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3 days ago · Allied Artists’ backing of Wyler for Friendly Persuasion was executive producer Walter Mirisch’s attempt to steer the company into prestige filmmaking, in which he recruited filmmakers William Wyler and Billy Wilder with the promise of more creative independence. Twenty years later, when the UCLA Film Archives’ Charles Hopkins wanted to ...
2 days ago · The work is a testament to the multinational nature of the Allied effort. 7. The Wounded Prince of Orange by Jan Willem Pieneman (1824) Dutch artist Pieneman‘s scene depicts a moment during the battle when the Prince of Orange, commander of the Netherlands forces, was struck in the shoulder by a musket ball.
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5 days ago · Description. Not of This Earth (Allied Artists, 1957). Folded, Fine/Very Fine. Insert (14" X 36"). Starring Paul Birch, Beverly Garland, Morgan Jones, Jonathan Haze, Dick Miller, Anna Lee Carroll, William Roerick, Barbara Bohrer, Roy Engel, Tamar Cooper, Harold Fong, Gail Ganley, and Ralph Reed. Directed by Roger Corman.
5 days ago · Published on May 23, 2024. Allied Artists of America is holding a competition open to all artists from around the world 18 years and older. You do not need to be a member of Allied Artists of America to enter the exhibition. Two dimensional original artwork in oil, watercolor, pastel, acrylic, graphic, mixed media and sculpture. NO photography ...
4 days ago · Photo Credit: Allied Artists Pictures. This cult classic science fiction/horror film follows a small-town doctor who discovers that emotionless alien duplicates are replacing his community. It is a chilling allegory of conformity and McCarthyism praised for its eerie atmosphere and social commentary.
5 days ago · Allied Artists Gary Cooper. ... His biggest pictures of the decade include but aren’t limited to: Winchester ‘73, Broken Arrow, Rear Window, The Man Who Knew Too Much, Vertigo, and Anatomy of ...
