Zanuck

[ zan-uhk ]

noun

1. Dar·ryl F(rancis) [dar, -, uh, l], 1902–79, U.S. motion-picture producer.

Example Sentences

I spent several days there two or three times in 1961, when the Zanuck Longest Day film was being shot.

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Caen, being so central, was the headquarters for the Zanuck production people.

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Great, Harold thinks, that's all I need: to show up in Zanuck's office with my typewriter and say, "Bugsy sent me."

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As its Myra Breckinridge shoot wound down in December 1969—“Everyone has quit three or four times,” said Richard Zanuck.

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According to Sarne, the screening was everything he, Brown, and Zanuck could have hoped for.

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