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Bert Schneider (I) (1933–2011)

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He formed a very successful production company with director Bob Rafelson in the 1960s, known first as Raybert, then later as BBS Productions (for "Bert, Bob & Steve" with the addition of Steve Blauner). He went on to win an Oscar and an Emmy. He decided to quit the business after producing Days of Heaven. See more trivia »

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Filmography

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1981 Broken English (producer)
 
1978 Days of Heaven (producer)
 
1977 Tracks (executive producer)
 
1976 The Gentleman Tramp (documentary) (producer)
 
1974 Hearts and Minds (documentary) (producer)
 
1971 The Last Picture Show (executive producer)
 
1971 A Safe Place (executive producer)
 
1971 Drive, He Said (executive producer)
 
1970 Five Easy Pieces (executive producer)
 
1969 Easy Rider (executive producer)
 
1968 Head (executive producer)
 
The Monkees (TV series) (producer - 49 episodes, 1966-1968) (executive producer - 9 episodes, 1968)
Mijacogeo (1968) (executive producer)
Monkees Blow Their Minds (1968) (executive producer)
Some Like It Lukewarm (1968) (executive producer)
Monkees Mind Their Manor (1968) (executive producer)
The Monkees in Paris (1968) (executive producer)
 
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1968 The Monkees (TV series)
Man on stretcher
Mijacogeo (1968) … Man on stretcher (uncredited)
 
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2011/VII Inside Out (in memory of)
 
1990 Texasville (special thanks)
 
1973 Badlands (the producer wishes to thank: for their help and cooperation)
 
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1975 The 47th Annual Academy Awards (TV special)
Himself - Winner: Best Documentary, Features
 
1967 The 19th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (TV special)
Himself
 
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2012 The 84th Annual Academy Awards (TV special)
Himself - Memorial Tribute
 
1997 Hey, Hey We're the Monkees (TV documentary)
Himself
 
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Personal Details

Other Works:

He co-created and co-produced a pilot for a proposed ABC sitcom called "Three's a Crowd". The comedy starred Bill Bixby as a man with two wives who didn't know the other existed.
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Personal Quote:

[on his film 'Hearts and Minds", which is highly critical of America's role in the Vietnam war] It shouldn't be considered a documentary. It should be considered a disaster epic, for that's what it surely is. See more »

Trivia:

He formed a very successful production company with director Bob Rafelson in the 1960s, known first as Raybert, then later as BBS Productions (for "Bert, Bob & Steve" with the addition of Steve Blauner). He went on to win an Oscar and an Emmy. He decided to quit the business after producing Days of Heaven. See more »

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