Wolf Mankowitz(1924-1998)

Wolf Mankowitz est né le 7 novembre 1924 à Londres, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni. Il était scénariste et producteur. Il est connu pour Le Jour où la Terre prit feu (1961), Casino Royale (1967) et Expresso Bongo (1959). Il était marié à Ann Margaret Seligmann. Il est mort le 20 mai 1998 en Irlande.

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Autre nom
- Wolf Manowitz
Date de naissance
- 7 novembre 1924
- Bethnal Green, Londres, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni
Date de décès
- 20 mai 1998
- County Cork, Irlande(cancer)
Conjoint
- Ann Margaret Seligmann2 août 1944 - 20 mai 1998 (son décès, 3 enfants)
Autres œuvres
Leslie Bricusse, Cyril Ornadel and his musical, "Pickwick," was performed in a Chichester Festival Production at the Chichester Festival Theatre in Chichester, West Sussex, England with Harry Secombr, Ruth Madoc, Glyn Houston, Alexandra Bastedo, David Cardy, Michael Howe, Peter Land, Robert Meadmore, Kevin A.J. Ranson, and Roy Castle in the cast. Patrick Garland was director. Gillian Lynne was musical director.
Annonces publicitaires
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Anecdotes
After working with Peter Sellers on "The Waltz Of The Toreadors", Mankowitz joined forces with the actor in an independent film company called Sellers-Mankowitz Productions, and they announced, as their first production, a comedy film to be entitled "Memoirs Of A Cross-Eyed Man". But the unpredictable Sellers went cold on the idea and found he had little fondness for the duties and responsibilities of a film producer, so he wound up the company very soon after it had been launched, without its having made any films. Later, Mankowitz described him as a "treacherous lunatic" - they were never reconciled.