Who produced the movie Laurel Canyon?
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Hi, it was produced by: Scott Ferguson, Susan Stover (II), Jeffrey Levy-Hinte
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stairway to heaven - the song remains the same (1976)\nled zeppelin - directed by peter clifton
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Mark Consuelos stars as Antonio Cortez on Missing. It's a Lifetime show. I dunno if it's filmed in Canada though.
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Louis Burt Mayer (July 4, 1882[1] – October 29, 1957) was an early film producer, generally cited as the creator of the star system within Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) in its golden years. Known always as Louis B. Mayer (pronounced Louie) and often simply as "L.B", he believed in "wholesome entertainment" and went to great lengths to collect "more stars than in the heavens".\n\nBorn Eliezer Meir to a Jewish family in Minsk, Russia (now Belarus), his family immigrated to Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada when he was still very young and Mayer attended school there. His father started a scrap metal business and Louis worked with his father in the business until he was in his late teens, when he went to Boston.\n\nOn November 28, 1907 in Haverhill, Massachusetts, Louis B. Mayer opened his first movie theater. Within a few years he had the largest theater chain in New England and in 1916 Mayer partnered with Richard A. Rowland to create Metro Pictures Corporation based in New York City. A Hollywood facility was set up in late 1918. Mayer then left the partnership to start his own production company, Louis B. Mayer Pictures, and later became a partner with B.P. Schulberg in the Mayer-Schulberg Studio. In 1924 Marcus Loew bought Louis B. Mayer Pictures and as part of the deal made Mayer head of the new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.\n\nAs a studio boss, Louis B. Mayer built MGM into the most financially successful motion picture studio in the world and the only one to pay dividends throughout the Great Depression of the 1930s. However he frequently clashed with production chief Irving Thalberg who preferred literary works over the crowd-pleasers Mayer wanted. He ousted Thalberg as production chief in 1932 while Thalberg was recovering from a heart attack and replaced him with independent producers until 1936 when he became head of production as well as studio chief. This made Mayer the first executive in America to earn a million-dollar salary. Under Mayer, MGM produced many successful films with high earning stars including Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn, Lon Chaney, Joan Crawford, Jean Harlow, Judy Garland and many others. Although he had a reputation for ruthless expediency and allegedly narrow views about what subjects were suitable topics for motion pictures, Katharine Hepburn referred to him as a "nice man" (she personally negotiated many of her contracts with him). Some blame Mayer for Judy Garland's drug addictions, but historical support for this is not clear.\n\nBy 1948, due to the introduction of television and changing public tastes, MGM suffered a considerable dropoff in its success. Three years without an Oscar award provoked further conflict between Mayer and Nicholas Schenck, president of MGM's parent, Loews, Inc. (Mayer is said to have frequently referred to Schenck as Mr. Skunk). Mayer ultimately sold his collection of thoroughbred horses (which he supposedly paid more attention to than his MGM responsibilities), worked to control costs and searched for a "new Thalberg", hiring writer and producer Dore Schary as production chief. Schary (who was 20 years Mayer's junior) preferred message pictures in contrast with Mayer's taste for "wholesome" films. Three years later, Mayer reportedly called Loews headquarters in New York with an ultimatum, "It's either him, or me" and Schenck fired Mayer from the post he'd held for 24 years. Mayer tried to stage a boardroom coup but failed and largely retired from public life.\n\nMayer had two daughters from his first marriage to Margaret Shenberg. Daughter Irene Gladys Mayer, married producer David O. Selznick and second daughter Edith (Edie) Mayer married to producer William Goetz (who became President of Universal Pictures).\n\nActive in Republican Party politics, Mayer served as the vice chairman of the Republican Party of California from 1931 to 1932 and as its state chairman bet
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It wasn't made in West Virginia, although it was set there.  It was all filmed in Canada.
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I live in the county where it was filmed.. Watauga Co. NC\n\nMary Call was the main character. She was a young girl who raised her family. Her father was sick. She tried to marry off her older sister to Kiser (a guy with a car). She collected herbs and sold them. Her father died. The social worker would come by but Mary Call would never let her "see" her father.  Mary Call did not want her younger siblings to go to a foster home.\n\nIt was a sad but accurate portayal of a dirt poor Appalachian family in the 60's.
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Well, you should go to the citty of big productions, is it Holliwood?\nI don't know but you have to look in TV and movie producers.\nGood Luck.
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Who lost an American? by Nelson Algren \n\nJoel Gilbert is a Director, Producer
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Christy Canyon, Trinity Loren, Sean Michaels, Ebony Ayes, Ron Jeremy, Vanessa Del Rio and Samantha Strong
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It was a movie called "Travel On" made in 1950. It was about a young man's search for his missing dog. It featured scenic tourists sites around the country like Mount Rushmore and the Grand Canyon. Filmed entirely in 3-D. My favorite part of the movie was when the bats flew out of the old barn. It seemed like they were flying straight at me! Fun movie.
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There is one called Mountain Man AKA Guardian of the Wilderness. It was made in 1977. Hope this is the one you are looking for.
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A must see!\n\nAng Lee's upcoming film "Brokeback Mountain" about two young cowboys (Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal) who tumble into love while herding sheep through the Wyoming mountain range during the early '60s, was excluded from the Cannes screening schedule altogether reports After Elton. \n\nGiven Ang Lee's track history, the elimination from the running at Cannes is of note, especially since the contenders this year are helmed by indie cinema darlings like Lars Von Trier, David Cronenberg, Wim Wenders, Jim Jarmusch, and Gus Van Sant (who was originally slotted to direct Brokeback). However, Cannes has also never accepted a film of Lee's for competition, and reportedly don't particularly like him. So the film's rejection from the lineup may have nothing to do with the movie itself, rather with who's directing it.\n\nWhy the project didn't measure up at Cannes remains unknown, though the trades reported two weeks earlier that "Brokeback Mountain" was "looking wobbly for Competition," and confided that the film reportedly "underwhelmed the selection committee."\n\nThis comes at odds with other recent reports that many studio executives were "moved to tears" at a recent screening of it. "It's a great American love story," says a source to the paper who confirmed it is unabashed about the gay relationship that is central to the film and there are sex scenes. Whether the famous Heath Ledger skinny dipping photos that surfaced last year were part of the film is unsure though they won't be in the movie's final edit. \n\nOne of my most reliable sources who also happens to be one of Dark Horizons' greatest supporters (and a really good friend) also confirmed that people were crying and loving the film at a recent US screening.
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my own private idaho, cause it depicted homelessness, prostitution and drugs realistically, not hollywood glammed out version. truthfully gritty and keanu and river did excellent jobs as a rich boy/family reject and a narcoleptic male prostitute.
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Photographer/video director Yelena Yemchuk. Heard on this site...but this was in 1999...hmmm....let's see what else I can find.\n\nApparantly also Courtney Love....(copyright on this site was 2005)
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Jaime Escalante.  The movie was called "Stand and Deliver."
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Filming Locations for \nOrca (1977) \nMalta \n\n\nMarine World, Redwood City, California, USA \n\n\nPetty Harbour, Newfoundland, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
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It's "Eyes of an Angel", starring John Travolta.\n\nhttp://us.imdb.com/title/tt0101844/