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Want to read in your language? English German Dutch Español Français Italiano Portuguese Norwegian Courtesy of FreeTranslation.com. Questions about authenticity? Click Here Enhanced Display | Standard Display GEORGE D. CUKOR - DOCUMENT DOUBLE SIGNED 02/04/1982 - DOCUMENT 173091  Click Here to Enlarge     GEORGE CUKOR. Document signed twice: "George Cukor" (once in cursive and once hand printed), 1p, 8½x11. No place, 1982 February 4. Questionaire filled out by Cukor in preparation for an interview on KABC Talkradio (Los Angeles). He has supplied an office address and phone number, a local contact and a subject to be discussed: "films". A KABC screener has typed an 11-line biography of Cukor on the lower half of the page, continuing with two more lines on verso. Cukor (1899-1983) moved from stage directing to Hollywood in the early 1930s. One of the greatest film directors, he was especially gifted at getting the most from actresses. He earned a Best Director Oscar for My Fair Lady (1964) and was nominated for four others: Little Women (1932-33), Philadelphia Story (1940), A Double Life (1947) and Born Yesterday (1950). Among his other highly praised efforts were Dinner At Eight (1933), David Copperfield (1935), Gaslight (1944) and Love Among the Ruins (TV, 1975). Binder holes on left side. Text from an adjacent page has been impressed on this one, touching signature, which remains fully legible.       This website image contains our company watermark. The actual document does not contain this watermark.     Price:  $1,999.00 (USD) Click here to pop open a floating Shopper's Currency Converter window. All documents are being offered on a first-come first-serve basis and are sold unframed unless otherwise specified. This website requires that cookies be enabled in your browser. Whether looking for corporate, birthday or luxury gifts, nothing makes a more perfect and unique gift than an autographed item for someone special! Imagine the thrill of receiving an autographed item from one's hero or signed on the anniversary of one's birthday. Click here for our Gift Locator Tool.      Previous Page The unauthorized use of images found on this website is prohibited and subject to criminal prosecution.

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