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15 apr 2024 · Anatole Litvak, a Russian Jew who began his career at Ufa in Berlin, was one of the German émigrés who settled in France after Hitler came to power. His case is little known, yet it is both singular and emblematic of the career of émigré filmmakers in France.
Citazioni su Anatole Litvak [modifica]. Anatolio Litvak è un regista che proviene da qualche città bassa dell'Europa centrale: che s'è fatta una buona fama dirigendo a Parigi Mayerling con Boyer e la Darrieux e l'Equipaggio con Annabella; e che, sentita a tempo l'aria infida, si è rifugiato a Hollywood, dove ha finito per far brutti film e per sposare la difficile e bruttina come donna, ma ...
17 dic 1974 · PARIS, Dec. 16—Anatole Litvak, the film director, died last night at a hospital in suburban Neuilly at the age of 72. Mr. Litvak, who was briefly married to the late American movie star Miriam ...
Actor. Married 1937-39. Fashion designer. Designed costumes for some of Litvak's films. Began his film career at Leningrad's Nordkino studios in 1923, moved to Germany in 1925 and began directing for UFA in 1930. Following the international success of the French production, "Mayerling" (1936), Litvak moved to the US where he signed with Warner ...
Stars. Died Dec. 15, 1974 in Paris, France. R ussian-born Anatole Litvak was a former Leningrad stagehand who became a leading Hollywood film director in a career spanning six decades. Litvak helped return Ingrid Bergman to popularity with American audiences in 1956 with "Anastasia," which won an Oscar for the Swedish star.
Anastasia is a 1956 American period drama film starring Ingrid Bergman, Yul Brynner, and Helen Hayes. The film was directed and written by Anatole Litvak and Arthur Laurents, adapting the 1952 play written by Guy Bolton and Marcelle Maurette. It was inspired by the story of Anna Anderson, one of the best known of the many Romanov impostors who ...
Anatole Litvak. Data di nascita 10 maggio 1902 a Kiev (Ucraina) ed è morto il 15 dicembre 1974 all'età di 72 anni a Neully-sur-Seine (Francia).
