6 wins & 1 nomination.
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Filmography
1952
Carrie
(actor arrangement: Jennifer Jones)
1949
Madame Bovary
(appear by arrangement with: Miss Jones, Mr. Jourdan and Mr. Kent)
1946
Notorious
(Alfred Hitchcock's Notorious by arrangement with)
1946
Cluny Brown
(appearance by arrangement with: Miss Jones)
1945
Love Letters
(artists by arrangement with: Jennifer Jones and Joseph Cotten)
1944
Gaslight
(through courtesy of: Miss Bergman & Mr. Cotten)
1942
Saboteur
(technical acknowledgment: Alfred Hitchcock directs through the courtesy of)
1940
Rebecca
(presenter - uncredited)
1962
Theatre '62
(TV Series) (adapted from a screenplay by - 1 episode)
1935
Reckless
(from a story by - as Oliver Jeffries)
1928
Wyoming
(production supervisor)
1944
Gaslight
(acknowledgment: Miss Bergman and Mr. Cotten through courtesy of)
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Publicity Listings:
2 Biographical Movies
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7 Print Biographies
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7 Portrayals
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1 Interview
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8 Articles
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1 Pictorial
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Alternate Names:
Oliver Jeffries | David Selznick
Height:
6' 1" (1.85 m)
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Personal Quote:
Actors used to accept discipline. I've called [
John Barrymore] into my office for not knowing his lines; he was contrite and apologetic. I had to speak to
Leslie Howard, who was embarrassing
Vivien Leigh by not being prepared for a scene. But you never had to speak again. They recognized their fault and corrected it.
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Trivia:
In 1935,
Greta Garbo signed a contract with MGM, saying only
Irving Thalberg and Selznick could supervise her pictures. After the surprise success of
Anna Karenina (1935) with Garbo, Selznick announced that he was leaving MGM to start his own company. Garbo begged him to stay at MGM, saying he could solely produce her pictures. Selznick turned down her offer, saying he had bigger ambitions. It is...
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Trademark:
His ubiquitous memos.