CUKOR George
Date of birth: July 7, 1899, New York City.
Date of death : January 23, 1983, Los Angeles.
Practise: director.
Portrait :
Story:
He learned his job in Broadway before going to Hollywood.
On September 19, 1959, party given at the Fox Studios, in the honor of the visit of Nikita
Khrouchtchev.
Pictures :
"Let's Make Love":
press conference January 16, 1960 :
shooting
Marilyn's birthday
:
with Marilyn :
Jack Cole and Marilyn :
Arthur Miller and Marilyn :
Yves Montand and Marilyn :
"Something's Got to Give":
Marilyn's birthday, June 1, 1962 :
with Marilyn :
black and white blouse :
white suit :
dressing-room:
bathsuit:
bathrobe :
floral dress and coat :
floral dress :
,
with Dean Martin and Marilyn :
with Wally Cox and Marilyn :
He belonged to the list of Marilyn favourite directors that she gave to the Fox Studios in 1955. At that time she hadn't worked yet with him but was impressed by his reputation.
On the shooting of
"Something's Got to Give", Marilyn's confidence in Cukor quickly
failed, because they didn't agree about the script changes, and above
all, Cukor didn't put up with her endless delays. The Fox replaced him
by
) and was nominated 4 times for "Little Women" (1933)(
),"The
Philadelphia Story" (1940),"Othello" (1947), "Born Yesterday" (1950).He directed : "What Price Hollywood?" (1932),"Dinner at Eight" (1933),"David Copperfield" (1935),"Camille" (1937),"Holiday" (1938),"The Women" (1939), "Adam's Rib" (1949), "A Star is Born" (1954).
Attention!
Some of the pictures taken by a professional photographer on the set of
"Something's Got to Give " belong from now on to the Estate of Robert Slatzer.
Even if my website is a non lucrative one, the Estate of Robert Slatzer
doesn't allow me to use those pictures even if citing their
copyright.
Unfortunately, we don't share the same interest for Miss Monroe.
Website
BACK TO ALPHABETICAL INDEX
NEXT FILE