Hunt Stromberg

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Hunt Stromberg
Born	12 July 1894 Louisville, Kentucky  United States
Died	23 August 1968 Santa Monica, California

Hunt Stromberg (12 July 1894, Louisville, Kentucky - 23 August 1968, Santa Monica, California) was an Academy Award winning American film producer. He won an Oscar for the 1936 film The Great Ziegfeld.

[edit] Selection of films

• Roaring Rails (wrote)
• The Flaming Forties
• Soft Shoes
• The Texas Trail (wrote)
• The Prairie Pirate
• The White Sister (directed)
• The Painted Veil (1934 film)
• Maytime
• Susan and God
• The Great Ziegfeld
• Another Thin Man
• Hide-Out
• The Beast of the City
• Sweethearts (film)
• The Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award
• Naughty Marietta (film)
• Night Must Fall
• Northwest Passage (film)
• Red Dust
• Wife vs. Secretary
• Thunder (film)
• They Met in Bombay
• Pride and Prejudice (1940 film)
• After the Thin Man
• Too Late for Tears

[edit] External links

• Hunt Stromberg at the Internet Movie Database
• Hunt Stromberg at Find A Grave

Persondata
NAME	Stromberg, Hunt
ALTERNATIVE NAMES
SHORT DESCRIPTION	Film producer
DATE OF BIRTH	12 July 1894
PLACE OF BIRTH	Louisville, Kentucky  United States
DATE OF DEATH	23 August 1968
PLACE OF DEATH	Santa Monica, California