Jack L. Warner(1892-1978)

Production
Direction de production
Équipe supplémentaire

Jack L. Warner est né le 2 août 1892 en Ontario, Canada. Il était producteur et responsable de production. Il est connu pour My Fair Lady (1964), To Have and Have Not (1944) et The Big Sleep (1946). Il était marié à Anne Boyar et Irma Claire Solomon. Il est mort le 9 septembre 1978 en Californie, États-Unis.

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A remporté 1 oscar
- 8 victoires et 1 nomination au total

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Connu·e

My Fair Lady

7,7

Production

1964

To Have and Have Not

7,8

Production

1944

The Big Sleep

7,9

Production

1946

Le roman de Mildred Pierce

7,9

Production

1945

Crédits

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Production

1776
7,6
- production
- 1972
Dirty Little Billy
6,2
- production
- 1972
Camelot
6,6
- production
- 1967
My Fair Lady
7,7
- production
- 1964
Temple Houston
8,0
Série télévisée
- produced under the personal supervision of
- 1963–1964
PT 109
6,6
- produced under the personal supervision of
- 1963
About Time
7,9
Téléfilm
- executive producer
- 1962
Le cri de la victoire
6,4
- production (uncredited)
- 1955
Une étoile est née
7,5
- executive producer (uncredited)
- 1954
Beyond the Forest
6,8
- executive producer
- 1949
Night Unto Night
5,8
- executive producer
- 1949
The Friendship Train
6,0
Court métrage
- executive producer (uncredited)
- 1948
Whiplash
6,4
- executive producer
- 1948
La mariée du dimanche
6,8
- executive producer (uncredited)
- 1948
Silver River
6,5
- executive producer
- 1948

Direction de production

The John Glenn Story
6,4
Court métrage
- (produced under the personal supervision of
- 1962
The Thread of Life
7,2
Téléfilm
- direction de production: Warner Bros. Pictures
- 1960
Law of the Tropics
5,9
- direction de production (uncredited)
- 1941
Honeymoon for Three
6,0
- in charge of production
- 1941
Four Mothers
6,2
- in charge of production
- 1941
High Sierra
7,5
- in charge of production
- 1940
La piste de Santa Fé
6,2
- in charge of production
- 1940
South of Suez
6,3
- direction de production
- 1940
The Letter
7,5
- in charge of production
- 1940
East of the River
6,3
- in charge of production
- 1940
A Dispatch from Reuters
6,9
- in charge of production
- 1940
Tugboat Annie Sails Again
5,6
- in charge of production
- 1940
Knute Rockne - All American
6,7
- in charge of production
- 1940
Ville conquise
7,2
- in charge of production
- 1940
Flowing Gold
6,5
- in charge of production
- 1940

Équipe supplémentaire

Seapower
Court métrage
- produced under the personal supervsion of (as Colonel Jack L. Warner USAFR)
- 1964
Red Nightmare
5,7
Court métrage
- supervisor
- 1962
Gateways to the Mind
7,6
Téléfilm
- produced under the personal supervision of
- 1958
Silver River
6,5
- presenter
- 1948
La seconde madame Carroll
6,8
- presenter
- 1947
Never Say Goodbye
6,7
- presenter
- 1946
The Verdict
7,2
- presenter
- 1946
The Mask of Dimitrios
7,2
- presenter
- 1944
Uncertain Glory
7,1
- presenter
- 1944
In Our Time
6,6
- presenter
- 1944
Northern Pursuit
6,6
- presenter
- 1943
Thank Your Lucky Stars
6,7
- presenter (uncredited)
- 1943
The Hard Way
7,1
- presenter
- 1943

Données personnelles

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autres noms
- Jack Warner Snr.
Naissance
- 2 août 1892
- London, Ontario, Canada
Décédé(e)
- 9 septembre 1978
- Los Angeles, Californie, États-Unis(pulmonary edema and a heart inflammation)
Conjoints(es)
Enfants
Membres de la famille
Offres publicitaires

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Anecdotes
At the 16th Academy Awards ceremony, when Casablanca (1942) was named Best Picture, Hal B. Wallis, the film's producer, was on his way to the stage to accept the Oscar when Warner cut him off and accepted on behalf of the studio. At the time the Oscar for Best Picture customarily went to the studio, but Warner's public rudeness had two consequences: first, Wallis resigned from Warner Brothers in protest; second, producers began exerting more power with the Academy. Within eight years, starting with Un Américain à Paris (1951), the Oscar for Best Picture would go to the film's producer(s) instead of the studio.

Citations
[to an assistant on being introduced to Madame Chiang, the wife of Chinese president Kai-Shek Chiang] That reminds me, I need to pick up my laundry.