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Ben Hecht. Ben Hecht (1893-1964) was an American Jewish journalist, novelist, and playwright. Although Hecht was primarily a writer of Hollywood film scripts, his best known work is The Front Page, a play that he co-authored with Charles MacArthur in 1928. Hecht had little to do with Judaism and Jewish affairs until the Nazis seized power.
Ben Hecht. Writer: Notorious. Ben Hecht, one of Hollywood's and Broadway's greatest writers, won an Oscar for best original story for Underworld (1927) at the first Academy Awards in 1929 and had a hand in the writing of many classic films. He was nominated five more times for the best writing Oscar, winning (along with writing partner and friend Charles MacArthur, with whom he wrote the ...
4 de feb. de 2019 · February 4, 2019. Hecht (pictured with Charles MacArthur, left, in 1935) helped create both the gangster film and the screwball comedy. Photograph courtesy Lusha Nelson. Ben Hecht, the greatest of ...
Biografía de Ben Hecht. Escritor, director, dramaturgo, pero sobre todo, guionista de cine, Ben Hecht fue un prolífico autor americano, siendo considerado uno de los más grandes creadores del Hollywood de la edad de oro. Hecht participó en numerosas películas, como Scarface, Lo que el viento se llevó, La diligencia, Adiós a las armas ...
28 de feb. de 2019 · Ben Hecht won the first ever Academy Award for Best Writing, Original Story. Hecht won this award, now referred to as Best Original Screenplay, for the 1927 movie Underworld, and went on to win the same award for the 1935 film The Scoundrel, which he shared with Charles MacArthur. Hecht also received nominations for Viva Villa!
28 de feb. de 2019 · Ben Hecht war nicht nur ein Drehbuchautor, der zwei Oscars erhielt, sondern auch Schriftsteller, Stückeschreiber und Sensationsreporter. Auch wenn er in Hollywood arbeitete, verachtete er die ...
14 de abr. de 2024 · Ben Hecht (born February 28, 1894, New York City, New York, U.S.—died April 18, 1964, New York City) was an American novelist, playwright, and film writer who, as a newspaperman in the 1920s, perfected a type of human interest sketch that was widely emulated. His play The Front Page (1928), written with Charles MacArthur, influenced the ...
