B. P. Schulberg
Producer
What made Schulberg run...Memories of a Hollywood Prince, Schulberg covered his growing up as the privileged son of Hollywood producer B.P. Schulberg. Schulberg divided the book into four sections: Genesis, Exodus, The Promised Land and Kings, and ended the... In this article: B.P. Schulberg, Hollywood, On the Waterfront, Scott Fitzgerald, A Face in the Crowd, Arthur Godfrey, Elia Kazan, Dartmouth College, and Robert Kennedy |
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Entertainment Weekly | August 07, 2009
Budd Schulberg, screenwriter, dies at 95
...hewing to his own set of principles. Born in 1914 as the son of Paramount Pictures head B.P. Schulberg and legendary agent Sam Jaffe's sister Adele, Schulberg bucked his status as a self-described "Hollywood Prince," convincing his limo...
In this article: B.P. Schulberg, On the Waterfront, Oscar, Hollywood, Budd Schulberg, Poverty, and What Makes Sammy Run
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L.A. Times - Patrick Goldstein | August 06, 2009
Budd Schulberg: His 'What Makes Sammy Run?' was the true Hollywood fable
...to the Coen brothers' "Barton Fink" to David Mamet's "Speed-the-Plow" that doesn't owe a debt to Schulberg's scrappy, always conniving hustler. Schulberg wasn't entirely overjoyed that the character he'd written as such a ruthless...
In this article: B.P. Schulberg, Hollywood, Budd Schulberg, What Makes Sammy Run, David O. Selznick, and Marlene Dietrich
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Daily Express | August 06, 2009
On the Waterfront scribe Schulberg dies
The 1954 drama received 12 Academy Award nominations, winning eight Oscars, including Best Picture, Best Actor for Marlon Brando and Best Story and Screenplay for Schulberg. Schulberg is survived by his wife Betsy and four children.
In this article: B.P. Schulberg, On the Waterfront, Academy Award, New York City, A Face in the Crowd, Budd Schulberg, Paramount Pictures, and Marlon Brando
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Gawker | August 06, 2009
Budd Schulberg, Writer [And Now He's Dead]
...in 1951, he named names to the House Un-American Activities Committee. Richard Collins named Schulberg as a former party member first. Schulberg telegrammed the committee acknowledging his former membership and offering his full...
In this article: B.P. Schulberg, Budd Schulberg, Hollywood, F. Scott Fitzgerald, John Ford, and Atlas Shrugged
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Guardian | August 06, 2009
Kevin Mitchell pays tribute to the late Budd Schulberg
...ring, watching two men fight. Eighty years ago he sat ringside at the Royal Albert Hall with his father, the Hollywood producer BP Schulberg, watching Young Stribling fight Primo Carnera. The mobbed-up Italian won on disqualification. Budd's...
In this article: Budd Schulberg, BP Schulberg, On the Waterfront, Ernest Hemingway, Hamlet, and Marlon Brando
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Contactmusic.com | August 06, 2009
Budd Schulberg - On The Waterfront Scribe Schulberg Dies
...Award nominations, winning eight Oscars, including Best Picture, Best Actor for Marlon Brando and Best Story and Screenplay for Schulberg. Schulberg is survived by his wife Betsy and four children. Subscribe to this news alert service to...
In this article: On the Waterfront, B.P. Schulberg, Budd Schulberg, Academy Award, New York City, All rights reserved, A Face in the Crowd, Paramount Pictures, and Marlon Brando
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L.A. Times - Top News | August 06, 2009
Budd Schulberg dies at 95; author of 'What Makes Sammy Run?'
...only denounced the book at a meeting of the Motion Picture Producers Assn. but also suggested that Schulberg be deported. To which B.P. Schulberg laughed and said, "Louie, he's the only novelist who ever came from Hollywood. Where the hell...
In this article: B.P. Schulberg, What Makes Sammy Run, Budd Schulberg, Academy Awards, On the Waterfront, Hollywood, Elia Kazan, Marlon Brando, Eva Marie Saint, and Samuel Goldwyn
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Reuters | August 05, 2009
On the Waterfront screenwriter Schulberg dies, 95
"On the Waterfront" screenwriter Schulberg dies, 95 Budd Schulberg, the Oscar-winning screenwriter of "On the Waterfront" and author of novels such as "The Harder They Fall," has died in New York at age 95. His wife, Betsy Schulberg, told...
In this article: B.P. Schulberg, On the Waterfront, Marlon Brando, New York City, A Face in the Crowd, What Makes Sammy Run, Budd Schulberg, Paramount Pictures, and Hollywood
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washingtonpost.com | August 05, 2009
Budd Schulberg, 95; Academy Award-Winning Screenwriter of 'On the Waterfront'
...even further into the present. Spike Lee dedicated "Bamboozled," his 2000 film that satirized television, to Mr. Schulberg. Mr. Schulberg's fascination with ambition found a consistent theme in boxing in his films, books and short...
In this article: On the Waterfront, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Academy Award, Ben-Hur, What Makes Sammy Run, Hollywood, and A Face in the Crowd
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L.A. Times - The Daily Mirror | August 05, 2009
Budd Schulberg and Sammy Glick
...draft, Warner gave Stiller positive notes and a working budget. But they cooled, didn't move fast enough for Schulberg and Stiller. Schulberg , "a little less patient in my waiting than I was before," wrote Warner Bros. a personal letter...
In this article: B.P. Schulberg, Budd Schulberg, Samuel Goldwyn, Ben Stiller, Hollywood, MGM, Academy Awards, and What Makes Sammy Run?
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B.P. Schulberg (January 19, 1892 - February 25, 1957) was a pioneer film producer and movie studio executive.
Born Benjamin Percival Schulberg in Bridgeport, Connecticut, he worked in the fledgling film industry in New York City until 1919 when he moved to Hollywood, California where he operated "Preferred Pictures" and was responsible for making Clara Bow a star. He joined Louis B. Mayer to form "Mayer-Schulberg Studio" but after Mayer became part of MGM, Schulberg would join with Adolph Zukor and became the head of Paramount Pictures.
In an era when the film industry was filled with conservative studio executives, B.P. Schulberg was a "New Deal" liberal, described by Moving Pictures magazine as "a political liberal in the reactionary world of Mayer and Hearst." His wife Adeline Jafee-Schulberg, the sister of producer/talent agent Sam Jaffe, spent little time with Hollywood society women, instead working for charities that aided the poor and promoting socialism. They were the parents of renowned novelist and screenwriter, Budd Schulberg.
In a power struggle at Paramount, Schulberg left the studio in 1937 and remained out of the business until 1940 when he began producing for Columbia Pictures. He produced six films for Columbia in three years until he retired in 1943.
B.P. Schulberg died at his home in Key Biscayne, Florida in 1957.
For his contribution to the motion picture industry, B.P. Schulberg has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 1500 Vine Street.
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