#jerry wald

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Audrey Hepburn, American screenwriter and film producer Jerry Wald, and Mel Ferrer, 1958.

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1952. Marilyn Monroe and Hollywood producer Jerome Irving Wald discuss the script of the film "Clash by Night" is a American film noir drama.

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Director Mark Robson was born on December 4, 1913. Here he is with Lana Turner and producer Jerry Wald during filming of PEYTON PLACE (1957). #botd

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The Lusty Men premiered in San Antonio, TX on 1 October 1952.

Based on Claude Stanush’s 1946 Life magazine article on cowboy Bob Crosby, screenwriter Horace McCoy spent 5 months on the rodeo circuit, and co-writer David Dortort was a former cowboy.

Due to Susan Hayward’s schedule, filming began before the script was finalized and Robert Mitchum and director Nicholas Ray wrote scenes as they went along. Producer Jerry Wald, along with writers Alfred Hayes, and Andrew P. Solt were also brought on to write, all uncredited.

After seeing the original ending, Wald ordered a “happier” version filmed and legend has it that Mitchum had his assistant steal the film can of the new ending and burn it.

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Images 2 and 3: Marilyn Monroe at the office of producer Jerry Wald, who seems very interested in her shoes. Wald interviewed her for a role in CLASH BY NIGHT, which she won. 1951.

The images come from small negatives, so to compensate I’ve added a photo from about the same time. I’ve shared photos from this meeting before HERE.

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Marion Hutton with Mel Torme, Jerry Wald, Gordon MacRae and Jerry Jerome, “Saturday Teentimers Show”, New York, N.Y., ca. Aug. 1947.

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Director Mark Robson, Lana Turner and producer Jerry Wald read a scroll-like letter signed by 475 citizens of Camden, Maine, asking that Peyton Place, partially shot in their hometown, receive its world premiere there.