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Jerry Wald (16 de septiembre de 1911 – 13 de julio de 1962) fue un productor y guionista cinematográfico y radiofónico de nacionalidad estadounidense. Biografía. Su nombre completo era Jerome Irving Wald, y nació en el barrio de Brooklyn, en la ciudad de Nueva York.
Jerome Irving Wald (September 16, 1911 – July 13, 1962 [citation needed]) was an American screenwriter and a producer of films and radio programs. [1] [2] Life and career. Early life. Born to a Jewish family [3] in Brooklyn, New York, he had a brother and sons who were active in show business.
Jerry Wald. Producer: Key Largo. The son of a dry goods salesman, Jerry Wald was the go-getting Hollywood writer-producer of popular imagination: charismatic, ambitious, shrewd, frequently brilliant, and filled with a nervous energy driving him from one project to another.
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- Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA
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Philip Dunne was approached to make the film by producer Jerry Wald when they were shooting In Love and War together. Wald always intended to cast Elvis Presley in the lead and originally wanted Simone Signoret to appear opposite him.
Jerry Wald (16 de septiembre de 1911 – 13 de julio de 1962) fue un productor y guionista cinematográfico y radiofónico de nacionalidad estadounidense.
Los violentos años veinte (título original: The Roaring Twenties) es una película estadounidense de 1939 dirigida por Raoul Walsh y escrita por Jerry Wald, Richard Macaulay y Robert Rossen, basada en el relato corto The World Moves On del columnista Mark Hellinger.
Jerry Wald and A. E. Hotchner approached Hemingway seeking the rights to either Across the River and Into the Trees or the Nick Adams stories. Hemingway did not want to sell rights to his novel and was only keen on selling one Nick Adams story.
