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Robert Elmer Balaban è un attore, regista e produttore cinematografico statunitense. For faster navigation, this Iframe is preloading the Wikiwand page for Bob Balaban . Home
Robert Elmer "Bob" Balaban je americký herec, režisér a spisovateľ, narodený v Chicagu do rodiny Eleanor a Elmera Balabanových. Otec Elmer bol priekopník káblovej televízie a s jeho strýkom založili známe divadlo Theatre Circuit a reťazec ďalších malých divadiel v Chicagu a jeho okolí. Elmer Balaban a jeho brat Harry založili ...
Un uomo da marciapiede. Un uomo da marciapiede ( Midnight Cowboy) è un film del 1969 diretto da John Schlesinger e interpretato da Dustin Hoffman e Jon Voight, basato sull'omonimo romanzo del 1965 di James Leo Herlihy . Considerato un classico della storia del cinema e un archetipo della "Nuova Hollywood", [1] [2] [3] alla sua uscita fu ...
Bob brings over 25 years of investment banking and operating experience to his role as Head of Capstone’s Business Services Group. Bob has served as the lead banker on over 75 merger and acquisition transactions primarily in the business services marketplace. He has also been involved with over a dozen startup companies, including Great ...
Bob Balaban appeared as Frank Buffay Sr. in "The One With Joey's Bag". Bob Balaban is an American actor, born in Chicago, Illinois. The son of Eleanor (née Pottasch) and Elmer Balaban, who owned several movie theaters and later was a pioneer in cable television, his mother acted under the name Eleanor Barry. His uncles were dominant forces in the theatre business; they founded the Balaban and ...
--Bob Balaban, to David Bianculli in Daily News, March 12, 1998. Biography Many of those same fans, as well as ones who enjoyed his recurring role as the network executive who greenlights and then cancels Jerry and George's sitcom project on "Seinfeld" (NBC, 1989-1998), may not have known that Balaban also enjoyed a steady career behind the camera as a director of dark comedies for film and ...
10 ago 2021 · Bob Balaban in Absence of Malice, 1981. Everett Collection / Courtesy of Columbia But for the last 25 years or so, Balaban’s go-to specs have been a pair of round faux tortoise shell glasses.
