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Amedee J. Van Beuren (born Amedee Vignot; July 10, 1879 – November 12, 1938) was the producer of Frank Buck 's first three films, as well as many cartoons and short films. [1] Early years. Van Beuren was born in New York, the son of Alfred Vignot, who died in 1894, and Marietta Ferguson.
Mini Bio. Amadee J. Van Beuren was born in 1879. Amadee J. was a producer, known for Circus Time (1929), Stung (1931) and Too Good to Be True (1919). Amadee J. died on November 12, 1938 in Carmel, New York, USA. Trivia. Was at one time president of animation studio Aesop's Fables Pictures.
- November 12, 1938
Amadee J. Van Beuren. Producer: Circus Time. Amadee J. Van Beuren was born in 1879. Amadee J. was a producer, known for Circus Time (1929), Stung (1931) and Too Good to Be True (1919). Amadee J. died on 12 November 1938 in Carmel, New York, USA.
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- November 12, 1938
- Amadee J. Van Beuren
Almost a decade before MGM’s famed cat-and-mouse team, Amadee J. Van Beuren’s New York studio had another pair of stars named Tom and Jerry. Van Beuren, who’d lost Paul Terry and other creative staffers in 1929, needed breakthrough cartoon characters to put his studio on the map.
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Amedee J. Van Beuren, former president of the Van Beuren Motion Picture Corporation of New York, died of a heart attack today at his country home, Dreamwold, here. His age was 58. Last...
Oct 15, 2020 · Prolific American film producer Amedee J. Van Beuren (1879-1938) did not start out in the film industry. After a decade spent in business and advertising, Van Beuren turned his intellect and creativity towards acquiring a foothold in film and began building his empire.
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Van Beuren first became interested in animation in 1920 Partnered with Paul Terry to create the Aesop's Film Fables Terry created the cartoons and Van Beuren worked on other aspects of the business. In 1921 the studio released a series called The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs At the end of the shorts they had humorous "morals"
