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Ben Hecht. Guion. en. Lo que el viento se llevó (1939) Primera plana (1974) Recuerda (1945) Si no encuentras lo que buscas, inténtalo con el buscador global. Filmaffinity es una web de votación y recomendación personalizada de películas y series, una red social y diario del cine y las series con votaciones, listas y críticas, y una ...
1944 – Hecht publishes, “A Guide for the Bedevilled,” which examines anti-Semitism; 1946 – Produced “A Flag is Born,” and raised over $400,000 to advocate for the creation of a Jewish homeland in Palestine; 1954 – Publishes autobiography, “A Child of the Century” 1964 – Ben Hecht dies at 70 in New York City
ベン・ヘクト（Ben Hecht、1894年 2月28日 - 1964年 4月18日）は、アメリカ合衆国の脚本家、劇作家、小説家、映画プロデューサー。 ハリウッド と ブロードウェイ を代表する最も偉大な脚本家の1人として知られ、数々の名作を残している。
An irresistible comedy with thrills and derring do set in the news room. Hildy wants to break away from journalism and go on a belated honeymoon. There is a jailbreak and into Hildy's hands falls the escapee as hostage. He conceals his prize in a rolltop desk and phones his scoop to his managing editor. Their job is to prevent other reporters ...
Ben Hecht- Mixed Media Artist specializing in combining aerial photography, encaustic paint, and UV resin. commissions and proposals aquas aliis vitrius urbicus forma sculpture VIDEO BIO. Ben Hecht is a San Diego, California artist specializing in combining surf and landscape photography with encaustic (beeswax) painting. He has pioneered an ...
At 16 years old, Ben Hecht left the University of Wisconsin for Chicago with fifty dollars in his pocket. By a twist of fate, the young Hecht was introduced to the publisher of the Chicago Daily Journal who hired the teenager within hours of meeting him. While Hecht spent the first year sneaking into homes of crime victims and capturing ...
Ben Hecht was a Jewish American journalist, novelist, and playwright. He is most famous for his influence in helping Hollywood expose the true nature of the Holocaust. Hecht was born in New York City on February 28, 1894, to Russian-Jewish immigrants. He attended high school in Wisconsin after his family moved there.
