ROCK HUDSON - DOCUMENT DOUBLE SIGNED 01/05/1962 CO-SIGNED BY: CHRISTOPHER ALLAN - HFSID 173084
Price: $600.00
ROCK HUDSON
Hudson signs a contract with a New York publicity agent
Contract signed "Rock Hudson". Also signed "Christopher Allan"
by Christoper Allan, "File Hudson/Contracts Publicity/Allan-Weber" in
blue ink in unknown hand and "$866.67" in black ink in unknown hand. With
correction in left margin RCA/20th/RH", possibly signed by both Hudson
and Allan.1 page, 8x11½. Pound Ridge, New York, Jan. 5. 1962.
This contract is between Hudson and publicity agent Christopher Allan of
Allan-Weber, paying Allan $866.67 to handle Hudson's publicity and public
relations. The contract was to start on Jan. 1, 1962, but both Allan and
Hudson moved the start date back to Jan. 20. Hudson's film Lover Come
Back, with Doris Day, would be released two months after this contract was
signed on Mar. 3, 1962. Hudson (1925-1985), was born Roy Scherer but adopted
the last name Fitzgerald when his mother remarried in the 1930s. He was
nominated for a Best Actor Academy Award for Giant in 1956. Twice
voted Hollywood's top box-office draw and a favorite of fan magazines,
Hudson proved he had more than good looks, turning in solid performances in
such films as Magnificent Obsession (1954), Written on the Wind
(1956), Battle Hymn (1956), A Farewell to Arms (1957), This
Earth is Mine (1959), A Gathering of Eagles (1963), Ice Station
Zebra (1968) and Darling Lili (1970). He is also known for his
pairings with Doris Day in a number of light-hearted romantic comedies,
including Pillow Talk (1959) and Send Me No Flowers
(1964). In 1971, Hudson finally moved to the small screen, starring in
McMillan and Wife (1971-1976), appearing on Dynasty
(1981) and making a number of made-for-TV films, including a role in the
1980 TV adaptation of Ray Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles.
Diagnosed with AIDS in the early 1980s, he was the first major public figure
to bring the deadly disease to world attention. Lightly toned. Two binder
holes on top of page. Otherwise in fine condition.
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