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- Ilya’s grandfather, Mikhail Salkind — aka Michael Salkind and/or Miguel Salkind — was a lawyer who left Russia in 1922 after the Russian Civil War, which was an excellent time to go. Mikhail settled in Berlin with his wife Maria and son Alexander, and became a film producer.
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Salkind was born in the Free City of Danzig to Russian-born Jewish parents, Maria and Mikhail Salkind (later Miguel Salkind). His family moved to France, where his father worked as a film producer.
Mar 18, 1997 · Best known for his “Superman” series, Salkind was the son of Mikhail Salkind, a Russian lawyer who fled the Bolshevik revolution in 1922 and became a film producer in Berlin.
Mikhail Salkind, a Russian lawyer, fled Minsk with his pregnant wife and the family jewels sewn into his suit (the Bolsheviks had taken the rest of their worldly wealth); stopped in Danzig (now Gdansk) for the birth of Alexander; moved on to Leningrad for six months' directorship of the State Opera; and then fled Russia for Berlin to ...
Sep 7, 2021 · Ilya’s grandfather, Mikhail Salkind — aka Michael Salkind and/or Miguel Salkind — was a lawyer who left Russia in 1922 after the Russian Civil War, which was an excellent time to go. Mikhail settled in Berlin with his wife Maria and son Alexander, and became a film producer.
Mar 20, 1997 · Michele Abitbol, a spokeswoman for the family, refused to give a cause of death. The idea for filming ''Superman'' came from his son, who grew up reading comic books about the superhero. The elder...
At the age of one, Salkind was photographed sitting on the lap of Zsa Zsa Gabor. His grandfather, Mikhail Salkind, was a pioneer of silent films and produced Joyless Street (1925), featuring then-relatively-unknown Greta Garbo in her first major role.
Jan 10, 2021 · Young Alexander grew up in Berlin, where his father, Mikhail Salkind, produced the 1925 silent epic, The Joyless Street, directed by G.W. Pabst --- and notorious for being among the first films to star a then unknown Greta Garbo.
