Arthur Hiller
Arthur Hiller (Arthur Hiller, November 22, 1923-August 17, 2016) , was born in Emmonton, Alba, Canadian actor and director.
In 1957, he directed his first feature film "Jade Girl Spring Heart".
On August 17, 2016, Arthur Hiller passed away peacefully at his home in Los Angeles, USA, at the age of 92.
Early Experience
Arthur Hiller was born in Emmonton, Yalba, Canada. He studied at universities such as Alba University and the University of Toronto, with degrees in law, psychology, and literature. He was very interested in acting when he was doing live broadcast on CBS radio station
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Performing Experience
In 1954, he moved to CBS TV and directed TV films such as "Play House 90", "Hitchcock Theater", "The First Season of Red Dead Redemption " and "Route 66".
In 1957, he directed his first feature film "Jade Girl Spring Heart", but returned to the television world after shooting. Later, at the instigation of Disner, he returned to the film industry and directed the family adventure film " Miracle of the White Stallions " for Disner . He was versatile, and he was not sloppy in any form of work. The "Story of Love" A sensation everywhere.
In 1971, directed the comedy movie "Hospital".
Character Evaluation
Arthur Hiller is an old-school man, careful, diligent and thrifty. The quality of the film directed by Hiller depends on the script. If the script is good, the filming is good; if the script is bad, the filming is bad. But all in all, he can be regarded as successful
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