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Harry Rapf (16 October 1882 New York City – 6 February 1949 Los Angeles) was a Jewish American producer. He began his career in 1917, and during a 20 year career became a well-known producer of films for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. He created the comedic duo Dane & Arthur featuring Karl Dane and George K. Arthur in the late 1920s.Rapf was also one of the founding members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. He was entombed at Home of Peace Cemetery in East Los Angeles, California.His son was screenwriter Maurice Rapf.
Date Of Birth October 16, 1882 Died 1949-02-06 Place Of Birth New York City, New York, USA Profession Producer, Miscellaneous Crew, Production Manager Star Sign Libra
# Quote 1 [on a trip to Paris, when one of his companions remarked that she had been in Paris for three days and hadn't been to the Louvre yet] Yeah, I know, me too. It must be the water.
# Fact 1 Before entering the film business, Rapf worked in vaudeville putting together traveling minstrel shows. 2 Nicknamed the "anteater" because of his pronounced curved proboscis. 3 One of the original top executives of the newly formed Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer super studio in 1924, where he would remain for the remainder of his life. Rapf held the title of Production Supervisor in addition to acting as a line producer as well as one of Irving Thalberg 's inner circle of supervisors. At the end of the reign of Louis B. Mayer , Rapf remained a Mayer loyalist and an enemy of MGM head Dore Schary . 4 Father of Matthew Rapf , producer Maurice Rapf . 5 One of the 36 founders of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS)
Producer Title Year Status Character Rags to Riches 1922 producer Your Best Friend 1922 producer Why Girls Leave Home 1921 producer Wanted for Murder 1918 producer The Sins of the Children 1918 producer The Accidental Honeymoon 1918 producer To-Day 1917 producer Scene of the Crime 1949 producer Gallant Bess 1946 producer Swing Fever 1943 executive producer - uncredited Lassie Come Home 1943 executive producer - uncredited The Youngest Profession 1943 executive producer - uncredited Joe Smith, American 1942 executive producer - uncredited Forty Little Mothers 1940 producer Henry Goes Arizona 1939 producer - uncredited The Ice Follies of 1939 1939 producer Let Freedom Ring 1939 producer Burn 'Em Up O'Connor 1939 producer - uncredited The Girl Downstairs 1938 producer Stablemates 1938 producer Everybody Sing 1938 producer The Bad Man of Brimstone 1937 producer Thoroughbreds Don't Cry 1937 producer Live, Love and Learn 1937 producer They Gave Him a Gun 1937 producer Good Old Soak 1937 producer Hollywood Party 1937 Short producer - uncredited Espionage 1937 producer Mad Holiday 1936 producer Old Hutch 1936 producer Piccadilly Jim 1936 producer We Went to College 1936 producer The 3 Wise Guys 1936 producer Tough Guy 1936 producer Whipsaw 1935 producer The Perfect Gentleman 1935 producer - uncredited Trained Hoofs 1935 Documentary short producer How to Sleep 1935 Short executive producer The Murder Man 1935 producer Donkey Baseball 1935 Short producer The Night Is Young 1935 producer A Wicked Woman 1934 producer - uncredited Hollywood Party 1934 producer - uncredited Christopher Bean 1933 producer The Chief 1933 producer - uncredited Broadway to Hollywood 1933 associate producer Turn Back the Clock 1933 associate producer Tugboat Annie 1933 associate producer Looking Forward 1933 associate producer Divorce in the Family 1932 producer - uncredited New Morals for Old 1932 producer - uncredited Freaks 1932 producer - uncredited The Passionate Plumber 1932 producer - uncredited Lovers Courageous 1932 producer - uncredited Emma 1932 producer - uncredited Possessed 1931 producer - uncredited The Champ 1931/I producer - uncredited New Adventures of Get Rich Quick Wallingford 1931 producer - uncredited The Man in Possession 1931 producer - uncredited Min and Bill 1930 producer - uncredited The Flower Garden 1930 Short producer Manhattan Serenade 1929 Short producer A Night at the Shooting Gallery 1929 Short producer Mexicana 1929 Short producer The Hollywood Revue of 1929 1929 producer - uncredited Climbing the Golden Stairs 1929 Short producer Song of the Roses 1929 Short producer The Broadway Melody 1929 producer - uncredited Gus Edwards' Song Revue 1929 Short producer After Midnight 1927 producer The Waning Sex 1926 producer Brown of Harvard 1926 producer Dance Madness 1926 executive producer Broadway After Dark 1924 producer Lucretia Lombard 1923 producer Where the North Begins 1923 producer Brass 1923 producer Heroes of the Street 1922 producer
Miscellaneous Title Year Status Character The Sin of Madelon Claudet 1931 supervisor - uncredited Never the Twain Shall Meet 1931 supervisor - uncredited School Days 1921/II supervisor The Greatest Love 1920 supervisor The Invisible Divorce 1920 supervisor The Struggle Everlasting 1918 presenter The Mad Lover 1917 presenter The Argyle Case 1917 presenter
Production Manager Title Year Status Character Greed 1924 production supervisor - uncredited Blind Youth 1920 production manager
Self Title Year Status Character The Candid Camera Story (Very Candid) of the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures 1937 Convention 1937 Documentary short Himself 1925 Studio Tour 1925 Documentary short Himself - MGM Associate Executive Screen Snapshots, Series 3, No. 17 1923 Documentary short Himself
Known for movies Brown of Harvard (1926)
Scene of the Crime (1949)
How to Sleep (1935)
The Murder Man (1935)
$7 Million
