Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for Joseph L. Mankiewicz across 5 places, from 1924 to 1941.
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Joseph Leo Mankiewicz (February 11, 1909 – February 5, 1993) was an American filmmaker.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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1924year
Stuyvesant High Schoolattested“At age four, Joseph moved with his family to New York City, and graduated in 1924 from Stuyvesant High School.”source: Wikipedia: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
1924year
New York Cityattested“At age four, Joseph moved with his family to New York City, and graduated in 1924 from Stuyvesant High School.”source: Wikipedia: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
1924year
New Yorkattested“At age four, Joseph moved with his family to New York City, and graduated in 1924 from Stuyvesant High School.”source: Wikipedia: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvaniaattested“Mankiewicz was born in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, to Franz Mankiewicz (died 1941) and Johanna Blumenau, Jewish emigrants from Germany and Courland, respectively.”source: Wikipedia: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
1941year
Germanyattested“Mankiewicz was born in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, to Franz Mankiewicz (died 1941) and Johanna Blumenau, Jewish emigrants from Germany and Courland, respectively.”source: Wikipedia: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
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1929year
Los Angelesmentioned“Mankiewicz's name later appeared in the Los Angeles Records 1929 list of the ten best dialogue writers.”source: Wikipedia: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
1936year
San Jose, Californiamentioned“Mankiewicz's next project was Fury (1936), which was inspired by a real-life mob lynching in which two suspects, held in a San Jose prison, were hanged for the murder of a department store heir.”source: Wikipedia: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
November 1938month
Radio City Music Hallmentioned“Production was completed in November 1938 and the film was screened as the Christmas attraction at the Radio City Music Hall.”source: Wikipedia: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
28 July 1939exact date
New Yorkmentioned“The two were married on July 28, 1939, at Mankiewicz's sister's apartment in New York.”source: Wikipedia: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
1942year
Francementioned“Mankiewicz's final productions at MGM were Reunion in France (1942) starring Joan Crawford and John Wayne, and Cairo (1942) with Jeanette MacDonald—the latter film Mankiewicz had his producing credit removed at his request.”source: Wikipedia: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
April 1950month
Curran Theatrementioned“Filming for All About Eve began in April 1950 at the Curran Theatre in San Francisco, which doubled as the interior and exterior locations of a Broadway theater.”source: Wikipedia: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
April 1950month
San Franciscomentioned“Filming for All About Eve began in April 1950 at the Curran Theatre in San Francisco, which doubled as the interior and exterior locations of a Broadway theater.”source: Wikipedia: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Metropolitan Operamentioned“By 1952, Mankiewicz had three projects he was contemplating—an adaptation of Carl Jonas' novel Jefferson Selleck about a Midwestern businessman experiencing a midlife crisis with Spencer Tracy; The Barefoot Contessa, and a new stage prod…”source: Wikipedia: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
1952year
New York Citymentioned“By 1952, Mankiewicz had three projects he was contemplating—an adaptation of Carl Jonas' novel Jefferson Selleck about a Midwestern businessman experiencing a midlife crisis with Spencer Tracy; The Barefoot Contessa, and a new stage prod…”source: Wikipedia: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
1952year
New Yorkmentioned“By 1952, Mankiewicz had three projects he was contemplating—an adaptation of Carl Jonas' novel Jefferson Selleck about a Midwestern businessman experiencing a midlife crisis with Spencer Tracy; The Barefoot Contessa, and a new stage prod…”source: Wikipedia: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
January 1954month
Cinecittàmentioned“Principal filming began in early January 1954 at the Cinecittà studio in Rome.”source: Wikipedia: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
January 1954month
Romementioned“Principal filming began in early January 1954 at the Cinecittà studio in Rome.”source: Wikipedia: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
1955year
United Statesmentioned“Guys and Dolls was one of 1955's biggest box office hits, earning $9 million in estimated distributor rentals in the United States and Canada.”source: Wikipedia: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
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