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ROD STEIGER - AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED 12/04/1965 - DOCUMENT 29904

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ROD STEIGER - AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED 12/04/1965

ROD STEIGER. Rare ALS: "Rod Steiger", 2p, 8x10. No place, 1965 December 4. To Milton (his agent Milton Goldman). In full: "This is a most difficult letter to write--but one I feel I must, to you--I have never been happy with my movie representation on the west coast--I'm talking about the period ~~changed~~ befor (sic) my luck changed again--I know I need much stronger represtation (sic) in Europe (which for some reason Hollywood still seems to ignore--as I have ~~builet~~ built a good following through out Europe, I need a better organized force their (sic)--this is the main reason I am going to William Morris. I explain this to you, because I think you are the best in N.Y. for theatre- -and I'm sorry to loose (sic) you their (sic)--but I feel I must make this move now. In short Milton-I'm sorry to leave you as an agent but I hope you understand as a friend. My best to Arnold, always my very best to you." Arnold Weissberger was his lawyer. Steiger had received Oscar nominations in 1954 (Best Supporting Actor, On the Waterfront) and 1965 (Best Actor, The Pawnbroker). He won the 1967 Academy Award for Best Actor for portraying a well-meaning but prejudiced Southern sheriff in In the Heat of the Night. Creased. Folds, vertical one touches the "t" in Steiger. Overall, fine condition.

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