JERRY WALD - LETTER - AUTOGRAPH - CUKOR - JUDY GARLAND - AA NOM - THALBERG

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JERRY WALD
Typed letter to George Cukor
GONE WITH THE WIND
Director
Vintage, 1 page, 7 1/4" x 10 1/2", November 19, 1953, on
Columbia Pictures Corporation letterhead, Hollywood, California
Signed: "Jerry"
A good letter, commenting on Judy Garland and Cukor's film
A Star Is Born
(1954)
Condition: light paper clip indent
Jerry Wald was an American producer, director and writer; nominated for two Academy Awards for Best Picture for
Peyton Place
(1957) and
Sons and Lovers
(1960). Other films include:
Mildred Pierce
(1945),
Dark Passage
(1947),
Key Largo
(1948); produced the Academy Awards telecast twice: 1957 and 1958; received the Irving G. Thalberg
Memorial Award in 1949. Died from a heart attack at age 50. Wald is often cited as the real-life inspiration for the
Sammy Click character in the novel "What Makes Sammy Run" by Budd Schulberg.
Born: 1911, Brooklyn, New York; died: 1962, Beverly Hills, California.
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