Dore Schary Net Worth is$17 Million Dore Schary Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Isadore Schary had a long and checkered history in motion pictures. He was first employed as a screenwriter at then-lowly Columbia after a story editor was struck by the crispness of a writing sample. The editor also happened to think that the writer was a woman, mistaking Dore for Dora. By 1933 he'd been lured away to the first of a number of ...
Date Of Birth August 31, 1905 Died 1980-07-07 Place Of Birth Newark, New Jersey, USA Height 6' 1" (1.85 m) Profession Writer, Producer, Miscellaneous Crew Star Sign Virgo
# Quote 1 [on cinema] The most collaborative of the arts.
# Fact 1 As a young man during the Depression, Schary worked at the huge Catskill Mountains resort hotel The Flagler, where he assisted social/entertainment director Moss Hart , would would later achieve fame as a Broadway playwright. Their chief competition was Grossinger's Hotel, whose own social director 'Don Hartman' would later head Paramount Pictures. 2 Father of Jill Robinson . 3 Related to the great fashion photographer Richard Avedon . 4 Uncle of Joel Freeman . 5 He was a staunch Democrat and a liberal activist who believed that film could be used to educate and uplift. His liberalism and inclination toward so-called "message" pictures put him in conflict with his boss, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer founder and studio head Louis B. Mayer , who was a diehard Republican and a major financial supporter of the party. After lackluster financial performance in 1949-1950, Nicholas Schenck , chairman of Loew's Inc.--MGM's parent company--sided with Schary, replacing Mayer as production czar in mid-1951. 6 Was to have played himself on an I Love Lucy (1951) episode. Business commitments necessitated his canceling the appearance, and he was played by Philip Ober , the then-husband of Lucille Ball 's co-star, Vivian Vance . 7 In Hebrew, the name Dore (pronounced DOR-ree) Schary means "Gate to my generation." 8 Grandfather of Gabrielle Schary . 9 Became head of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (M-G-M) after ousting longtime head and founder Louis B. Mayer . He held the post from 1951 to 1956.
Writer Title Year Status Character General Electric Theater 1954 TV Series previous screenplay - 1 episode It's a Big Country: An American Anthology 1951 episode seven / story for picture Live Wires 1946 based on an original story by - as Jeb Schary Here Comes Kelly 1943 story - as Jeb Schary Married Bachelor 1941 screen play Behind the News 1940 story Edison, the Man 1940 original story Young Tom Edison 1940 original screenplay Broadway Melody of 1940 1940 original story Boys Town 1938 original story / screenplay Ladies in Distress 1938 story Big City 1937 screen play The Girl from Scotland Yard 1937 Outcast 1937 Mind Your Own Business 1936 Song and Dance Man 1936 contributing writer - uncredited Timothy's Quest 1936 screenplay Her Master's Voice 1936 adaptation Your Uncle Dudley 1935 Silk Hat Kid 1935 screenplay The Raven 1935 contributing writer - uncredited Chinatown Squad 1935 screenplay Storm Over the Andes 1935 contributing writer - uncredited Mississippi 1935 contributor to treatment - uncredited Red Hot Tires 1935 additional dialogue Murder in the Clouds 1934 screenplay / story Young and Beautiful 1934 dialogue / screenplay Most Precious Thing in Life 1934 Let's Talk It Over 1934 story "Loves of a Sailor" Fog 1933 screenplay Fury of the Jungle 1933 screenplay He Couldn't Take It 1933 story and adaptation FDR: That Man in the White House 1982 TV Movie play Act One 1963 writer Westinghouse Presents: The Sound of the Sixties 1961 TV Special Sunrise at Campobello 1960 screenplay / story Startime 1960 TV Series writer - 1 episode Lonelyhearts 1958 writer The Battle of Gettysburg 1955 Documentary short
Producer Title Year Status Character Act One 1963 producer Westinghouse Presents: The Sound of the Sixties 1961 TV Special producer Sunrise at Campobello 1960 producer Startime 1960 TV Series producer - 1 episode Lonelyhearts 1958 producer Designing Woman 1957 producer The Last Hunt 1956 producer The Swan 1956 producer Bad Day at Black Rock 1955 producer The Battle of Gettysburg 1955 Documentary short producer Take the High Ground! 1953 producer Arena 1953 producer - uncredited Dream Wife 1953 producer The Hoaxters 1952 Short documentary producer Plymouth Adventure 1952 producer Washington Story 1952 producer Westward the Women 1951 producer It's a Big Country: An American Anthology 1951 producer - uncredited Go for Broke! 1951 producer The Red Badge of Courage 1951 executive producer - uncredited Walk Softly, Stranger 1950 executive producer - uncredited The Next Voice You Hear... 1950 producer Battleground 1949 producer The Window 1949 producer - uncredited Adventure in Baltimore 1949 executive producer The Set-Up 1949 executive producer - uncredited Every Girl Should Be Married 1948 executive producer - uncredited The Boy with Green Hair 1948 executive producer - uncredited Station West 1948 executive producer - uncredited They Live by Night 1948 executive producer - uncredited Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House 1948 executive producer - uncredited The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer 1947 producer The Farmer's Daughter 1947 producer Till the End of Time 1946 producer The Spiral Staircase 1946 producer I'll Be Seeing You 1944 producer Lassie Come Home 1943 producer - uncredited Bataan 1943 executive producer - uncredited Journey for Margaret 1942 executive producer - uncredited / producer Kid Glove Killer 1942 executive producer - uncredited Joe Smith, American 1942 producer - uncredited
Miscellaneous Title Year Status Character The Unsinkable Molly Brown 1964 stage presenter A Majority of One 1961 stage producer Startime 1959 TV Series creative consultant - 1 episode Walk Softly, Stranger 1950 presenter A Woman's Secret 1949 presenter Every Girl Should Be Married 1948 presenter The Boy with Green Hair 1948 presenter Rachel and the Stranger 1948 presenter They Live by Night 1948 presenter Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House 1948 presenter I Remember Mama 1948 presenter Crossfire 1947 presenter
Actor Title Year Status Character Sunrise at Campobello 1960 Chairman of Connecticut Delegation (uncredited) The Jack Benny Program 1956 TV Series Dore Schary, Executive Head of MGM Screen Snapshots: Hollywood Night Life 1952 Short Speaker That Midnight Kiss 1949 Narrator (uncredited) The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer 1947 Jebby (uncredited)
Production Manager Title Year Status Character The Window 1949 executive in charge of production Station West 1948 in charge of production Race Street 1948 executive in charge of production Berlin Express 1948 in charge of production
Director Title Year Status Character Act One 1963
Thanks Title Year Status Character That's Entertainment, Part II 1976 Documentary acknowledgment: the non-musical sequences represent outstanding contributions by
Self Title Year Status Character Today 1980 TV Series Himself Hollywood Greats 1977-1978 TV Series documentary Himself Hollywood on Trial 1976 Documentary Himself The David Frost Show 1971 TV Series Himself Firing Line 1966 TV Series Himself - Guest The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson 1962-1963 TV Series Himself - Guest / Himself What's My Line? 1959 TV Series Himself - Guest Panelist Person to Person 1958 TV Series documentary Himself Van Gogh: Darkness Into Light 1956 Documentary short Himself / Narrator MGM Parade 1955-1956 TV Series Himself - Guest / Himself Youth Wants to Know 1955 TV Series Himself - Interviewee The 27th Annual Academy Awards 1955 TV Special Himself - Audience Member The Red Skelton Hour 1955 TV Series Himself / Recipient Best Motion Picture Executive Award The Ed Sullivan Show 1954 TV Series Himself The 25th Annual Academy Awards 1953 TV Special Himself - Presenter: Writing Awards The Hoaxters 1952 Short documentary Narrator (voice) The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Story 1951 Documentary Himself The Screen Writer 1950 Short documentary Himself (uncredited)
Won Awards Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie 1969 Valentine Davies Award Writers Guild of America, USA 1948 Edgar Edgar Allan Poe Awards Best Motion Picture Crossfire (1947) 1939 Oscar Academy Awards, USA Best Writing, Original Story Boys Town (1938)
Nominated Awards Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie 1956 Oscar Academy Awards, USA Best Short Subject, Two-reel The Battle of Gettysburg (1955) 1956 Oscar Academy Awards, USA Best Documentary, Short Subjects The Battle of Gettysburg (1955) 1953 Oscar Academy Awards, USA Best Documentary, Features The Hoaxters (1952) 1941 Oscar Academy Awards, USA Best Writing, Original Story Edison, the Man (1940) 1939 Oscar Academy Awards, USA Best Writing, Screenplay Boys Town (1938)
Known for movies Boys Town (1938)
Sunrise at Campobello (1960)
Young and Beautiful (1934)
Lonelyhearts (1958)
$17 Million
