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On June 22, 1906, in the Galician village of Sucha Beskidzka, south of Krakow, Eugenia Wilder went into labor with her second child. Her husband, Max, ran a small cafe at the Sucha railroad station, one of several along the Vienna-Lemberg line. The Wilders didn't live in Sucha, a tiny nothing of a town.
Apr 22, 2021 · Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press. 224 pages. $24. Legend has it that Eugenia Wilder nicknamed her second son “Billie” after Buffalo Bill, whose Wild West touring show she had seen as a young girl in New York City. By calling him Billie, she may have given him the idea of making his life in show business in America.
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Billy Wilder was born Samuel Wilder on June 22, 1906, in Sucha, a village in Galicia, an Austro-Hungarian province that is now part of Poland. His father was Max Wilder, who ran a railway cafe, and his mother was the former Eugenia Baldinger, whose family owned a resort hotel.
Wilder Times The Life of Billy Wilder By Kevin Lally . ... His father, Max, had married Eugenia Baldinger in 1903; for Max, the union was a step up the social ladder, as he was a lowly headwaiter ...
Billy Wilder. One of Hollywood’s greatest movie directors, Billy Wilder, came from a land far away from the sun baked streets and glittering fame of southern California. He was born Samuel Wilder in 1902, the second son of Max and Eugenia Wilder in the town of Sucha, located in the northern reaches of the Carpathian Mountains.
