Goldwyn

[gohld-win]

noun

1. Samuel Samuel Goldfish, 1882–1974, U.S. movie producer, born in Poland.

Example Sentences

Studio head Samuel Goldwyn was inspired to produce a movie on this difficult subject after he and his wife, Frances, read a story in Time magazine about the re-entry struggles of vets.

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Before the screening, Safdie, Johnson and Blunt, along with the real-life Kerr and other members of the cast, took to the stage to introduce the film at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater.

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Rogers, fresh off his first silent film, “Laughing Bill Hyde,” moved with his wife, Betty, and their four children to Southern California at the behest of movie producer Samuel Goldwyn.

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He moved to Los Angeles to attend UCLA’s School of Theater, Film, and Television, where he won the Samuel Goldwyn award for screenwriting.

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“Wicked” actor Bowen Yang and “Bottoms” star Rachel Sennott revealed the nominees in a presentation that was streamed live from the Academy’s Samuel Goldwyn Theater on Thursday..

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