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Gail Levin (June 20, 1946 in Chicago – 31 July 2013 in The Bronx) was a documentary filmmaker best known for her work with the PBS series American Masters. She died 31 July 2013 in the Bronx at the age of 67 from breast cancer.
May 7, 2016 · If you’re a devotee of public television then chances are you saw the work of the late nonfiction filmmaker Gail Levin. The Omaha native and longtime New York City resident died July 31 in a NYC hospice care facility at age 67 after a long fight with breast cancer.
Aug 8, 2013 · Gail Levin, a documentary filmmaker whose work for the “American Masters” series on PBS brought fresh perspectives to celebrities like Marilyn Monroe, James Dean and Cab Calloway, died on...
Jul 19, 2006 · Gail Levin is an Emmy Award-winning producer/director of both television and film. Her most recent AMERICAN MASTERS production was James Dean: Sense Memories, which won a 2005 Cine Golden...
Aug 10, 2013 · If you’re a devotee of public television then chances are you saw the work of the late nonfiction filmmaker Gail Levin. The Omaha native and longtime New York City resident died July 31 in a NYC hospice care facility at age 67 after a long fight with breast cancer.
Jul 31, 2013 · American Masters‘s friend and colleague Gail Levin, a multiple Emmy award-winning producer and director, has passed away. Levin worked on a variety of genres and projects that ranged from ...
Interview with filmmaker Gail Levin on making a film about James Dean's life, career and impact.
