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Stu Samuels. Producer: The Final Days. Stu Samuels began his career at TV Guide for eight years where he rose to become its National Programming Editor while getting a taste for producing after reading dozens of screenplays for television's earliest TV Movies. He spent another three years at Warner Bros. TV, first in publicity but soon graduating to program development where he was spotted by ...
Stu Samuels. Producer: The Final Days. Stu Samuels began his career at TV Guide for eight years where he rose to become its National Programming Editor while getting a taste for producing after reading dozens of screenplays for television's earliest TV Movies.
- Producer, Writer
- Stu Samuels
Stuart Samuels. Producer: Midnight Movies: From the Margin to the Mainstream. Stuart Samuels is an acclaimed academic (Univ. of Penn: 1968-1981), and a film and television producer, writer, and award-winning documentary filmmaker.
- Producer, Director, Writer
- March 8, 1940
- Stuart Samuels
Jun 14, 2012 · Stu Samuels loved Milton’s stories and even seemed to react positively to his pitch of the Al Morgan novel. Milton told Samuels that he wanted to rename the story “Next to Closing,” which is ...
Jun 8, 2012 · Movie Geeks United celebrates midnight cult movies with Stuart Samuels, the director of the documentary 'Midnight Movies: From the Margins to the Mainstream'...
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- 5.6K
- Movie Geeks United!
Whitepages People Search has contact information for 2 people named Stu Samuels across the U.S. We found them in 2 states and 2 cities, including Palm Desert, Batavia. The top 2 profiles for Stu Samuels nearby used to live in Brooklyn at 102 Cumberland Walk Apt 12G, Saint Charles at 1 S 6th Ave # 667.
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Stuart Samuels, Ph.D. is a world-renowned film historian, producer, director, writer, and teacher. Production and directing credits include: “Midnight Movies,” (based on his book) selected for various film festivals, including the Cannes Film Festival in 2005, “Urban Wild: New York, Paris, Tokyo, Toronto” for Discovery Channel (Canada) in 2002, and “Visions of Light: The Art of ...
