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Stanley Kramer followed his Oscar-winning Judgment at Nuremberg with this sobering investigation of American greed. Ah, who are we kidding? It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, about a group of strangers fighting tooth and nail over buried treasure, is the most grandly harebrained movie ever made, a pileup of slapstick and borscht-belt-y one-liners performed by a nonpareil cast, including Milton ...
Stanley Earl Kramer. Oscar alla memoria Irving G. Thalberg 1962. Stanley Earl Kramer ( New York, 29 settembre 1913 – Los Angeles, 19 febbraio 2001) è stato un regista e produttore cinematografico statunitense .
Born September 19th, 1913 in the Hell’s Kitchen section of New York City, Stanley Earl Kramer suffered abject poverty after being abandoned by his father in his early years. Raised by his mother, Mildred Kramer and his maternal grandparents in cramped cold water flat, Kramer divided his time between his education and odd jobs throughout his childhood.
Stanley Kramer. Stanley Kramer, cirka 1955. Stanley Earl Kramer, född 29 september 1913 på Manhattan i New York, död 19 februari 2001 i Woodland Hills i Los Angeles, var en amerikansk filmregissör och filmproducent. Sex av Kramers filmer blev nominerade i kategorin Oscar för bästa film. Hans filmer, speciellt de han regisserade, hade ofta ...
Stanley Earl Kramer ( 29. september 1913 i Brooklyn, New York, USA – 19. februar 2001 i Woodland Hills, Californien, USA) var en amerikansk filminstruktør og - producent, kendt for en række problemdebatterende film lavet indenfor rammen af Hollywood. Som producent fra 1941 stod han bl.a. bag High Noon ( Sheriffen, 1952) og The Caine Mutiny ...
En 1960 Kramer dirigió Inherit the Wind, retomando la prohibición -vigente en 1925- de enseñar la teoría de la evolución, y la famosa batalla legal y argumentativa que libraron dos abogados en el juicio a un profesor que se había saltado la ley. De nuevo se centra en un juicio y de nuevo acude al hecho histórico en Vencedores o vencidos ...
Born September 19th, 1913 in the Hell’s Kitchen section of New York City, Stanley Earl Kramer suffered abject poverty after being abandoned by his father in his early years. Raised by his mother, Mildred Kramer and his maternal grandparents in cramped cold water flat, Kramer divided his time between his education and odd jobs throughout his childhood.
