Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Anthony Mann across 4 places, from 1950 to 1967.
Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Anthony Mann (born Emil Anton Bundsmann; June 30, 1906 – April 29, 1967) was an American film director and stage actor.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Anthony Mann was documented, and when
1950 to 1951period
Cinecittàattested“Mann reflected, "It had marvellous characters, interesting notices, but it failed because nobody in it cared about anything—they were all rudderless, rootless, and haters." In the fall of 1950, Mann was sent to Cinecittà to do second-uni…”source: Wikipedia: Anthony Mann
1950year
Winchesterattested“Jean-Pierre Coursodon and Pierre Sauvage noted the troubled past in Mann's several films have included "the death of a loved one (a father in Winchester '73 and The Furies, a brother in The Man from Laramie, a wife in The Tin Star), and…”source: Wikipedia: Anthony Mann
1950year
Laramieattested“Jean-Pierre Coursodon and Pierre Sauvage noted the troubled past in Mann's several films have included "the death of a loved one (a father in Winchester '73 and The Furies, a brother in The Man from Laramie, a wife in The Tin Star), and…”source: Wikipedia: Anthony Mann
29 April 1967exact date
Berlinattested“On April 29, 1967, Mann died from a heart attack in his hotel room in Berlin.”source: Wikipedia: Anthony Mann
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1917year
New York (state)mentioned“In 1917, Mann's family relocated to New York where he developed a penchant for acting.”source: Wikipedia: Anthony Mann
1933year
Maxine Elliott's Theatrementioned“In 1933, Mann directed a stage adaptation of Christopher Morley's Thunder on the Left, which was performed at the Maxine Elliott's Theatre.”source: Wikipedia: Anthony Mann
1936year
New York (state)mentioned“In 1936, Mann married Mildred Kenyon, who worked as a clerk at a Macy's department store in New York City.”source: Wikipedia: Anthony Mann
1943year
Havanamentioned“Acting is weak, only Edward Ciannelli as the killer who gets killed, turning in an adequate job." Harrison's Reports was more complimentary, stating the film was a "fairly good program entertainment" with "colorful characters, human inte…”source: Wikipedia: Anthony Mann
1950year
Medicine Bow, Wyomingmentioned“I've a scenario here that seems interesting." He was handed the script for Devil's Doorway (1950), deeming it "the best script I had ever read." The film starred Robert Taylor, portraying a Shoshone native who faces prejudice after retur…”source: Wikipedia: Anthony Mann
1950year
United Statesmentioned“Also released in summer 1950, the film grossed $1.55 million in distributor rentals in the United States and Canada.”source: Wikipedia: Anthony Mann
14 February 1950exact date
Tucson, Arizonamentioned“Principal photography began on February 14, 1950, in Tucson, Arizona for a thirty-day shooting schedule.”source: Wikipedia: Anthony Mann
1955year
Laramiementioned“Mann's last collaboration with Stewart was The Man from Laramie (1955) at Columbia Pictures.”source: Wikipedia: Anthony Mann
27 January 1959exact date
Death Valleymentioned“Filming started on January 27, 1959, in Death Valley, California, for the mine sequence.”source: Wikipedia: Anthony Mann
1961year
Hatchardsmentioned“The project's genesis began when Mann, who had recently finished filming El Cid (1961), had spotted an Oxford concise edition of Edward Gibbon's six-volume series The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire near the front win…”source: Wikipedia: Anthony Mann
1963year
Pekingmentioned“The film was intended to reunite Heston and Loren, but Heston departed the project to star in 55 Days at Peking (1963), another Bronston production.”source: Wikipedia: Anthony Mann
1963year
Madridmentioned“In 1963, the marriage was annulled in Madrid.”source: Wikipedia: Anthony Mann
March 1964month
United Statesmentioned“Released in March 1964, the film earned $1.9 million in box office rentals in the United States and Canada, against an estimated production budget of $16 million.”source: Wikipedia: Anthony Mann
February 1967month
Austriamentioned“By December, filming was set to begin in February 1967 where it would film on location in Austria, Germany, and London.”source: Wikipedia: Anthony Mann
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