas 692:Chi Chi and Her Papas 672:Chi Chi and Her Papas 624:and Maria Germanova. 542:Stanislavski's system 9310:The Devil's Disciple 9278:Run Silent, Run Deep 8459:Richard Attenborough 8425:, John Peverall and 8360:Francis Ford Coppola 8043:Film Daily Year Book 8027:Film Daily Year Book 8011:Film Daily Year Book 7995:Film Daily Year Book 7964:Film Daily Year Book 7888:Film Daily Year Book 7884:"Phil Brown Listing" 7872:Film Daily Year Book 7817:"Unsolved Mysteries" 7613:The Pittsburgh Press 7478:, March 25 1959, p13 7476:The Pittsburgh Press 7417:February 1, 1960, p5 7380:, June 30, 1959, p22 7348:, June 15, 1959, p17 7265:, June 17, 1957, p29 7201:, March 16, 1957, p8 7172:Motion Picture Daily 7085:Film Daily Year Book 7071:, Brian Hannan, p247 6972:Film Daily Year Book 6897:, August 20 1938, p2 6878:The Montana Standard 6813:Motion Picture Daily 6715:Motion Picture Daily 6678:"Gorney-Hartman Set" 6634:Hollywood Filmograph 6611:"A Little from Lots" 6590:"Hecht's Fox Switch" 6526:Hollywood Filmograph 6482:, April 27, 1933, p3 6454:, March 14, 1933, p7 6400:, June 18, 1933, p11 6370:, April 18, 1933, p2 6348:"A Little from Lots" 6286:"A Little from Lots" 6235:"A Little from Lots" 6202:Hollywood Filmograph 6185:, June 21, 1932, p50 6119:The Pittsburgh Press 6102:"A Little from Lots" 6066:St. Petersburg Times 6015:"A Little from Lots" 5842:"A Little from Lots" 5794:"A Little from Lots" 5778:"A Little from Lots" 5759:"A Little from Lots" 5699:"A Little from Lots" 5671:Harold Hecht Credits 5650:February 8, 1928, p2 5363:Motion Picture Daily 5347:Motion Picture Daily 5306:, March 31, 1962, p4 5288:The Oregon Statesman 5256:The Spokesman Review 5208:St. Petersburg Times 5107:Sing for Your Supper 5082:Sing for Your Supper 5045:Sing for Your Supper 4996:Grand Street Follies 4736:The Plain of La Crau 4382:. The production of 4269:Gower Street Studios 4257:Cañon City, Colorado 3919:Run Silent, Run Deep 3878:Run Silent, Run Deep 3636:The Harder They Fall 3557:, who had just made 3543:. The cast featured 3507:Panic in the Streets 3406:The Devil's Disciple 3222:Warner Bros. Records 3065:The Devil's Disciple 3020:The Devil's Disciple 2876:The film version of 2835:Run Silent, Run Deep 2718:who later portrayed 2393:President Eisenhower 2326:(Delbert Mann), the 1996:, an island off the 1876:and was directed by 1805:, Roland Kibbee and 1664:World War II service 1635:Sing for Your Supper 1631:Sing for Your Supper 1621:Sing for Your Supper 1617:Sing for Your Supper 1561:Sing for Your Supper 1310:John Alden Carpenter 1122:A. Edward Sutherland 857:A Night at the Opera 839:A Night at the Opera 686:, wrote the lyrics. 643:. He also worked on 600:Grand Street Follies 449:Venice Film Festival 445:Cannes Film Festival 391:was selected by the 253:Harold Adolphe Hecht 144:Gloria Joyce Buzzell 107:34.05845; -118.44087 9650:Film choreographers 9500:Jeffrey Productions 9460:William Enterprises 9397:Halburt Productions 9381:Clifton Productions 9350:Birdman of Alcatraz 9207:His Majesty O'Keefe 8982:Fabrice Gianfermi, 8039:"Art Smith Listing" 7918:, May 11, 1959, p44 7823:on October 29, 2013 7744:Santa Cruz Sentinel 7671:"Van Gogh Auctions" 7615:, June 29, 1961, p2 7551:Ulzana's Raid, IMDb 7510:, June 10, 1967, p5 7332:, May 11, 1959, p18 7314:, May 18, 1959, p25 7281:, July 1, 1957, p25 7174:, June 13, 1956, p2 7117:, May 21, 1947, p63 7053:, June 24 1956, p42 6636:, March 3, 1934, p3 6555:Corsicana Daily Sun 6544:, July 24, 1933, p3 6528:, July 22, 1933, p3 6512:, May 23, 1933, p26 6495:, August 2 1933, p3 6493:The Kane Republican 6166:, May 10, 1932, p50 6121:, July 13 1932, p14 6068:, May 29, 1985, p23 5971:, March 19 1932, p2 5740:"Le Baron's Lyrics" 5683:"Mike Mine Borscht" 5584:, April 9 1961, p88 5512:, July 13, 1962, p2 5486:Rose Hecht Ancestry 5272:The Bridgeport Post 5258:, May 27, 1961, p77 5240:The Tuscaloosa News 5155:, June 23 1933, p25 5153:The Courier Journal 4891:Roman Bohnen, actor 4848:Clifton Productions 4827:Halburt Productions 4814:Goonies (1934–1935) 4770:UCLA Medical Center 4540:William H. Clothier 4514:with James Arness, 4477:The Ballad of Josie 4292:38th Academy Awards 4265:Burbank, California 4019:Reynard Productions 3992:. It also featured 3952:Birdman of Alcatraz 3744:Golden Globe Awards 3739:Birdman of Alcatraz 3623:Birdman of Alcatraz 3600:Birdman of Alcatraz 3574:Operation Petticoat 3563:with Lancaster and 3481:Birdman of Alcatraz 3336:Young Frank Freeman 3059:. It also earned a 3029:George Bernard Shaw 2847:Edward L. Beach Jr. 2669:(Peter Glenville). 2659:Best Featured Actor 2125:. It was scored by 2103:His Majesty O'Keefe 2098:His Majesty O'Keefe 1945:23rd Academy Awards 1832:Halburt Productions 1658:literary department 1507:Song of the Gypsies 1460:Romance in the Rain 1445:a film produced by 1349:Gordon Hollingshead 1255:International House 1209:International House 1158:, George Burns and 1117:International House 844:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer 530:Richard Boleslavsky 461:Library of Congress 353:31st Academy Awards 339:28th Academy Awards 257:theatrical producer 98: / 9534:Universal Pictures 9514:Norlan Productions 9454:Steven Productions 9451:Sheila Productions 9443:Linden Productions 9435:Joanna Productions 9255:The Bachelor Party 9199:The Crimson Pirate 8984:Philippe Rousselet 8946:Charles B. Wessler 8926:Guillermo del Toro 7761:Lebanon Daily News 7707:, January 18, 1968 7521:The Ottawa Journal 7374:"Perfect for Lana" 7297:, June 9 1959, p22 7017:, May 22 1955, p63 6987:, May 23 1967, p14 6784:, June 1, 1935, p4 6768:, May 23, 1935, p4 6730:"Little from Lots" 6684:, May 18, 1934, p4 6433:Hollywood Reporter 6429:"Hecht with Brock" 6383:, May 21 1933, p25 6316:"The Movie Circus" 6306:, Jill Watts, p151 6135:, July 15 1932, p6 6034:Detroit Free Press 6003:The New York Times 5858:"Flies for Ballet" 5784:, October 28, 1931 5722:"Chi Chi at Radio" 5689:, May 12, 1948, p2 5316:1959 Oscar Winners 5193:, July 3 1933, p20 4998:(May–October 1928) 4942:Eiko Taki, actress 4776:Unsolved Mysteries 4773:television series 4749:Flight from Ashiya 4669:Norlan Productions 4621:by Walter Newman, 4597:Seven Men from Now 4587:The Horse Soldiers 4454:Andrew V. McLaglen 4317:Best Original Song 4253:Elliot Silverstein 4135:Wild and Wonderful 4105:Flight from Ashiya 4085:Wild and Wonderful 4074:Wild and Wonderful 4037:Wild and Wonderful 4028:Wild and Wonderful 4012:Flight from Ashiya 3963:Air Rescue Service 3934:Flight from Ashiya 3925:and a last at the 3866:Christine Kaufmann 3746:nominated him for 3715:The Young Stranger 3517:The Young Stranger 3512:John Frankenheimer 3486: 3387:Flight from Ashiya 3371:Flight from Ashiya 3352:Flight from Ashiya 3254:RCA Victor Records 2882:John Michael Hayes 2869:. Cinematographer 2734:The Bachelor Party 2687:The Bachelor Party 2504:Thomas Hart Benton 2483:North By Northwest 2240:Chapultepec Castle 2232:Mexican Revolution 2151:The Crimson Pirate 2002:Teddington Studios 1990:The Crimson Pirate 1965:The Crimson Pirate 1936:Gone with the Wind 1726:A Sound of Hunting 1721:A Sound of Hunting 1688:Hecht-Rantz Agency 1569: 1509:) was produced by 1408:I Like It That Way 1391:I Like It That Way 1378:Broadway Brevities 1334:Universal Pictures 1199:, who had written 1191:and George Burns. 1073:She Done Him Wrong 1061:She Done Him Wrong 1052:She Done Him Wrong 1016:Constance Cummings 935:Immediately after 891:Devil and the Deep 866:, Hecht worked on 794:Paramount Pictures 702:, loaned out from 668:RKO Radio Pictures 651:Metropolitan Opera 486:She Done Him Wrong 437:David di Donatello 405:Golden Globe Award 343:Best Picture Oscar 9547: 9546: 9491:Columbia Pictures 9487:Canon Productions 9478:Bryna Productions 9457:Susan Productions 9432:James Productions 9393:Flora Productions 9342:The Young Savages 9326:Take a Giant Step 9272: 9090: 9078: 9056:Norma Productions 9022: 9021: 9012:Christopher Nolan 8967:Frances McDormand 8718:Barrie M. Osborne 8519:Richard D. Zanuck 8443:Ronald L. Schwary 8364:Gray Frederickson 7849:on March 10, 2013 7843:"Charley Project" 7791:, August 16, 1965 7594:"Divorce Granted" 7523:, July 8 1967, p2 7398:Films and Filming 6810:"Purely Personal" 6217:Studio Placements 6108:, May 5, 1932, p7 6050:Los Angeles Times 5936:"Amos-Andy Warm?" 5644:"The Bridal Veil" 5176:, July 1 1933, p5 5109:(April–June 1939) 5084:(April–June 1939) 5047:(April–June 1939) 4894:Phil Brown, actor 4796:pancreatic cancer 4766:Adam Arthur Hecht 4462:with John Wayne, 4409:Katharine Hepburn 4376:A. B. Guthrie Jr. 4353:Lesley Ann Warren 4119:Universal Studios 4021:, to produce the 3666:On the Waterfront 3596:The Young Savages 3589:The Young Savages 3531:The Young Savages 3522:The Young Savages 3490:The Young Savages 3470:The Young Savages 3452:The Young Savages 3447:Blackboard Jungle 3441:The Young Savages 3410:Take a Giant Step 3349:'s action novel, 3296:Billboard Hot 100 3103:Take a Giant Step 3095:Season of Passion 2725:The Addams Family 2619:Margaret Leighton 2611:Music Box Theatre 2562:, James R. Webb, 2542:Gina Lollobrigida 2434:A. B. Guthrie Jr. 2375:from any Source. 1880:, famous for the 1828:Norma Productions 1386:Stanley Bergerman 1338:Columbia Pictures 1276:Constance Bennett 1193:The Big Broadcast 1180:The Big Broadcast 1112:Helen Twelvetrees 1007:Night After Night 961:Sterling Holloway 945:Paul Gerard Smith 922:Robert Montgomery 900:Tallulah Bankhead 736:David O. Selznick 622:Maria Ouspenskaya 586:Rollie Lynn Riggs 570:Francis Fergusson 385:Dwight Eisenhower 308:Norma Productions 300:Maurice Chevalier 250: 249: 126:Years active 9722: 9474:Anne Productions 9367:Alma Productions 9266: 9084: 9072: 9049: 9042: 9035: 9026: 9025: 9015: 8999: 8987: 8978: 8961: 8949: 8936:, Brian Currie, 8929: 8917: 8901: 8886:Blye Pagon Faust 8881: 8865: 8841: 8825: 8817: 8801: 8794:Nicolas Chartier 8781: 8778:Christian Colson 8773: 8761: 8753: 8741: 8725: 8709: 8701: 8678: 8662: 8650: 8643:Harvey Weinstein 8626: 8614: 8606: 8590: 8574: 8571:Steven Spielberg 8558: 8550: 8534: 8522: 8515:Lili Fini Zanuck 8510: 8502: 8494: 8486: 8478: 8470: 8462: 8454: 8446: 8438: 8435:Stanley R. Jaffe 8430: 8414: 8411:Charles H. Joffe 8406: 8383: 8371: 8355: 8352:Michael Phillips 8339: 8331: 8323: 8315: 8307: 8299: 8291: 8283: 8275: 8267: 8259: 8251: 8243: 8235: 8227: 8219: 8211: 8203: 8195: 8187: 8179: 8176:Cecil B. 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