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  1. Nascido em San Francisco, Califórnia, Lansky trabalhou em uma variedade de empregos, mas começou sua carreira como artista de teatro vaudeville, o que levou para o cinema. Sua irmã Blanche era casada com Samuel Goldwyn e, em 1913, Lasky e Goldwyn se uniram a Cecil B. DeMille e Oscar Apfel para formar a Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play Company.

  2. 25 de abr. de 2017 · Jesse L. Lasky and his three children, Jesse Jr., Betty, and William, are enjoying the warm, bright and carefree Southern California sunshine. Lasky was one of Hollywood’s earliest visionary film pioneers who also shot the first feature film in Hollywood, “The Squaw Man” (1914), which you can watch entirely here.

  3. CANDLE IN THE SUN by Bessie Mona Lasky [Kindle; revised and footnoted, Square Circles Publishing, 2019]. First published in 1957, this is the revised and footnoted autobiography of Bessie Lasky—wife of Hollywood founding father Jesse L. Lasky—a successful artist in her own right who wanted nothing more than to escape the glitter and glamor and live in her own simple world of poetry, art ...

  4. Lasky begon zijn loopbaan bij het vaudevilletheater. Zijn zus Blanche trouwde in 1913 met Samuel Goldwyn en in 1913 stichtte hij samen met zijn zwager en Cecil B. DeMille de filmmaatschappij Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play Company. Ze draaiden met beperkte middelen de western The Squaw Man, die thans als de eerste film van Paramount Pictures wordt ...

  5. Jesse L. Lasky Sr. Movie Producer, Motion Picture Pioneer, Studio Executive. His father died when he was twenty years old, and his family, who didn't have a lot of money, managed to raise $3,000 to send him to Nome in the hope that he would strike rich in Alaska's gold rush. Unfortunately, he lost all of his money while panning for gold,...

  6. 1940s - The Independent Years. In the 1940s, Lasky launched a series of screen biographies: Rhapsody in Blue, Sergeant York, and The Adventures of Mark Twain. Sergeant York became a box-office smash and earned Gary Cooper an Academy Award.

  7. The Jesse L. Lasky papers span the years 1906-1975 (bulk 1930s-1950s) and encompass 4.2 linear feet. The collection contains a variety of material relating to Lasky's career in film, television, and radio. There is correspondence, scripts, financial records, photograph albums, and miscellaneous writings by Lasky, including the original ...