Rudi Fehr

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Film editor and film executive Rudi Fehr originally intended to become a diplomat, but studied music and planned to become a symphony conductor. However, his father arranged work for him with one of the leading German film combines. He edited his first film, 'Der Schlemiel,' in 1931. After the Nazis came to power, he moved to Austria and the UK, and then worked at Warner Bros' studios in California. Many of his films were routine, but some, such as the 1946 film 'A Stolen Life,' stood out. In later life, he taught editing and post-production at film schools.

United Kingdom, Other General Government Support, Population information, Obituaries (Honors), Motion picture editors, Movie editors, Obituaries, Fehr, Rudi

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Stanley Cortez

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Cinematographer Stanislaus Kranz, known as Stanley Cortez, began his working life as an assistant to leading photographers in New York, NY. He obtained employment at the Paramount studios in the city, and then went to Hollywood with his brother, film star Ricardo Cortez. He first came to public attention with the 1942 film 'The Magnificent Ambersons,' for which he gained an Academy Award nomination. After this, he worked for independent producers David O. Selznick and Walter Wanger.

Cinematographers, Cortez, Stanley

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Stanley Kramer

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Film producer and director Stanley Kramer was born in New York, NY, in 1913. He studied at New York University before becoming a carpenter and scenery mover at MGM. He eventually received three Oscar nominations for his work.

Filmmakers, Movie directors, Movie producers (Persons), Kramer, Stanley Earl

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