Sol M. Wurtzel Net Worth is$850,000 Sol M. Wurtzel Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Sol M. Wurtzel was born on September 12, 1890 in New York City, New York, USA. He is known for his work on 7th Heaven (1927), Bright Eyes (1934) and Judge Priest (1934). He died on April 9, 1958.
Date Of Birth September 12, 1890 Died 1958-04-09 Place Of Birth New York City, New York, USA Height 5' 10" (1.78 m) Profession Producer, Miscellaneous Crew Star Sign Virgo
# Fact 1 American production executive, with Fox from 1914 as private secretary to William Fox. From the mid-1930's until 1949, he served as head producer for the 20th Century Fox B-unit. His modestly budgeted films invariably showed a profit. Artistic merit never played a part in Wurtzel's production ethics. In the 1979 biography of his father Alexander Korda ("Charmed Lives") Michael Korda described Wurtzel as a "cigar-chewing vulgarian who was reputed to make Harry Cohn look like a gentleman by comparison" (p.84). 2 When the Ritz Brothers got transferred to his division, Harry Ritz supposedly said "Gentlemen, things have gone from bad to Wurtzel!". 3 Father of Paul Wurtzel .
Producer Title Year Status Character Tucson 1949 producer Miss Mink of 1949 1949 executive producer Trouble Preferred 1948 producer Night Wind 1948 producer Fighting Back 1948 executive producer Arthur Takes Over 1948 producer Half Past Midnight 1948 producer Dangerous Years 1947 producer - uncredited Roses Are Red 1947 producer The Invisible Wall 1947 producer - uncredited Second Chance 1947 executive producer The Crimson Key 1947 producer Jewels of Brandenburg 1947 producer Backlash 1947 producer Dangerous Millions 1946 producer - uncredited Strange Journey 1946 producer Deadline for Murder 1946 producer Rendezvous 24 1946 producer The Big Noise 1944 producer Pin Up Girl 1944 executive producer - uncredited Bomber's Moon 1943 producer - as Sol Wurtzel Jitterbugs 1943 producer He Hired the Boss 1943 producer The Fighting Guerrillas 1943 associate producer Time to Kill 1942 executive producer Dr. Renault's Secret 1942 executive producer Manila Calling 1942 producer Just Off Broadway 1942 producer A-Haunting We Will Go 1942 executive producer Thru Different Eyes 1942 producer Whispering Ghosts 1942 producer The Man Who Wouldn't Die 1942 producer Who Is Hope Schuyler? 1942 producer Sundown Jim 1942 producer Lone Star Ranger 1942 executive producer Secret Agent of Japan 1942 executive producer Young America 1942 producer Right to the Heart 1942 producer Blue, White and Perfect 1942 executive producer Cadet Girl 1941 producer Great Guns 1941 executive producer Riders of the Purple Sage 1941 producer Last of the Duanes 1941 executive producer We Go Fast 1941 executive producer Private Nurse 1941 producer Charlie Chan in Rio 1941 producer Dressed to Kill 1941 executive producer Dance Hall 1941 executive producer Ride on Vaquero 1941 executive producer Scotland Yard 1941 producer Sleepers West 1941 producer Ride, Kelly, Ride 1941 producer Romance of the Rio Grande 1941 executive producer Jennie 1940 producer Michael Shayne: Private Detective 1940 executive producer Murder Over New York 1940 executive producer Charter Pilot 1940 producer Yesterday's Heroes 1940 producer Girl from Avenue A 1940 producer Pier 13 1940 producer Manhattan Heartbeat 1940 producer Sailor's Lady 1940 executive producer Lucky Cisco Kid 1940 producer - uncredited Earthbound 1940 executive producer Girl in 313 1940 producer On Their Own 1940 producer Shooting High 1940 executive producer - uncredited Free, Blonde and 21 1940 producer Viva Cisco Kid 1940 executive producer Charlie Chan in Panama 1940 executive producer Young as You Feel 1940 producer High School 1940 producer City of Chance 1940 producer The Man Who Wouldn't Talk 1940 producer The Cisco Kid and the Lady 1939 executive producer - uncredited The Honeymoon's Over 1939 producer Heaven with a Barbed Wire Fence 1939 executive producer 20,000 Men a Year 1939 executive producer Pack Up Your Troubles 1939 producer The Escape 1939 producer Stop, Look and Love 1939 producer Chicken Wagon Family 1939 producer Frontier Marshal 1939 executive producer News Is Made at Night 1939 producer Mr. Moto Takes a Vacation 1939 producer - uncredited Chasing Danger 1939 producer Pardon Our Nerve 1939 executive producer The Arizona Wildcat 1939 producer Mr. Moto's Last Warning 1939 executive producer Charlie Chan in Honolulu 1938 producer - uncredited While New York Sleeps 1938 producer Up the River 1938 producer Sharpshooters 1938 producer Five of a Kind 1938 executive producer Time Out for Murder 1938 executive producer Mysterious Mr. Moto 1938 executive producer Meet the Girls 1938 producer Keep Smiling 1938/II producer Passport Husband 1938 executive producer Mr. Moto Takes a Chance 1938 executive producer Speed to Burn 1938 executive producer Battle of Broadway 1938 producer Island in the Sky 1938 executive producer Mr. Moto's Gamble 1938 producer - uncredited Walking Down Broadway 1938 producer Love on a Budget 1938 producer International Settlement 1938 producer Change of Heart 1938 producer City Girl 1938 producer Thank You, Mr. Moto 1937 executive producer Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo 1937 executive producer Dangerously Yours 1937 executive producer One Mile from Heaven 1937 executive producer Think Fast, Mr. Moto 1937 executive producer Born Reckless 1937 associate producer - uncredited Angel's Holiday 1937 executive producer - uncredited That I May Live 1937 producer Fair Warning 1937 executive producer The Holy Terror 1937 executive producer Woman-Wise 1937 producer Career Woman 1936 producer Charlie Chan at the Opera 1936 executive producer - uncredited Can This Be Dixie? 1936 producer Fifteen Maiden Lane 1936 producer Thank You, Jeeves! 1936 producer Ramona 1936 producer Star for a Night 1936 producer Pepper 1936 executive producer - uncredited 36 Hours to Kill 1936 executive producer High Tension 1936 producer The Crime of Dr. Forbes 1936 producer Little Miss Nobody 1936 producer Human Cargo 1936 producer The Country Beyond 1936 producer Gentle Julia 1936 producer Song and Dance Man 1936 producer My Marriage 1936 executive producer Paddy O'Day 1936 producer Charlie Chan's Secret 1936 executive producer - uncredited This Is the Life 1935 executive producer Navy Wife 1935 executive producer Redheads on Parade 1935 producer Steamboat Round the Bend 1935 producer - produced by Dante's Inferno 1935 producer Charlie Chan in Egypt 1935 executive producer - uncredited Black Sheep 1935 producer Ginger 1935 producer $10 Raise 1935 executive producer - as Sol Wurtzel Life Begins at 40 1935 producer Charlie Chan in Paris 1935 producer - uncredited Mystery Woman 1935 executive producer - uncredited Bright Eyes 1934 producer 365 Nights in Hollywood 1934 producer Elinor Norton 1934 producer Judge Priest 1934 producer Pursued 1934 producer Handy Andy 1934 producer Baby Take a Bow 1934 co-executive producer - uncredited Wild Gold 1934 producer Murder in Trinidad 1934 producer Sleepers East 1934 producer Orient Express 1934 producer Frontier Marshal 1934 producer - uncredited Walls of Gold 1933 producer The Last Trail 1933 producer - uncredited Arizona to Broadway 1933 executive producer - uncredited Hello, Sister! 1933 associate producer Broadway Bad 1933 producer - uncredited Hat Check Girl 1932 producer - uncredited Mystery Ranch 1932 producer - uncredited The Cisco Kid 1931 executive producer Young as You Feel 1931 executive producer Daddy Long Legs 1931 producer - uncredited Charlie Chan Carries On 1931 producer - uncredited Sunnyside Up 1929 executive producer Fox Movietone Follies of 1929 1929 producer A Silly Sailor 1927 Short producer 7th Heaven 1927 supervising producer The Coming of the Law 1919 executive producer
Miscellaneous Title Year Status Character Dangerous Years 1947 presenter Roses Are Red 1947 presenter The Invisible Wall 1947 presenter Dangerous Millions 1946 presenter
Self Title Year Status Character 20th Century Fox Promotional Film 1936 Documentary short Himself (uncredited)
Known for movies 7th Heaven (1927)
Bright Eyes (1934)
Judge Priest (1934)
Mr. Moto's Last Warning (1939)
$850,000
