Darryl F. Zanuck Net Worth

Darryl F. Zanuck Net Worth is
$16 Million

Darryl F. Zanuck Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018

Darryl Francis Zanuck (September 5, 1902 – December 22, 1979) was an American film producer and studio executive; he earlier contributed stories for films starting in the silent era. He played a major part in the Hollywood studio system as one of its longest survivors (the length of his career was rivaled only by that of Adolph Zukor). He earned three Academy Awards during his tenure.

Date Of Birth	September 5, 1902
Died	1979-12-22
Place Of Birth	Wahoo, Nebraska, U.S.
Height	5' 6" (1.68 m)
Profession	Producer, Writer, Production Manager
Spouse	Virginia Fox
Children	Darrylin Zanuck Jacks Pineda Carranza, Susan Zanuck Hakim Savineau, Darrylin Zanuck, Susan Zanuck
Star Sign	Virgo

#	Trademark
1	Oversized cigar; oversized libido

Title	Salary
The Lighthouse by the Sea (1924)	$250 /week
Find Your Man (1924)	$250 /week
The Storm (1922)	$15,000

#	Quote
1	[Upon entering the Louvre]: We got to be out of this joint in 20 minutes!
2	If I had gotten a divorce instead of a legal separation, I would have been married three times since. I would have had three more divorces. I would have had a lot less money and a lot more misery.
3	Unless these two pictures ("Wilson" and "One World") are successful from every standpoint, I'll never make another film without Betty Grable.
4	[In a letter to Lord Mountbatten about "The Longest Day"] I believe I have a tougher job than Ike had on D-Day - at least he had the equipment. I have to find it, rebuild it, and transport it to Normandy.
5	Christ, I was a victim of Cleopatra (1963). The god-damned asp was biting me!
6	Croquet keeps you from thinking of anything else. That's why I like it.
7	[Zanuck was quoted on variations of this line many times] For God's sake, don't say yes until I'm finished talking!
8	[Accused of having a stupid man on his staff] I keep him because I know if a situation is clear to him, it'll be clear to anybody.
9	Television won't be able to hold on to any market it captures after the first six months. People will soon get tired of staring at a plywood box every night. Darryl Zanuck, executive at 20th Century Fox, 1946
10	[Referring to TV as "Video"] Video won't be able to hold any market it captures after the first six months. People will soon get tired of staring at a plywood box every night.
11	[on Jean Renoir] Renoir has a lot of talent, but he isn't one of us.
12	No one can possibly write the history of motion pictures without devoting the largest individual share of it to Irving Thalberg, who incidentally was my intimate friend until the day he died. In my opinion, he was the most creative producer in the history of films during the period when he was Production Head of MGM, and the guiding light of that operation.
13	An executive cannot expect love - ever!
14	We are in this business primarily to provide entertainment, but in doing so we do not dodge the issue if we can also provide enlightenment.
15	I know audiences feed on crap, but I can't believe we are so lacking that we cannot dish it up to them with some trace of originality.
16	There is nothing duller on the screen than being accurate but not dramatic.

#	Fact
1	Film Daily's Ten Leading News Events of 1933: Number 9 - Darryl F. Zanuck quits Warner-First National and with Joseph M. Schenck forms 20th Century Pictures, turning out eight productions in the first four months.
2	When Zanuck was at Warner Brothers, Jack Warner felt that the public had tired of gangster pictures and challenged him to come up with something new. Zanuck came up with the idea of a cycle of biographical films of which "Disreali" was the first.
3	In 1917 he lied about his age and joined the US Army (he was actually 15 at the time) and was eventually posted to the Mexican border, during which time he took part in the punitive expedition against Mexican revolutionary / bandit Pancho Villa. He was later sent to France, where he saw even more combat.
4	Once claimed (circa 1970) that 20th Century-Fox intends to sell films on videotape five years after their release in cinemas.
5	Served as rank of Colonel in the cinema section of the Signal Corps. He had to resign, during August 1942, as head of production at 20th Century Fox to do so.
6	On December 2,1960, he acquired the film rights to The Longest Day (1962) for $175,000.
7	Later regretted his involvement in the pre-Civil Rights-era movie Ham and Eggs at the Front (1927) and considered movies he made as head of 20th Century-Fox like Pinky (1949) and Gentleman's Agreement (1947) as atonement.
8	Is portrayed by Steven Vidler in Child Star: The Shirley Temple Story (2001)
9	Is portrayed by John Rubinstein in Norma Jean & Marilyn (1996)
10	It was an unwritten rule on the 20th Century Fox lot that Zanuck was "in conference" between 4:00 and 4:30 pm daily, "interviewing" one of his starlets or chorus girls.
11	Like Charles Chaplin, he kept a dictionary in his office bathroom. Zanuck would escape to the bathroom to look up words his underlings would use that he didn't understand.
12	Is the only person who received three AMPAS Irving Thalberg Memorial Awards; the Academy no longer gives more then one Memorial Award to one person. The other person who received more than one was Hal B. Wallis.
13	Reportedly had a fondness for Scrabble.
14	Is portrayed by Peter Maloney in This Year's Blonde (1980), by Sandy McPeak in Marilyn and Me (1991) and by William Atherton in Introducing Dorothy Dandridge (1999)
15	He was hired by Warner Bros. in 1924 as a writer on Rin Tin Tin pictures at a little less than $500 per week. By the end of 1925 he had been promoted to executive in charge of production at a salary of $5000 per week.
16	He was the prime promoter of the CinemaScope anamorphic widescreen system. Many exhibitors were afraid to make the significant investment required to install CinemaScope equipment in case it was only a short-lived fad, like 3-D. He pledged that all future 20th Century-Fox releases would be in CinemaScope (or an other compatible process).
17	Produced Gentleman's Agreement (1947), one of the first films about anti- Semitism, even though Zanuck himself was not Jewish.
18	Grandfather of Harrison Zanuck and Dean Zanuck.
19	Father of producer Richard D. Zanuck and Darrilyn Zanuck DePineda.
20	During World War II he served as supervisor for Signal Corps training films and the photographic record of the North Africa invasion, and was awarded the Legion of Merit. After cremation, his ashes were scattered on the Pacific Ocean.

Producer

Title	Year	Status
How Green Was My Valley	1941	producer
Swamp Water	1941	executive producer - uncredited
Week-End in Havana	1941	executive producer - uncredited
A Yank in the R.A.F.	1941	producer
Sun Valley Serenade	1941	executive producer - uncredited
Wild Geese Calling	1941	executive producer
Moon Over Miami	1941	executive producer - uncredited
Man Hunt	1941	executive producer - uncredited
For Beauty's Sake	1941	producer
Blood and Sand	1941	producer
The Great American Broadcast	1941	producer
That Night in Rio	1941	executive producer - uncredited
Tobacco Road	1941	producer
Western Union	1941	executive producer - uncredited
Hudson's Bay	1941	producer
Chad Hanna	1940	producer - uncredited
The Mark of Zorro	1940	executive producer - uncredited
Down Argentine Way	1940	producer
Public Deb No. 1	1940	producer
The Great Profile	1940	producer
Brigham Young	1940	producer
The Return of Frank James	1940	producer
The Man I Married	1940	producer
Maryland	1940	producer
Four Sons	1940	producer
Lillian Russell	1940	producer - uncredited
Star Dust	1940	producer
Little Old New York	1940	producer
The Grapes of Wrath	1940	producer
The Blue Bird	1940	producer - uncredited
Swanee River	1939	producer
Too Busy to Work	1939	producer
Drums Along the Mohawk	1939	producer - as Darryl F. Zanuck's Production of
Hollywood Cavalcade	1939	producer
Here I Am a Stranger	1939	producer
The Rains Came	1939	producer
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes	1939	producer - uncredited
Hotel for Women	1939	producer
Stanley and Livingstone	1939	producer
Second Fiddle	1939	executive producer
Susannah of the Mounties	1939	executive producer - uncredited
Young Mr. Lincoln	1939	producer - uncredited
Rose of Washington Square	1939	producer
The Story of Alexander Graham Bell	1939	producer
The Hound of the Baskervilles	1939	executive producer - uncredited
Wife, Husband and Friend	1939	producer
Tail Spin	1939	producer
Jesse James	1939	producer
Kentucky	1938	executive producer - uncredited
Submarine Patrol	1938	producer
My Lucky Star	1938	producer
Gateway	1938	producer
I'll Give a Million	1938	producer
Little Miss Broadway	1938	producer - uncredited
Always Goodbye	1938	producer - uncredited
Three Blind Mice	1938	producer - uncredited
Josette	1938	executive producer
Kentucky Moonshine	1938	producer
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm	1938	producer - uncredited
Sally, Irene and Mary	1938	executive producer - uncredited
International Settlement	1938	producer
Happy Landing	1938	producer
In Old Chicago	1937	producer
Love and Hisses	1937	producer
Lancer Spy	1937	executive producer
Wife, Doctor and Nurse	1937	producer
Wake Up and Live	1937	producer
Wee Willie Winkie	1937	producer - uncredited
Slave Ship	1937	producer - uncredited
Angel's Holiday	1937	producer
Thin Ice	1937	producer - uncredited
Seventh Heaven	1937	producer
Nancy Steele Is Missing!	1937	executive producer
On the Avenue	1937	producer - uncredited
Banjo on My Knee	1936	executive producer
White Hunter	1936	producer
Reunion	1936	executive producer
Pigskin Parade	1936	producer
Ramona	1936	executive producer
Sing, Baby, Sing	1936	producer
To Mary - with Love	1936	producer
White Fang	1936	producer
Poor Little Rich Girl	1936	producer - uncredited
The Road to Glory	1936	producer in charge of production
Half Angel	1936	producer
Under Two Flags	1936	producer - uncredited
The Country Beyond	1936	producer
A Message to Garcia	1936	producer
It Had to Happen	1936	producer
The Prisoner of Shark Island	1936	producer
Professional Soldier	1935	producer
Show Them No Mercy!	1935	producer
The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo	1935	producer
Thanks a Million	1935	producer
Metropolitan	1935	producer
Call of the Wild	1935	producer
Cardinal Richelieu	1935	producer
Les Misérables	1935	producer
Folies Bergère de Paris	1935	producer
Clive of India	1935	producer - uncredited
The Mighty Barnum	1934	producer
The Affairs of Cellini	1934	producer - uncredited
Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back	1934	producer
Born to Be Bad	1934	producer
The Last Gentleman	1934	producer
Looking for Trouble	1934	producer
The House of Rothschild	1934	producer - uncredited
Moulin Rouge	1934	producer
Gallant Lady	1933	producer
Advice to the Lovelorn	1933	producer
Blood Money	1933	producer
Broadway Thru a Keyhole	1933	producer
The Bowery	1933	producer
Ex-Lady	1933	producer - uncredited
The Working Man	1933	producer - uncredited
42nd Street	1933	producer - uncredited
Parachute Jumper	1933	producer - uncredited
20,000 Years in Sing Sing	1932	producer - uncredited
Three on a Match	1932	producer - uncredited
The Cabin in the Cotton	1932	producer - uncredited
Life Begins	1932	executive producer - uncredited
Doctor X	1932	executive producer - uncredited
The Dark Horse	1932	producer - uncredited
The Rich Are Always with Us	1932	producer - uncredited
The Man Who Played God	1932	producer - uncredited
The Public Enemy	1931	producer - uncredited
Illicit	1931	producer - uncredited
Little Caesar	1931	producer - uncredited
The Doorway to Hell	1930	executive producer - uncredited
Three Faces East	1930	producer
The Show of Shows	1929	producer
On with the Show!	1929	producer - uncredited
Noah's Ark	1928	associate producer - uncredited
The Terror	1928	producer
Tenderloin	1928	producer
The Jazz Singer	1927	supervising producer - uncredited
The Desired Woman	1927	associate producer
The First Auto	1927	producer - uncredited
Old San Francisco	1927	producer - uncredited
So This Is Paris	1926	producer
Lady Windermere's Fan	1925	producer - uncredited
Hung Up	1973	producer - uncredited
Tora! Tora! Tora!	1970	executive producer - uncredited
The World of Fashion	1969	Short documentary producer
The Visit	1964	producer
The Chapman Report	1962	producer
The Longest Day	1962	producer
The Big Gamble	1961	producer
Sanctuary	1961	producer
Crack in the Mirror	1960	producer
The Roots of Heaven	1958	producer
The Barbarian and the Geisha	1958	executive producer - uncredited
The Sun Also Rises	1957	producer
Island in the Sun	1957	producer
The King and I	1956	executive producer - uncredited
The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit	1956	producer
On the Threshold of Space	1956	executive producer - uncredited
Carousel	1956	executive producer - uncredited
De Luxe Tour	1956	Documentary executive producer
Good Morning, Miss Dove	1955	executive producer - uncredited
The View from Pompey's Head	1955	executive producer
Seven Cities of Gold	1955	executive producer - uncredited
There's No Business Like Show Business	1954	executive producer - uncredited
The Egyptian	1954	producer
Broken Lance	1954	executive producer - uncredited
Beneath the 12-Mile Reef	1953	executive producer - uncredited
The Snows of Kilimanjaro	1952	producer
With a Song in My Heart	1952	executive producer - uncredited
Viva Zapata!	1952	producer
People Will Talk	1951	producer
David and Bathsheba	1951	producer
All About Eve	1950	producer
No Way Out	1950	producer
The Gunfighter	1950	executive producer - uncredited
A Ticket to Tomahawk	1950	executive producer - uncredited
Night and the City	1950	executive producer - uncredited
Cheaper by the Dozen	1950	executive producer - uncredited
Under My Skin	1950	executive producer - uncredited
Twelve O'Clock High	1949	producer
Everybody Does It	1949	executive producer - uncredited
Father Was a Fullback	1949	executive producer - uncredited
Pinky	1949	producer
Thieves' Highway	1949	executive producer - uncredited
Slattery's Hurricane	1949	executive producer - uncredited
Sand	1949	executive producer - uncredited
You're My Everything	1949	executive producer - uncredited
It Happens Every Spring	1949	executive producer - uncredited
The Fan	1949	executive producer - uncredited
The Forbidden Street	1949	executive producer - uncredited
Mother Is a Freshman	1949	executive producer - uncredited
That Wonderful Urge	1948	executive producer - uncredited
The Snake Pit	1948	executive producer - uncredited
Apartment for Peggy	1948	executive producer - uncredited
Cry of the City	1948	executive producer - uncredited
Road House	1948	executive producer - uncredited
The Walls of Jericho	1948	executive producer - uncredited
Give My Regards to Broadway	1948	executive producer - uncredited
Fury at Furnace Creek	1948	executive producer - uncredited
Sitting Pretty	1948	executive producer - uncredited
Call Northside 777	1948	executive producer - uncredited
Captain from Castile	1947	executive producer - uncredited
Gentleman's Agreement	1947	producer
Forever Amber	1947	executive producer - uncredited
Nightmare Alley	1947	executive producer - uncredited
The Foxes of Harrow	1947	executive producer - uncredited
Moss Rose	1947	executive producer - uncredited
The Homestretch	1947	executive producer - uncredited
Carnival in Costa Rica	1947	executive producer - uncredited
Boomerang!	1947	executive producer - uncredited
The Shocking Miss Pilgrim	1947	executive producer - uncredited
The Razor's Edge	1946	producer
Centennial Summer	1946	executive producer - uncredited
Somewhere in the Night	1946	executive producer - uncredited
Strange Triangle	1946	executive producer - uncredited
Dragonwyck	1946	producer - uncredited
Claudia and David	1946	executive producer - uncredited
Leave Her to Heaven	1945	executive producer - uncredited
Winged Victory	1944	producer
Wilson	1944	producer
Buffalo Bill	1944	executive producer - uncredited
The Purple Heart	1944	producer
Lifeboat	1944	executive producer - uncredited
Wintertime	1943	executive producer - uncredited
Crash Dive	1943	executive producer - uncredited
At the Front	1943	Documentary short producer
China Girl	1942	producer - uncredited
The Black Swan	1942	executive producer - uncredited
Thunder Birds: Soldiers of the Air	1942	executive producer - uncredited
This Above All	1942	producer
My Gal Sal	1942	executive producer - uncredited
To the Shores of Tripoli	1942	producer
Song of the Islands	1942	executive producer - uncredited
Sex Hygiene	1942	Short producer
Son of Fury: The Story of Benjamin Blake	1942	producer
Know for Sure	1941	Short producer - uncredited

Writer

Title	Year	Status
D-Day Revisited	1968	Documentary uncredited
Crack in the Mirror	1960	as Mark Canfield
The Razor's Edge	1946	additional scenes - uncredited
The Purple Heart	1944	story - as Melville Crossman
China Girl	1942	story - as Melville Crossman
Thunder Birds: Soldiers of the Air	1942	original story - as Melville Crossman
Ten Gentlemen from West Point	1942	uncredited
A Yank in the R.A.F.	1941	story - as Melville Crossman
The Great Profile	1940	story - uncredited
Alexander's Ragtime Band	1938	contributing writer - uncredited
This Is My Affair	1937	story - uncredited
Thanks a Million	1935	story - uncredited
'G' Men	1935	novel "Public Enemy No. 1" - uncredited
Folies Bergère de Paris	1935	contributing writer - uncredited
Lady Killer	1933	story - uncredited
Baby Face	1933	story - as Mark Canfield
The Dark Horse	1932	story - as Melville Crossman
Little Caesar	1931	uncredited
The Life of the Party	1930	by - as Melville Crossman
Maybe It's Love	1930	based on the story by - as Mark Canfield
Say It with Songs	1929	story
Madonna of Avenue A	1929	story - as Mark Canfield
Hardboiled Rose	1929	story - as Melville Crossman
My Man	1928	story - as Mark Canfield
Noah's Ark	1928	story - as Darryl Francis Zanuck
The Midnight Taxi	1928	story - as Gregory Rogers
State Street Sadie	1928	story - as Melville Crossman
Pay as You Enter	1928	story - as Gregory Rogers
Tenderloin	1928	story - as Melville Crossman
Ham and Eggs at the Front	1927	story - as Darryl Francis Zanuck
Good Time Charley	1927	story - as Darryl Francis Zanuck
Jaws of Steel	1927	as Gregory Rogers
Slightly Used	1927	story - as Melville Crossman
The Desired Woman	1927	story - as Mark Canfield
The First Auto	1927	story - as Darryl Francis Zanuck
Old San Francisco	1927	by - as Darryl Francis Zanuck
The Black Diamond Express	1927	story - as Darryl Francis Zanuck
Simple Sis	1927	story - as Melville Crossman
Irish Hearts	1927	story - as Melville Crossman
The Missing Link	1927	as Gregory Rogers
Tracked by the Police	1927	story - as Gregory Rogers
Wolf's Clothing	1927	as Gregory Rogers
The Better 'Ole	1926	screen play - as Darryl Francis Zanuck
Across the Pacific	1926	adaptation - as Darryl Francis Zanuck
Footloose Widows	1926
The Social Highwayman	1926
Oh What a Nurse!	1926	adaptation
The Little Irish Girl	1926	adaptation
The Caveman	1926
Three Weeks in Paris	1925	screenplay - as Gregory Rogers / story - as Gregory Rogers
Hogan's Alley	1925	as Gregory Rogers
Seven Sinners	1925
Red Hot Tires	1925	story - as Gregory Rogers
The Limited Mail	1925
Eve's Lover	1925
A Broadway Butterfly	1925	as Gregory Rogers
On Thin Ice	1925	as Gregory Rogers
The Lighthouse by the Sea	1924	as Gregory Rogers
The Millionaire Cowboy	1924	story - as Darryl Francis Zanuck
Find Your Man	1924	story and scenario - as Gregory Rogers
For the Love of Mike	1924	Short
Sherlock's Home	1924	Short
William Tells	1924	Short
King Leary	1924	Short
Money to Burns	1924	Short
When Knighthood Was in Tower	1924	Short
Julius Sees Her	1924	Short
Judy Punch	1923	Short
When Gale and Hurricane Meet	1923	Short
The End of a Perfect Fray	1923	Short
Gall of the Wild	1923	Short
Some Punches and Judy	1923	Short
Two Stones with One Bird	1923	Short
Six Second Smith	1923	Short
The Knight That Failed	1923	Short
The Knight in Gale	1923	Short
Fighting Blood	1923
The Storm	1922
Round Two	1922	Short

Production Manager

Title	Year	Status
Love Is News	1937	in charge of production
On the Avenue	1937	in charge of production
One in a Million	1936	executive in charge of production
Stowaway	1936	in charge of production
Banjo on My Knee	1936	executive in charge of production
Lloyd's of London	1936	in charge of production
Dimples	1936	in charge of production
Ladies in Love	1936	in charge of production
Ramona	1936	executive in charge of production
Girls' Dormitory	1936	executive in charge of production
Poor Little Rich Girl	1936	in charge of production
Private Number	1936	in charge of production
Captain January	1936	in charge of production
The Country Doctor	1936	in charge of production
King of Burlesque	1936	in charge of production
The Littlest Rebel	1935	in charge of production
Lights of New York	1928	production supervisor - uncredited
The Day the Earth Stood Still	1951	executive in charge of production - uncredited
I Was an Adventuress	1940	in charge of production
Johnny Apollo	1940	in charge of production
He Married His Wife	1940	in charge of production
Everything Happens at Night	1939	in charge of production
Barricade	1939	executive in charge of production
Day-Time Wife	1939	in charge of production
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes	1939	executive in charge of production
Second Fiddle	1939	in charge of production
Susannah of the Mounties	1939	in charge of production
The Gorilla	1939	executive in charge of production
The Hound of the Baskervilles	1939	executive in charge of production
The Little Princess	1939	in charge of production
The Three Musketeers	1939	executive in charge of production
Kentucky	1938	in charge of production
Just Around the Corner	1938	in charge of production
Suez	1938	executive in charge of production
Straight Place and Show	1938	executive in charge of production
Hold That Co-ed	1938	in charge of production
Little Miss Broadway	1938	in charge of production
Three Blind Mice	1938	in charge of production
Kidnapped	1938	in charge of production
Alexander's Ragtime Band	1938	in charge of production
Four Men and a Prayer	1938	executive in charge of production
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm	1938	in charge of production
The Baroness and the Butler	1938	executive in charge of production
Second Honeymoon	1937	executive in charge of production
Ali Baba Goes to Town	1937	in charge of production
Heidi	1937	in charge of production
Wife, Doctor and Nurse	1937	executive in charge of production
You Can't Have Everything	1937	in charge of production
Wee Willie Winkie	1937	in charge of production
Slave Ship	1937	in charge of production
This Is My Affair	1937	in charge of production
Café Metropole	1937	in charge of production
Thin Ice	1937	executive in charge of production

Miscellaneous

Title	Year	Status
The King and I	1956	presenter
The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit	1956	presenter
There's No Business Like Show Business	1954	presenter
The Mudlark	1950	presenter
All About Eve	1950	presenter
No Way Out	1950	presenter
Three Came Home	1950	presenter
Twelve O'Clock High	1949	presenter
Pinky	1949	presenter
The Snake Pit	1948	presenter
The Iron Curtain	1948	presenter
Captain from Castile	1947	presenter
Gentleman's Agreement	1947	presenter
Forever Amber	1947	presenter
Boomerang!	1947	presenter
My Darling Clementine	1946	presenter
Anna and the King of Siam	1946	presenter
Dragonwyck	1946	presenter
Leave Her to Heaven	1945	presenter

Director

Title	Year	Status
Cleopatra	1963	uncredited
The Longest Day	1962	uncredited
Noah's Ark	1928	uncredited

Actor

Title	Year	Status	Character
The Enemy Below	1957		Chief (uncredited)
Find Your Man	1924		Lumberjack (uncredited)

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
Great Books	1999	TV Series documentary	Himself
The David Frost Show	1970-1971	TV Series	Himself
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson	1968	TV Series	Himself - Guest
D-Day Revisited	1968	Documentary	Himself
What's My Line?	1958-1962	TV Series	Himself - Mystery Guest
Cinépanorama	1960	TV Series documentary	Himself
Small World	1959	TV Series	Himself
The 27th Annual Academy Awards	1955	TV Special	Himself - Audience Member
The CinemaScope Parade	1954		Himself
Screen Snapshots: Hollywood's Great Entertainers	1953	Short	Himself
The Screen Writer	1950	Short documentary	Himself (uncredited)
Screen Snapshots: The Great Showman	1950	Short	Himself
Hollywood Park	1946	Short	Himself
Show-Business at War	1943	Documentary short	Himself
At the Front	1943	Documentary short	Himself
At the Front in North Africa with the U.S. Army	1943	Documentary short	Himself
Cavalcade of the Academy Awards	1940	Documentary short	Himself
20th Century Fox Promotional Film	1936	Documentary short	Himself (uncredited)
The 42nd. Street Special	1933	Documentary short	Himself (as Darryl Zanuck)

Archive Footage

Title	Year	Status	Character
Don't Say Yes Until I Finish Talking	2013	Documentary	Himself
Don't Say No Until I Finish Talking: The Story of Richard D. Zanuck	2013	Documentary	Himself
Hollywood Invasion	2011	Documentary	Himself
Making the Boys	2011	Documentary	Himself - Legendary Hollywood Producer
Moguls & Movie Stars: A History of Hollywood	2010	TV Mini-Series documentary	Himself
Coming Attractions: The History of the Movie Trailer	2009	Documentary	Himself
1939: Hollywood's Greatest Year	2009	TV Movie documentary	Himself
Cineastas contra magnates	2005	Documentary	Himself
American Masters	2003	TV Series documentary	Himself
Cinerama Adventure	2002	Documentary	Himself
The Kid Stays in the Picture	2002	Documentary	Himself
Backstory	2000-2001	TV Series documentary	Himself
History vs. Hollywood	2001	TV Series documentary	Himself
Cleopatra: The Film That Changed Hollywood	2001	TV Movie documentary	Himself
Biography	1995-1999	TV Series documentary	Himself
Hollywoodism: Jews, Movies and the American Dream	1998	TV Movie documentary	Himself
Frank Capra's American Dream	1997	TV Movie documentary	Himself (uncredited)
20th Century-Fox: The First 50 Years	1997	TV Movie documentary	Himself (uncredited)
Rodgers & Hammerstein: The Sound of Movies	1996	TV Movie documentary	Himself
Lights, Camera, Action!: A Century of the Cinema	1996	TV Mini-Series documentary	Himself
The First 100 Years: A Celebration of American Movies	1995	TV Movie documentary	Himself
The Casting Couch	1995	Video documentary
John Ford	1993	TV Movie documentary	Himself (uncredited)
John Huston: The Man, the Movies, the Maverick	1988	Documentary	Himself (uncredited)
The Ed Sullivan Show	1958	TV Series	Himself
The Movies March On	1939	Short documentary	Himself

Won Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
1998	OFTA Film Hall of Fame	Online Film & Television Association	Creative
1968	DGA Honorary Life Member Award	Directors Guild of America, USA
1963	David	David di Donatello Awards	Best Foreign Production (Migliore Produzione Straniera)	The Longest Day (1962)
1960	Star on the Walk of Fame	Walk of Fame	Motion Picture	On 8 February 1960. At 6336 Hollywood Blvd.
1954	Cecil B. DeMille Award	Golden Globes, USA
1951	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Academy Awards, USA
1951	Oscar	Academy Awards, USA	Best Picture	All About Eve (1950)
1945	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Academy Awards, USA
1938	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Academy Awards, USA

Nominated Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
1971	Golden Laurel	Laurel Awards	Best Producer	6th place.
1965	Golden Laurel	Laurel Awards	Producer	6th place.
1964	Golden Laurel	Laurel Awards	Top Producer	5th place.
1963	Oscar	Academy Awards, USA	Best Picture	The Longest Day (1962)
1963	Golden Laurel	Laurel Awards	Top Producer/Director	8th place.
1958	Golden Laurel	Laurel Awards	Top Producer	6th place.
1939	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Academy Awards, USA
1936	Oscar	Academy Awards, USA	Best Writing, Original Story	'G' Men (1935)

Known for movies

Source

Darryl F. Zanuck Net Worth

Darryl F. Zanuck Net Worth is
$16 Million