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Lew Wasserman (1913-2002) was a powerful and influential businessman and talent agent who led MCA and Universal Studios. He represented stars like Bette Davis and Ronald Reagan, and was a close friend and fundraiser for the latter.
Lew R Wasserman, arguably most powerful and influential Hollywood titan in four decades after World War II, dies at age 89; considered last of legendary movie moguls, he began as theater usher...
Jun 6, 2002 · Lew Wasserman: the mogul of the cineplex. Even by the standards of unctuous funereal tributes, it is hard to match Jack Valenti’s weepy valedictory for motion-picture executive Lew Wasserman...
Mar 22, 2016 · Lew Wasserman was a powerful agent, studio executive and producer who influenced show business and politics for decades. He mentored Spielberg, sold MCA to Japan, and hosted Kennedy at his home.
Lew Wasserman was a Hollywood mogul who built MCA and Universal, and produced blockbuster movies such as "Jaws" and "E.T." He was also a major donor to Jewish and Catholic causes, and supported education and Israel.
Lew Wasserman was a powerful agent and executive in Hollywood, representing stars like Lucille Ball, Bob Hope, and Gene Kelly. He also founded MCA and Universal Studios, and received the AFI Life Achievement Award in 1979.
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Lew Wasserman was a powerful agent and executive in the entertainment industry, who founded MCA and Universal Studios. He represented many stars, such as Lucille Ball, Bob Hope, and Johnny Carson, and was a close friend of Ted Williams.
