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commissioned the film
adaptation of the
novel in
April 1956.
Albert Zugsmith was
selected as producer, who then
hired television writer Paul Monash...
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Albert Zugsmith (April 24, 1910 –
October 26, 1993) was an
American film producer, film
director and
screenwriter who
specialized in low-budget exploitation...
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Zugsmith is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Albert Zugsmith (1910–1993),
American film producer, film director, and
screenwriter Leane...
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Kittens Go to
College (1960) made by
Albert Zugsmith at
Allied Artists. She made a
second film for
Zugsmith, The
Private Lives of Adam and Eve, made in...
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Written on the Wind (1956),
directed by
Douglas Sirk and
produced by
Albert Zugsmith.
Stack pla****
another pilot, the son of a rich man who
marries Lauren Bacall...
- Generation.
Richard Matheson, who had
written The
Incredible Shrinking Man for
Zugsmith, said The Beat
Generation was
based on a true
story "about a guy who would...
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Leane Zugsmith (January 18, 1903 –
October 13, 1969) was an
American novelist and
short story writer who
frequently wrote about the
economically disadvantaged...
- the
novel was
published in May 1956 by Gold
Medal Books.
Producer Albert Zugsmith added the word "Incredible" to Matheson's
title and p****ed the
script to...
- play The
Besieged Heart by
Robert Hill. The film was
produced by
Albert Zugsmith. This
black and
white classic opens with the
image of the movie’s title...
- made
their first film,
Captive Women. The
company consisted of
Albert Zugsmith,
Peter Miller,
Aubrey Wisberg and Jack
Pollexfen with
Joseph Justman as...
