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Hal B. Wallis (1898–1986)

Author of The Life of Emile Zola [1937 film]

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Works by Hal B. Wallis

The Life of Emile Zola [1937 film] (1937) — Producer — 33 copies
Nancy Drew... Reporter [1939 film] (1939) — Producer — 23 copies
The Rose Tattoo [1955 film] (2004) — Producer — 18 copies
The Great Lie [1941 film] (1941) — Producer — 11 copies

Associated Works

Casablanca [1942 film] (1942) — Producer — 1,176 copies
True Grit [1969 film] (1969) — Producer; Producer — 260 copies
The Sons of Katie Elder [1965 film] (1965) — Producer — 136 copies
Becket [1964 film] (1964) — Producer; Producer — 115 copies
Now, Voyager [1942 film] (1942) — Producer — 112 copies
Captain Blood [1935 film] (1935) — Producer — 79 copies
Sergeant York [1941 film] (1941) — Producer — 72 copies
Blue Hawaii [1961 film] (1961) — Producer — 66 copies
The Sea Hawk [1940 film] (1940) 62 copies
The Strange Love of Martha Ivers [1946 film] (1946) — Producer — 62 copies
TCM Spotlight: Errol Flynn Adventures (2010) — Producer. — 9 copies
The Old Maid [1939 film] (1939) — Producer — 9 copies
The Wagons Roll at Night [1941 film] (1941) — Producer — 3 copies

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Canonical name
Wallis, Hal B.
Legal name
Wallis, Harold Brent
Other names
Wolowicz, Aaron Blum (original name)
Birthdate
1898-10-19
Date of death
1986-10-05
Gender
male
Nationality
USA
Birthplace
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Place of death
Rancho Mirage, California, USA
Occupations
film producer
Relationships
Hyer, Martha (wife)

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The biopic of the famous French muckraking writer and his involvement in fighting the injustice of the Dreyfuss Affair. (From IMDb)
 
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DrLed | 3 other reviews | Nov 4, 2017 |
Substance: How Emile Zola became a famous writer and political gadfly, was persuaded to support Albert Dreyfus when convicted of treason, and ultimately triumphed despite personal disasters. (Reviews available on-line).
As mentioned by others, the producers managed to do the whole famous drama without once mentioning that Dreyfus was scapegoated because he was a Jew.
Style: Morality play in the style of the time, but a well-done portrait of Zola. Muni as Zola really does an excellent job, and the director uses some nice business.… (more)
 
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Rating
4.2
Reviews
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ISBNs
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